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Institute Overview
Mission Statement
TI Members
Hosting a Transportation Workshop with NCPPP
TI Resources
TI Meeting Minutes
Partnerships in Transportation Workshop, Kansas City, MO (5/07)
Partnerships in Transportation Workshop, Chicago, IL (10/06)
Partnerships in Transportation Workshop, St. Louis, MO (9/05)
Partnerships in Transportation Workshop, Durham, NC (12/04)
Partnerships in Transportation Workshop, Sacramento, CA (10/04)
Partnerships in Transportation Workshop, Orlando, FL (10/04)
Partnerships in Transportation Workshop, Austin, TX (12/03)
Partnerships in Transportation Workshop, Minneapolis, MN (12/03)
Partnerships in Transportation Workshop, Vancouver, WA (11/03)
Partnerships for Transportation and Real Estate: A Union Station Anniversary Workshop Presentations (9/03)


THE TRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE OVERVIEW
The Transportation Institute (TI) of the NCPPP provides a forum for Council members with interests in the use of public-private partnerships for the development of transportation projects. The TI serves as a principle resource in the execution of a series of workshops being conducted under a contract with the U.S. Department of Transportation. In addition, the TI serves as the voice of NCPPP in presenting policy concepts to improve the opportunities for use of public-private partnerships at the federal, state and local levels.
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the NCPPP Transportation Institute is to advocate and facilitate the formation of public-private partnerships for transportation projects and service at the federal, state and local levels, where appropriate, and to raise the awareness of governments and businesses of the means by which their cooperation can cost effectively provide the public with quality goods, services and facilities. This includes the promotion of the use of innovative financing, design-build, performance contracting and other public-private partnership tools, to encourage the broadest acceptance of the use of PPPs, through improvements to the legislative and regulatory framework involved in the development of transportation projects and services.
TI MEMBERS
Steering Committee:

General Members:

TI RESOURCES

American Association of Port Authorities

An Option for Financing Ports: Public-Private Partnerships, presentation before the Latin American Congress of Ports, Panama, June 19 2008

Exchange between the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, U.S. House of Representatives, and the National Governors Association regarding PPPs for transportation infrastructure.
  • May 10th letter from Congressmen Oberstar and DeFazio to the National Governors Association
  • "Public Interest Concerns on Public-Private Partnerships", a white paper expanding on the May 10th letter.
  • Response from the National Governors Association
  • Statement by Representatives Mica and Duncan.

The Path Forward: Funding and Financing Our Surface Transportation System, an interim report by The National Surface Transportation Infrastructure Financing Commission. 1/08

"The Capital Beltway & Public-Private Partnerships", prepared for National Council for Public-Private Partnerships by Capstone Team of The George Washington University Graduate School for Public Policy and Public Administration: Matt Brown, Tim Cronin, Saurabh Lall, Joe Lataille, Margaret Sacks, 12/07

The Capital Beltway: One Road...Two States, Capstone Team of The George Washington University Graduate School for Public Policy and Public Administration: Matt Brown, Tim Cronin, Saurabh Lall, Joe Lataille, Margaret Sacks, 12/07

Statement of The Honorable Mary E. Peters, Secretary of Transportation Before the Committee on the Budget, U.S. House of Representatives, 10/07

International Urban Road Pricing, Prepared for Office of Transportation Policy Studies (FHWA) by AECOM Consult Team, 6/06

Issues and Options for Increasing the Use of Tolling and Pricing to Finance Transportation Improvements, Prepared for Office of Transportation Policy Studies (FHWA) by AECOM Consult Team, 6/06

User Guidebook on Implementing Public-Private Partnerships for Transportation Infrastructure Projects in the United States, AECOM Consult Team, 7/07

Case Studies of Transportation Public-Private Partnerships in the United States, AECOM Consult Team, 7/07

Case Studies of Transportation Public-Private Partnerships around the World, AECOM Consult Team, 7/07

Statement Submitted by the National Council for Public-Private Partnerships to the National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Study Commission, May 10, 2007

International Overview of Innovative Contracting Practices for Roads, Pekka A. Pakkala (Finnish Road Administration), 2/07

The Changing Transportation Paradigm, Richard Norment (NCPPP), THE CONFERENCE (2/07)

Minnesota DOT Scan Report, NCPPP, 6/06

Comments on NPRM for Design-Build, Docket Number FHWA-2005-22477, NCPPP, 7/06

USA Today Op Ed Piece, Richard Norment, NCPPP, 7/06

State Laws Authorizing Public-Private Partnerships for Transportation Projects, Nossaman Guthner Knox & Elliott (5/06)

Hearing on "Understanding Contemporary Public Private Highway Transactions: The Future of Infrastructure Finance?", Testimony of Karen J. Hedlund of Nossaman, Guthner, Knox & Elliott LLP Before the Subcommittee on Highways, Transit and Pipelines, Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, U.S. House of Representatives, 5/06

No More Just Throwing Money Out the Window, Environmental Defense, 5/06

Comments on the Public-Private Partnerships Pilot Program, Docket Number FTA-2006-23697, NCPPP, 5/06

Making the Case for PPPs in Illinois, Business Leaders for Transportation, 2/06

Report on PPPs - Mississippi River Bridge Task Force, Regional Business Council, 1/06

Design-Build Effectiveness Study, As Required by TEA-21 Section 1307(f), Final Report, Prepared for: USDOT - Federal Highway Administration, 1/06

Privatization of Water Transportation Systems, Arthur L. Smith (Management Analysis, Inc.) 6/00 ["The Proceedings of the 2nd International Congress on Maritime Technological Innovations and Research," University of Cadiz, Spain, 2000]

Letter to Governor Daniels, NCPPP, 2/06

Knik Arm Bridge and Toll Authority Symposium, NCPPP, 1/06

Manual for Using Public-Private Partnerships on Highway Projects, Federal Highway Administration Coalition Connection

www.i95coalition.org/meeting-minutes.html

Synthesis of Public-Private Partnership Projects for Roads, Bridges & Tunnels from Around the World - 1985-2004, U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration (Prepared by AECOM Consult Team) 8/05

"SAFETEA-LU" Promotes Private Investment in Transportation, Karen Hedlund and Nancy Smith (Nossaman Guthner Knox & Elliott) 8/05

TEA-21 Reauthorization: Public Private Partnerships (PPP) Program, Contact: Ann Warner, Bechtel Infrastructure Corp., adwarner@bechtel.com (6/05)

Streetcars and Economic Development ~ The Dynamic Linkage Between Them (Presentation) (Monograph), David Taylor (HDR) (5/05)

TI Full Membership Meeting, May 24, 2005

Public-Private Partnerships, presentation given at the North Carolina Transportation Forum, Richard Norment (National Council for Public-Private Partnerships) (3/05)

Easing California's Transportation Crisis with Tolls and Public-Private Partnerships, Reason Foundation (1/05)

Public-Private Partnerships, Federal Highway Administration (1/05)

USDOT's Report to Congress on Public-Private Partnerships (12/04)

US DOT/FHWA's New SEP 15 Process (10/04)

SEP-15 Application Process Memo (10/04)

Private Sector Participation in Transportation, Testimony before House Committee on Government Reform, Subcommittee on Energy Policy, Natural Resources and Regulatory Affairs, Shirley Ybarra (The Ybarra Group, Ltd.) (9/04)

Loosening the Belt: A closer look at how I-495 officials sold the HOT lane concept
Gary Groat, Contributing Author, Source: Roads & Bridges, April 2004, Vol: 42, Num: 4
Copyright © 2004 Scranton Gillette Communications

Oregon Innovative Partnerships Program: Oregon Transportation Commission Legislation ORS 367.800-367.826 (8/04)

Partnerships in Transportation Workshops Final Report, March 17, 2004

Design-Build 2003-2004 Legislative Survey prepared by G. William Quatman, FAIA, DBIA, Shughart Thomson & Kilroy, P.C. (6/04)

"Public-Private Transportation Act of 1995" Commonwealth of Virginia

States with Enabling PPP Laws

A Resolution In Support of a HOT Lanes Road Network, Responsible Economic Growth In Our Region (REGION) (10/03)

Senator Elizabeth Dole (R-NC) speech from the Union Station Workshop (9/03)

Mary Peters (Federal Highway Administration) speech excerpts from the Union Station Workshop (9/03)

2003 - The Year of Transportation Infrastructure, Kenneth W. Butler and Jamie J. Miller (CAPITAL PARTNERSHIPS (Va.), Inc.) 2/03

Performance-Based Contracting for the Highway Construction Industry, prepared by Battelle Institute 2/03

Transportation HQ
http://www.transportationhq.com

TI MEETING MINUTES
January 10, 2006 (Steering Committee)
November 17, 2005
May 24, 2005
April 25, 2005 (Steering Committee)
March 1, 2005 (Steering Committee)
January 25, 2005 (Steering Committee)
Partnerships In Transit (Denver, CO, 6/12/08)
View full presentations from the June 12-13, 2008 workshop in Denver, CO.
Presentations before the American Railroad Development Association.
Santa Fe, NM, June 9, 2008
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (MO, 5/15/07) View the full presentations from the May 15, 2007 workshop in Kansas City, MO. Presentations include:
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (IL) (10/06)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Chicago, IL on October 4, 2006.
  • Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority: Art Goodwin (National Council for Public-Private Partnerships)
  • Private Developer Perspectives on PPPs and Labor: Daniel Dornan (AECOM Consult, Inc)
  • The Legislative Perspective:  Karen Hedlund (Nossaman Guthner Knox & Elliott) and David Narefsky (Mayer, Brown, Rowe and Maw)
  • Transit-oriented Development - The Return on Investment: David Taylor (Sustainable Transportation Solutions)
  • Partnerships in Transportation Workshop: Steve Howard (Lehman Brothers)
  • Transportation PPPs beyond Toll Roads: Alistair Sawers (Ernst & Young)
  • Public-Private Partnerships for New Construction Transportation Projects: David Williams (Carter & Burgess, Inc.)
  • Designing Public Private Partnerships to Boost Transportation Performance and Expand Travel Choice: Michael Replogle (Environmental Defense)
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION: FUNDING LARGE TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS (MO) (9/05)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in St. Louis, Missouri on September 29, 2005.
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (NC) (12/04)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Durham, North Carolina on December 15, 2004.
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (CA) (10/04)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Sacramento, California on October 20, 2004.
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (FL) (10/04)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Orlando, Florida on October 6, 2004.
  • Fundamentals and Issues: Richard Norment (National Council for Public-Private Partnerships)
  • Setting the Tone for Public-Private Partnerships: Mary Peters (Federal Highway Administration)
  • Combining Private Equity, Economic Development and Transportation
  • Examples of PPPs:
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (TX) (12/03)
 The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Austin, Texas on December 16, 2003.
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (MN) (12/03)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Minneapolis, MN on December 8, 2003.
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (WA) (11/03)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Vancouver, WA on November 19, 2003.
UNION STATION WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS (9/03)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation and Real Estate: A Union Station Anniversary Workshop held in Washington, D.C. on September 24, 2003.
  • Keynote Address: Mary Peters (Federal Highway Administration)
  • The Union Station Redevelopment: An Example of a PPP: Cubie Dawson (Jones Lang LaSalle)
  • The Fundamentals of Public-Private Partnerships: John Stainback (Stainback Public/Private Real Estate)
  • Examples of Public-Private Partnerships:
    • Water/Wastewater: Indianapolis, IN, Burlingame, CA & Honolulu, HI: Jim Keene (USFilter Operating Services, Inc.)
    • Real Estate:
    • Transportation:
      • Massachusetts Route 3: Eric Keen (HDR Construction Control Corp.)
      • Competitive Sourcing of Transportation Services: Art Smith (Management Analysis, Inc.)
  • Legislative Concepts: Kenneth Butler (CAPITAL PARTNERSHIPS, Inc.)
  • Keynote Speaker: Senator Elizabeth Dole (R-NC)

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