Emerging Smart Cities Rely on Public-Private Partnerships
While the self-driving car isn’t readily available to consumers on the market, the age of autonomous vehicles and smart cities is upon us.
GA Affordable Housing P3s Growing
Affordable housing has become a top priority for the state of Georgia as cities like Atlanta are searching for new ways to fund low-income residences.
Louisville P3 Brings Tech Training to Area High School Students
Louisville will be the home of 10,000 open tech jobs by 2020, and a new public-private partnership is preparing high school students in the city to be ready for entry-level positions following training.
Study: KY Transportation Improvements Provide 3-to-1 ROI
A new economic analysis released today found that Kentucky’s economy could gain an additional $3.33 for every dollar invested in transportation.
Bevin Talks Roads, Airports and Gas Tax
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin was the closing speaker at last week’s three-day Kentucky Transportation Conference, talking to attendees about the importance of Kentucky’s transportation infrastructure and how the state is attempting to address massive needs to improve it.
Texas Welcomes New Capital Complex Center
The state of Texas has agreed to a public-private partnership to create a Capital Complex Master Plan to consolidate most of the state’s agencies in two buildings.
First-of-its-Kind P3 Helps Minnesota Farmers with Water Quality
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture recently entered a first-of-its-kind public-private partnership to improve water quality in Southern Minnesota, putting farmers in control of their conservation practices.
KYTC Releases 2018 Road Plan
The Kentucky Department of Transportation 2018 road plan recently released reveals over $1 billion in funding being distributed to projects across the Commonwealth to repair roads and bridges in the FY 2018-FY 2020.
Georgia Preps Three P3 RFQs
The Georgia Department of Transportation is preparing to launch a request for qualifications for advisory contracts and a broadband P3.
Kentucky’s Braidy Industries Hires Executive Board
Braidy Industries, a multi-billion aluminum rolling mill that recently located to Greenup County, Kentucky, has hired the executive board that may bring new public-private partnerships to the state.
