Public-Private Partnerships
Overview
As federal, state, and local governments are faced with budget limitations, public-private partnerships (PPP or P3) provide a vehicle for commercial enterprises and governmental entities to join forces and resources in the pursuit of major development and infrastructure projects. Distinct from traditional public-procurement arrangements, P3s enable private-sector companies to finance, build, rehabilitate, maintain, and/or operate specific public-sector activities and initiatives in return for a contractually defined stream of future returns and other compensation.
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