Robert Alfert, Jr, partner at US law firm Nelson Mullins Broad and Cassel.

Mark Richards (Partner) and Sheridan Treger (Senior Associate), Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Louise Robling, Partner, Bevan Brittan

After more than a decade covering the world of infrastructure investment, it is time to head to pastures new

Federal and state government infrastructure policy legislations continue to get more interesting – or frustrating – each week

This week two lobby groups called on the federal government to take necessary steps to fix infrastructure funding gaps.

From being a P3 procurement leader to consistently spreading the good word, Infrastructure Ontario (IO) might now be onto something bigger. 

The industry has been called upon to do more to support P3 champions in the public sector; Louisiana and Los Angeles would be good places to start.

Moves from the federal government to increase broadband opportunities can finally unlock a sector brimming with potential

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.