Recent to-ing and fro-ing in the Maryland General Assembly hints at growing political discord. But the state's market should be strong enough to weather any storm.

An unprecedented global health crisis has led to equally unprecedented demands on PPP project contracts and the relationships that underpin them

Communities’ ability to halt the spread of coronavirus was defined by the availability of healthcare and digital infrastructure. Rubicon's John Kirwan tells P3 Bulletin's David Keniry why these sectors are on path for even further growth.

Asset consolidation, inevitable project delays and altered contract agreements are among the expected impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, industry observers tell P3 Bulletin’s Sakshi Sharma.

Co-founder of Amber Infrastructure and director of International Public Partnerships (INPP) Giles Frost tells P3 Bulletin project partners have put “aside contracts” to face the Covid-19 challenge

EY's Mike Parker discusses today's global challenges and public-private partnerships with P3 Bulletin's Sakshi Sharma

The global public-private partnership market is set for disruption as Plenary Group and CDPQ look to expand their considerable portfolios; while Sun Life closes in on InfraRed Capital Partners.

Canada has demonstrated once again why it is a world leader in public-private partnership (P3) delivery with key procurements progressing across the country.

Courthouse projects have become a benchmark for success in the execution of public-private partnerships; global industry leaders delivering these projects share their insight into that success. By David Keniry, editor.

In 2019 the São Paulo State Government won the Best Financial Structure category at the P3 Awards for the Midwest Highways project in the State of São Paulo. Since then the government has continued to move forward and implement a raft of P3 projects.

News Analysis: President Donald J. Trump announced proposed regulation changes to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) earlier this month. While the changes have been long due, the industry may have gotten more than what they were asking for.

The year maybe only a month old but 2020 is shaping up to be a game changer for global infrastructure investment as policymakers align, thanks to climate change- the industry must embrace this momentum, by David Keniry, Editor.