Public Private Partnerships (P3s)

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Another Source of Federal Funding Will Launch New Opportunities for Public-Private Collaborations

by Mary Scott Nabers | Apr 28, 2022 | Economic Development, Infrastructure, Public Private Partnerships (P3s), Tourism, Uncategorized

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Public officials and economic development organizations throughout the country are now eligible to receive large amounts of federal funding which have been allocated for projects related to tourism, recreation, and...

Nebraska P3 Bill Awaits Senate Floor Vote

by CivMetrics Staff | Apr 20, 2022 | Public Private Partnerships (P3s), Uncategorized

The Nebraska Department of Transportation, through the passage of the bill sponsored by Sen. Lynne Walz, would soon be able to enter into public-private partnerships if the bill passes a final vote in the state Senate. Citing Sen. Walz, Land Line Now reported:...

Four Keys to Trust in P3s, According to Yale Research

by CivMetrics Staff | Mar 30, 2022 | Public Private Partnerships (P3s), Sub Featured A, Uncategorized

Public private partnerships are an effective instrument in problem-solving, but uneasiness between the parties can compromise impact. How do two parties, with very different missions, build trust? A group at Yale has been researching this question. Yale Insights...

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Another Source of Federal Funding Will Launch New Opportunities for Public-Private Collaborations

Nebraska P3 Bill Awaits Senate Floor Vote

Four Keys to Trust in P3s, According to Yale Research

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