At a glance
- Capital cost, contract structure and procurement timing were not disclosed.
- For allocators, the open delivery model is the underwriting decision: it will determine whether revenue risk sits with the province or with the private partner.
- A procurement notice is the next marker that would show whether the proposal advances toward a bid.
Alberta is considering a public-private partnership to deliver a reservoir project, P3 Bulletin reports.
Capital cost, contract structure and procurement timing were not disclosed.
For allocators, the open delivery model is the underwriting decision: it will determine whether revenue risk sits with the province or with the private partner.
A procurement notice is the next marker that would show whether the proposal advances toward a bid.
Reported by the Transport & public-private desk from P3 Bulletin. Published . Corrections