Project-specific agreements are contracts negotiated for individual infrastructure projects, establishing terms between a municipality and higher-level governments or other partners for that particular undertaking. Unlike broad framework agreements that cover multiple projects, these agreements detail specific commitments for a single project, such as a transit line extension or water treatment plant. They typically outline funding contributions from each party, project scope and timelines, reporting requirements, cost-sharing formulas, and dispute resolution mechanisms. Project-specific agreements allow terms to be tailored to each project's unique circumstances while ensuring all parties understand their obligations before construction begins.