What makes government contracts unique? question 10 options: they involve competitive bidding. they aren't part of the federal budget. they are paid off with bonds instead of money. they create obligations normally applied to government agencies

The correct answer is the option D: They create obligations normally applied to government agencies.

Explanation:

On one hand, a government contract is the name given by law to the situation where to parties compromise themself with each other and where one of them is a government agency, therefore that its main characteristic is that those type of contracts involve a party that is a government entity.  

On the other hand, a government contractor is the name that tends to receive the company, privately owned or publicly trade but not a state owned enterprise, whose characteristic is that it produces goods or services under contract for the government only.

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