New York and New Jersey are pushing the Gateway program but there remains a long way to go

P3 Bulletin would like to provide details on the progress of all the bills circulating US capitols that will have an impact on P3, but such is the wave of legislative activity that this has become an almost impossible task.

A Congressional hearing has demonstrated that federal, state and local policymakers are set to place innovation at the center of infrastructure investment.

This month has started with some great news for the P3 industry in the US: the launch of the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) P3 pilot program.

Affordable housing is increasing up the political agenda across the US, and P3 models could start to play a role. Just don’t expect to find any cookie-cutter models

Efforts to progress the Gateway Project show the growing frustration for action from Washington

Difficult times for investors require innovative thinking

A breakdown in government relations and signs of uncertainty in the private market means 2019 opens with plenty of questions for the P3 sector

As one of Canada's – and, for that matter, the world's – P3 powerhouses, the recent rating downgrade of the Canadian province of Ontario is not welcome news.

The Democrats have fired the first salvo as they position themselves for an infrastructure bill – and it’s not the most auspicious of starts

There was plenty of talk ahead of President Donald Trump and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s meeting last week, but was any progress really made? And can these two men work together?

How much thought is being given to disruptive technology when it comes to planning today's P3 projects?

The changes in the make-up of Congress following the midterm elections have left infrastructure as one of the few areas where both houses might find some common ground