At a glance
- PID reported in September that a $50 million sanitation financing was the sole commitment in a P3 Bulletin roundup otherwise made up of advisory hires, consultant tenders and feasibility studies.
- Maryland is seeking advisors for its toll and CAV plans in the same roundup.
- Contra Costa Transit Authority is exploring a P3 for mobility hubs, according to the roundup.
The latest P3 Bulletin pipeline roundup lists $50 million in World Bank financing for the Paraíba sanitation P3.
PID reported in September that a $50 million sanitation financing was the sole commitment in a P3 Bulletin roundup otherwise made up of advisory hires, consultant tenders and feasibility studies.
Maryland is seeking advisors for its toll and CAV plans in the same roundup. The listing gives no scope for the advisory mandate, no contract value and no response deadline.
Contra Costa Transit Authority is exploring a P3 for mobility hubs, according to the roundup. A Florida city is weighing a $2.2 billion mobility program, the roundup's only other dollar figure. Other exploration-stage entries include a Colombian hospital P3 still seeking consultants and a Rio consultation on an electric bus P3.
The roundup also lists a former Metrolinx chief set to join the Alto project and a new capital formation lead at Equitix. On the procurement side, the US Navy has begun reviewing Seal Beach submissions, and the Miami courthouse P3 is listed after a termination notice PID covered on Oct. 1.
Reported by the Transport & public-private desk from P3 Bulletin. Published . Corrections