Overview
Public-Private Partnership Program
Metro is exploring the Public-Private Partnership project delivery method to partner with the private sector and deliver currently unfunded transportation projects. The program is to identify specific highway or transit projects that could be constructed through financing and project implementation arrangements with the private sector.
What Projects would be Considered?
Our Public-Private Partership program could potentially provide funding for transportation projects that are currently unfunded, or accelerate the construction of funded projects. Projects identified in the Draft 2008 Long Range Transportation Plan Tier 1 Strategic (Unfunded) highway and transit lists are high-priority candidates for Public-Private Partnership opportunities.
- Draft 2008 Long Range Transportation Plan Tier 1 Strategic Projects Performance Measures and Analysis(PDF format, 190 KB)
- Draft 2008 Long Range Transportation Plan project sketches and Metro system operations for consideration of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) (PDF format, 2.3MB)
How will Metro Decide?
Projects with the most promise for the Public-Private Partnership program will be determined through a methodical three-step evaluation and implementation process, which will determine project feasibility, develop a detailed project definition and advance candidate projects to final contract negotiations.
- Public-Private Partnership Framework
(PDF format, 53 KB)
Consulting Services Contract awarded to
- InfraConsulting LLP and a project team including
- KPMG LLP
- Halcrow Inc.
- Nossman LLP
- Sharon Greene + Associates
- Englander & Associates
The primary objective of the 3-year contract is to help Metro identify transportation projects that could be viable candidates for public-private partnerships from among the more than 60 projects in the Draft Long Range Transportation Plan and Measure R Legislation.
Go to http://www.metro.net/news_info/press/Metro_055.htm to see the full press release.