The course of 2020 has been far from predictable, but the legacy of the global pandemic offers a huge opportunity for infrastructure. It’s why Paul Jarvis is excited to be back

Operis associate director Charles-André Gonthier on how colleges in the US are increasingly turning to partnerships to safeguard their utility supply.

Fitch Ratings expects to see an increase in public private partnerships (P3s) to address aging utility infrastructure at colleges and university campuses over the next several years.

Lisa Buglione, executive director at AIAI, explains why investing in communities through infrastructure worked before and it is still working now.

How to advance P3s through collaborative education, by Lee U’Ren, director at the Institute for Public Private Partnerships (IP3)

Louis Gunnigan from Technological University Dublin on how different jurisdictions are opening up construction sites.

Can P3 demonstrate ‘superior efficiency’ and if not, what comes next? By Dejan Makovšek, Project Manager and Infrastructure Procurement Lead at the International Transport Forum, OECD

Fredric W. Kessler, Partner at Nossaman, presents the case for adequate public transportation funding during the Covid-19 pandemic

Lee A. Weintraub, chair, P3 practice group, Becker & Poliakoff

COVID-19 disruptions, force majeure and relief events, by partner Meagan T. Bachman and counsel Gregory V. Johnson from Squire Patton Boggs

The perfect storm emerging from the COVID-19 crisis is shaping up to be an epic challenge for the infrastructure delivery sector, says P3 Bulletin’s David Keniry

The future of infrastructure funding in the US may be uncertain, but creative P3 solutions are on the rise, reports Kirsty-Anne Jasper