Governmental staff, judicial officers, and private business owners should avoid erroneously misapplying the Government Procurement Act and the Act for Promotion of Private Participation in Infrastructure Projects. This study examined the literature review and conducted a comparative analysis of the legislation processes related to the Act for Promotion of Private Participation in Infrastructure Projects and the Government Procurement Act. The differences between these two acts as well as the government's promotion of private participation in infrastructure projects were explored by investigating the spirit of the laws, open procedures, security measures, private sector participation, and measures that promote public interest and prevent fraud. In conclusion, because the historical background, legislative purpose, implementation procedures, transparency, and confidentiality regulations are fundamentally different between the two Acts. Executives should avoid erroneously misapplying laws.