NCPPP - Implementing Partnerships in California Sept 2011

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Implementing Partnerships in California
Friday, September 9, 2011
Portofino Hotel, Redondo Beach, CA

Organized by:

THE National Council For

Public-Private Partnerships

In Conjunction With
USC Keston Institute for Public Finance and Infrastructure Policy

League of California Cities, Los Angeles County Division

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PROGRAM AGENDA

Thursday, September 8

Afternoon Tour of West Basin Water Reclamation Facility

Friday, September 9

7:30 am

REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
Sponsored by CH2MHILL

8:00 am

WELCOMING COMMENTS

8:05 am

KEYNOTE SPEAKER
California’s new statutes for public-private partnerships offer an option to address a number of infrastructure needs. Public officials need to understand the value of this tool and when it is appropriate for use.

8:30 am

THE FRAMEWORK OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
What factors should be taken into consideration when planning to use a public-private partnership?

8.50 am

CALIFORNIA FRAMEWORK FOR INFRASTRUCTURES
Leading authorities outline the specific California legislative and regulatory provisions that make possible the use of PPPs for infrastructure projects. Included will be a focus on smaller economic development projects.

9:45 am

Coffee Break
Sponsored by Gonzalez Goodale Architects

10:00 am

EXAMPLES OF WHERE IT HAS WORKED – CASE STUDIES – ROUND #1
Several PPP projects have already been undertaken in California – what do they suggest as patterns to follow or to avoid? Case studies of several projects illustrate the “do’s and don’ts” of project development.

11:00 am

THE FIRST STEPS IN THE PROCESS – WHAT SHOULD PUBLIC AGENCIES DO?
Before issuing a Request For Proposal, what are the things that the public sector should do in anticipation of the bidding and negotiation process. This should include a market analysis and a public cost comparator.

noon

Luncheon Address
Sponsored By C.W.Driver Construction
and Skanska

1:30 Pm

FINANCING TOOLS AVAILABLE THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS
Financing experts discuss the options to be considered when developing the financing for an individual project. This session will provide some focus on smaller economic development examples and will include benefits for both sides.

2:30 pm

Coffee Break
Sponsored by A3K Consulting

2:45 Pm

EXAMPLES OF WHERE IT HAS WORKED – CASE STUDIES – ROUND #2
Several PPP projects have already been undertaken in California – what do they suggest as patterns to follow or to avoid? Case studies of several projects illustrate the “do’s and don’ts” of project development.

4:15 Pm

WRAP-UP – Roundtable with speakers from the earlier sessions
What does this all mean?

4:30 am

Reception
Sponsored by Teichert

5:30Pm

Adjournment

Speakers

Kome Ajise, State of California Department of Transportation
Ignacio Barandiaran, Arup
Steven Bradford, California State Assemblymember
Tony Canzoneri, McKenna Long & Aldridge
Eric Hall, Eric Hall and Associates
Clifford Ham, Administrative Office of the Courts
Tony Harding, United Water
Will Kempton, Orange County Transportation Authority
Sean Maher, Johnson Controls
Susan Mays, CH2M Hill
Adrian Moore, Reason Foundation
Dean Murphy, Terracare Associates
Adam Nicolopoulos, ADN Capital Ventures/Stanford Professor
Richard Norment, National Council for Public-Private Partnerships
Kristina Raspe, University of Southern California
John Rhow, Barclays Capital
Ron Smith, West Basin Municipal Water District
Wil Soholt, Kosmont Companies
Wes Strickland, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
Tim Suydam, San Diego County Water Authority
Andy Swope, K&L Gates
George Wentz, HR Green
Tim Weston, K&L Gates
Geoff Yarema, Nossaman
Frank Zerunyan, P3 Solutions

(Be sure to check back for updates on the speakers list)

Meeting LOCATION
September 9, 2011
The Portofino Hotel & Yacht Club
260 Portofino Way
Redondo Beach, California 90277
Reservations: 1.800.468.4292
Make your room reservation before August 16^th to receive the group rate of $189.00 per night.
Remember to mention you will be attending the NCPPP Workshop to receive the group rate.

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