Companies of Every Type and Size Can Participate In Upcoming Public-Private Partnership Engagements
Public-private partnership (P3) engagements are continually becoming more common and that is because of two basic reasons. First, significant amounts of funding are required – but rarely available – for large and complex projects that carry multi-million-dollar...
Court Strikes Down PennDOT’s P3 Bridge Plan
Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court ruled last week that the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s plan to toll nine interstate bridges in Pennsylvania violates state law. PennDOT’s announcement that I-79 will be tolled was met with opposition as...
Diving Into Colorado’s New P3 Law
Following the passage of Colorado’s expanded public-private partnership law, the state’s public entities may now enter into P3 agreements. JDSupra explained the difference that the Colorado’s expanded P3 law will bring: Under the P3 project delivery...
Airport Modernizations Offer Unique Partnering Opportunities
Airports in America are undergoing significant changes as focus has shifted to long-overdue, critical needs related to modernization. Finally, there is funding for these efforts. Public officials are preparing to launch thousands of projects with objectives related to...
This Trend Will Significantly Impact Public and Private-Sector Leaders
Public officials in government are asking difficult questions about how to deliver critical infrastructure projects. Their concern is real, and their questions are valid because the trend of delivering large projects through public-private partnerships (P3s) is...Listen to Our Civic Development Podcast!
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