Noticias
- UK Competition Commission to remove regulations on electrical goods retail01.02.2012.
- Comprehensive report on the impact of climate change launched26.01.2012.
- Better accounting for infrastructure interdependency could contribute to growth 25.01.2012.
- Financial services watchdog to protect ‘irrational’ customers in UK25.01.2012.
- Frontier ranks first in Europe to work for20.01.2012.
- Mobile shopping on the rise19.01.2012.
- Frontier discussion event on future of retail banking10.01.2012.
- David Parker y Matthew Bell ascendidos a Director01.01.2012.
- Frontier asciende a Matt Hunt y a David Bothe01.01.2012.
- La Comisión de Competencia británica retira regulaciones de comercio minorista22.12.2011.
Guidelines on how to procure and implement PPPs in the EU
The European PPP Expertise Centre (EPEC), at the European Investment Bank (EIB), has published a Guide to Guidance designed to assist public officials responsible for the procurement and implementation of public-private partnership (PPP) infrastructure projects. The Guide focuses on transport infrastructure and is based on best practice worldwide.
Given the poor state of public finances, the European Union is placing renewed emphasis in attracting private finance and expertise into infrastructure investments. PPPs are based on long term contracts that involve the private sector in designing, building, financing and operating public infrastructure services. PPPs are complex arrangements which require the public contracting authorities to rely on professional guidance from technical, legal, environmental, financial and economic advisers.
Frontier (Europe) advised EPEC leading a team of PPP experts in the preparation of the Guide to Guidance. For more information, please contact Dr. José Carbajo.
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