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RESOURCES
Index to NCPPP Policy Recommendations (members-only)
STATE LEGISLATION
State legislation on Public-Private Partnerships (2008)
Updates can be found in the members-only section
PAPERS/SPEECHES
The below papers are helpful resources covering an array of topics regarding public-private partnerships.
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How Do You Like Your Infrastructure: Public or Private?
The National Council for Public-Private Partnerships helps the SMPS Foundation better understand P3s in this 2010 research paper authored by Stephanie S. Satterfield and Leslie Sluger
NCPPP Comments on Transportation Authorization
Policy Recommendations for the Transportation Authorization
Submitted to the United States Congress
A Fresh Look at Carbon Dioxide Management,
The Honorable William C. Anderson, most recently the (former) Assistant Secretary for
Installations and the Environment for U.S. Air Force
"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
Presentations from the National League of Cities meeting on November 13,
2007:
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
Fundamentals of Public-Private Partnerships, Presentation by Richard
Norment (NCPPP) in Luguillo, Puerto Rico, 8/07
Trends
in Public Spending on Transportation and Water Infrastructure, 1956 to
2004, Congressional Budget Office, 8/07
User Guidebook on Implementing Public-Private Partnerships for Transportation
Infrastructure Projects in the United States, US Department of Transportation, Federal Highway
Administration. Prepared by 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
Anticipating
A Greenhouse Gas Compliance Strategy, Roger D. Stark and John F. Spinello,
Jr. (Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP), 4/07 (printed
in The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, Inc., April 2007, Volume 15, No.4)
NASA:
Enhanced Use Leasing Program Needs Additional Controls, US Government
Accountability Office, 3/07
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)
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
Competitive Sourcing: Report on
Competitive Sourcing Results, Fiscal Year 2005, Office of Management
and Budget, 4/06
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
Manual for Using
Public-Private Partnerships on Highway Projects, Federal Highway Administration
Creating Additional Tools in the Financial
Toolbox: A New Look at Water Private Activity Bonds, Michael Deane,
Karen F, Hedlund, Esq., and Andrew L. Shea, 10/05 (The article is presented
with permission of Underground Infrastructure Management.)
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
The Clean Water and
Drinking Water Infrastructure Gap Analysis, U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, 9/02
PPPs: A Contractor/Developer's
"How To" Guide, Bob Prieto (Fluor) 10/05
"SAFETEA-LU" Promotes
Private Investment in Transportation, Karen Hedlund and Nancy Smith
(Nossaman Guthner Knox & Elliott) 8/05
Testimony to the Subcommittee
on Water Resources and Environment Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure,
U.S. House of Representatives, on Financing Water Infrastructure Projects,
Stephen Howard (Lehman Brothers), 7/05
Issues in Regulatory Policy Design
for U.S. PPPs, Robert Prieto (Fluor) 6/05
Drinking Water Infrastructure
Needs Survey and Assessment, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency,
6/05
Mayors'
Guide to Water and Wastewater Service Agreements: Terms and Conditions
- this publication by the Urban Water Council of the U.S. Conference of
Mayors is recommended by NCPPP as a fundamental document for both the
public and private sectors as they negotiate operations and maintenance
contracts for water/wastewater operations. 4/05
Testimony on SB 1335 at the Texas
Intergovernmental Relations Committee, Douglas Herbst (CH2M HILL)
4/05
Public-Private Partnerships, presentation
given at the North Carolina Transportation Forum, Richard Norment (National
Council for Public-Private Partnerships) 3/05
All
in a Day's Work, an interview with Eugene Schiller (Southwest Florida
Water Management District), Tim Gregorski (Water & Wastes Digest)
2/05
Large-Scale Seawater Desalination
and Alternative Project Delivery, Andrew Shea and Nikolay Voutchkov
(Poseidon Resources) 2/05 [Printed in Design-Build DATELINE]
The Future of Desalination in Texas: Volume
I and II (Texas Water Development Board)
12/04
The Future of Desalination in Texas,
Dr. James Smith (Texas Water Development Board) 12/04
Design-Build-Finance-Own-Operate-Transfer
Approaches, Dr. James Smith (Texas A&M University) 12/04
Private Activity Bonds and Financing Water
Infrastructure in Texas, Jim Forte (Brazos River Authority) and Andrew
Shea (Poseidon Resources Corporation) 12/04
Hold the Salt: The Promise of Desalination
for Texas, Research Report, Dr. James Smith, (Texas Public Policy
Foundation) 10/04
Successful Procurement and Finance
Methods: The Southwest Florida Experience, Eugene A. Schiller (Southwest
Florida Water Management District) 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
Federal Public-Private Partnerships:
Synthesis of Lessons Learned from BRAC and Other Programs, Roger D.
Feldman (Bingham McCutchen LLP) 6/04
The New Industrial Revolution: The
Aftermath of Globalization, Edmond L. Prins (Corporate Asset Advisors,
LLC) 5/04
The Budget Process: Tools to
Win the Game, Eugene Schiller (Southwest Florida Water Management
District) 1/04
A Comparison of Values Applied
to Goal Setting Within the Public and Private Sector Water Service Industries,
Robert E. Hebert (Dissertation) 2003
Competition for Municipal Services
in Charlotte, E.S. Savas (Baruch College, City University of New York)
11/03
State Finances and Implications
on Public-Private Partnerships, Jennifer W. Davis (Delaware Budget
Director) 11/03
Alternative Water Resources: Development
and the Challenges for Public-Private Partnerships, Andrew Shea (Poseidon
Resources) 10/03
Privatization and Public-Private Partnerships
in Phoenix, E.S. Savas (Baruch College, City University of New York)
10/03
Senator Elizabeth Dole's Speech (9/03)
Mary Peters (Federal Highway Administration) Speech
Excerpts (9/03)
Good Project Management
Is the Key to the Privatization Decision, David F. Schulz (Northwestern
University) 9/03
DoD Privatization - A Private Sector
Perspective, Zia Qureshi (Veolia Water North America) 7/03
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
The Road Less Traveled,
Until Now, Scott Edwards (Veolia Water North America)
Why Don't They Understand?, Eugene
Schiller (Southwest Florida Water Management District) 9/02
PPPs - American Style, Richard Norment
(National Council for Public-Private Partnerships) [The PFI Journal 39,
October 2002]
The United States Experience
with Outsourcing, Privatization and Public-Private Partnerships, David
Seader (David Seader Associates) 12/02
Tampa Bay Seawater Desalination:
The Business Model, Eugene Schiller (Southwest Florida Water Management
District) 11/02
NCPPP's Testimony to Senate Subcommittee
3/02
Mayor George Spadoro's Speech 2/02
The Changing Environment
for Public-Private Partnerships in the United States, Richard Norment
(National Council for Public-Private Partnerships) 1/02
Brief Discussion of Water Security
Issues, Robert Hebert (ECO Resources) 12/01
9/11-P3-Power, Roger Feldman
(Bingham McCutchen) 11/01
Senator George Allen's Speech 11/01
Mayor Robert Elliott's Speech 11/01
DC Superintendent Dr. Paul Vance's Speech
11/01
Privatization Initiatives,
E.S. Savas (Baruch College, CUNY) 9/01
Of Power (Electric) and Privatization
(Light), Roger Feldman (Bingham McCutchen) 8/01
Creating Public-Private Partnerships
in Wastewater Treatment, Susan Mays and Paul Roy (OMI, Inc.) 6/99
Privatization vs. Municipal Ownership:
Which Way Do I Go?, James Binder (Alternative Resources, Inc.), James
Doherty (New Jersey Administrator) and Michael Kelly (Earth Tech) 2/99
Privatization Roundtable - The Human
Side of Privatization, Susan Mays (OMI, Inc.) 9/98
Privatization Financing Alternatives:
Blending Private Capital and Public Resources for a Successful Project,
Brian T. Oakley (Scully Capital Services, Inc.); Mark Weimar (Pacific
Northwest National Laboratory); et al. 11/98
SPEAKERS BUREAU
The Council will attempt to draw from its membership to provide qualified speakers and panelists for events conducted by the NCPPP.
The Council may also provide speakers and panelists for meetings organized by other organizations,
when and where appropriate, and in conformity with NCPPP Policies (see “Speaking Engagements” below).
Organizations requesting this service should contact the NCPPP Executive Director [do as a link] and
provide the following information:
- Name of sponsoring organization
- Full contact information for the requesting party
- Date and location of event
- Nature of the audience to be address
- Desired subject to be covered
See the
NCPPP Conference Standards and Guidelines for Speakers and Moderators
for guidance on speaking at NCPPP events.
If there are further questions, please feel free to contact
Rick Norment, NCPPP Executive Director at 703.467.2233.
SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS AND CONTRACT SUPPORT
Speaking Engagements
In order for Council staff to participate in any speaking engagement the requesting organizations, regardless of Council membership status, must cover all related travel costs Travel costs include ground transportation, lodging, meals and air fare (at ‘coach’ rates for flights or rail of 5 hours or less; ‘business class’ for travel in excess of 5 hours)
For Council members there will be no honorarium charged for Council staff to participate in speaking engagements
Non-members will be changed an honorarium for Council staff to participate in speaking engagements under the following rates:
- For-Profit organizations must provide a $1,000 honorarium for any speaking engagement
- Non-Profit or Governmental organizations will provide a honorarium of $175/hour with a minimum of 2 hours for all speaking engagements with a maximum daily honorarium of $1000
The Management Committee of the Board of Directors of the Council will have the sole discretion to wave or modify these terms.
Contract Support
Participation in Contracts: NCPPP will not directly participate in a competitive bid on a proposal for any project on which any NCPPP member organization may also bid. With the approval of the NCPPP Management Committee, NCPPP may assist in the delivery of a contract, and may be listed as a resource in any proposal submitted by an organization, which is a member in good standing with the NCPPP, but such support cannot be offered on the exclusive basis in that member’s bidding process. NCPPP must have a clearly defined role in the project, and this role must be approved by the NCPPP Management Committee. Participation and/or support of contracts or in the bidding for contracts, by non-members will not be permitted.
The Executive Director can provide estimates of billable rate for staff contract support, in the form of a quotation. This same policy applies to requests for the Council to provide assistance in conducting workshops or seminars organized by a Council member.
PROGRAM SUPPORT
The Council offers support to non-profit organizations
and profit organizations to establish and enhance a conference, seminar,
etc. The Council can provide information on an array of subjects, speakers
from many industries and backgrounds and promotional support.
If you are interested in receiving support on a program please contact
Richard Norment for further details. |
