<![CDATA[Building failure in government construction projects is a legal issue involving technical, contractual, and liability aspects among parties involved in construction services. This study aims to analyze the position of government construction contracts from a civil law perspective, the contractual responsibilities of construction service users and providers regarding building failure, and efforts to strengthen legal certainty in resolving such issues. This research employs a normative juridical method using statutory and conceptual approaches through literature studies of regulations, legal references, and previous studies. The results indicate that construction contracts serve as the foundation of legal relationships that establish rights, obligations, and responsibilities among the parties. Liability for building failure cannot be automatically imposed on one party but must be determined based on contractual provisions, the causes of failure, and the causal relationship between actions or negligence and resulting losses. Strengthening legal certainty can be achieved through comprehensive contract arrangements, proportional risk allocation, and the implementation of contractual law principles in construction dispute resolution.]]>
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