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Public Private Partnership (PPP) From a Contractor's Perspective
Date
December 4, 2014
Many state governments have embraced PPP financing to help pay for new projects, and it is becoming a new revenue source for contractors. This session will explain the following:
• How PPPs work, from inception to owning and operating a completed project
• Why surety is also unique in PPPs, as viewed from a contractor’s perspective
• How the unique legal structure of PPPs can put undue burden on a
contractor — various options that limit the contractor’s risk
• The unique accounting for PPPs on the concession books
• The unique accounting requirements when the contractor also has an owner
interest in the concession
• How PPPs work, from inception to owning and operating a completed project
• Why surety is also unique in PPPs, as viewed from a contractor’s perspective
• How the unique legal structure of PPPs can put undue burden on a
contractor — various options that limit the contractor’s risk
• The unique accounting for PPPs on the concession books
• The unique accounting requirements when the contractor also has an owner
interest in the concession
Speakers
Aon Infrastructure Solutions
Sr. Development Manager, Walsh Group
Michael A. Lucki, CPA
Retired EVP and CFO - CH2M HILL, Balfour Beatty plc
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