At a glance
- For allocators tracking Brazilian transport concessions, the roundup gives a calendar: the pipeline is dated to 2027, and Rio's consultation is open now.
- The roundup also carries the $50 million World Bank financing for a Paraíba sanitation P3, as Private Wealth Daily previously reported.
- Contra Costa Transit Authority is exploring a P3 for mobility hubs, and San Antonio is exploring one for an entertainment district, both at study stage.
A Brazilian state has retendered a hospital P3, the lead item in P3 Bulletin's latest project roundup. Terms were not disclosed.
The roundup also lists a Brazilian transport concession pipeline for 2027 and a Rio consultation on an electric bus P3.
For allocators tracking Brazilian transport concessions, the roundup gives a calendar: the pipeline is dated to 2027, and Rio's consultation is open now.
The roundup also carries the $50 million World Bank financing for a Paraíba sanitation P3, as Private Wealth Daily previously reported. That makes four Brazilian items in the roundup.
Contra Costa Transit Authority is exploring a P3 for mobility hubs, and San Antonio is exploring one for an entertainment district, both at study stage.
The roundup lists three appointments: a former Metrolinx chief joining the Alto project, Bechtel naming a former ProInversión head to a Latin America role, and Equitix appointing a capital formation lead. The Equitix hire follows the €400 million from APG committed to an Equitix managed account, as Private Wealth Daily previously reported.
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