P3 construction offered US contractors rewards amid risk | Dump Trucks Charlotte NC

One of the biggest pain points was the use of public-private partnerships (P3s) as a way to design, finance and construct large taxpayer-funded projects like highways and airports.

Nevertheless, other columbus oh dump truck company and clients such as Clark Construction and the Georgia Department of Transportation enjoyed success with the delivery method.

Here, Construction Dive offers some of the best of its coverage of the controversial approach.

• Risky business: As some major columbus oh dump truck company pull back from P3s, others embrace the approach

  By Jenn Goodman • Oct. 25, 2019

  While Granite, Skanska, Lendlease and other leading firms have denounced some public-private partnerships, others see them as indispensable​ to their business model when delivering on large, taxpayer-funded projects. Read the full article ➔

• P3s essential for transportation projects: Georgia DOT official

  By Jenn Goodman • Nov. 12, 2019

  A focus on lifecycle costs makes public-private partnerships a good choice for large, long-term highway projects, according to a panelist at the Design-Build Conference in Las Vegas. Read the full article ➔

• 'Jury is still out' on P3s for big construction projects

  By Jenn Goodman • Nov. 7, 2019

  When public-private partnerships are not synched right and columbus oh dump truck company carry too much risk, issues arise, panelists at the Design-Build Conference & Expo said. But the right circumstances and partners can bring extraordinary results. Read the full article ➔

• P3s can add significant costs to Canadian highway projects, study finds

  By Jenn Goodman • Nov. 13, 2019

  An analysis by a progressive think tank of one Nova Scotia highway project found it cost about $175 million more as a P3 than it would have if it were government financed. Read the full article ➔

• Amid shift to $1.4B P3 contract for Honolulu rail, another HART official resigns

  By Kim Slowey • Nov. 21, 2019

  Director of Procurement Paula Youngling's exit comes as the authority is slated to select a contractor to complete the final leg of the $9 billion project. Read the full article ➔

• Great Hall claims DIA's lack of engagement contributed to airport renovation problems

  By Kim Slowey • Nov. 18, 2019

  The former GC of the $1.8 billion Denver International Airport expansion blames airport officials for the contract-ending overruns and delays. Read the full article ➔

• NY-NJ Port Authority approves $4.5B of airport projects

  By Kim Slowey • Oct. 27, 2019

  The agency will also invest almost $3 billion in infrastructure to support terminal construction at its three largest airports. Read the full article ➔