Building on the success of an enterprise is just as important as starting one, and UConn Health is seizing the opportunity to launch a new public-private partnership after seeing significant financial growth last year.
Public-private partnerships are multi-faceted economic development opportunities that are tailored to the project at hand. From transforming cities to “smart cities,” revitalizing landmarks or creating new jobs, public-private partnerships have a place in each community across the United States.
Kentucky is open for business, and leaders across the state are looking to the private sector for ideas, expertise and capital to improve infrastructure.
Kentucky reached record-breaking milestones in 2017 as the Commonwealth introduced 17,200 new jobs to the state alongside $9.2 billion in corporate expansion.
A new coalition has been created by fourteen mayors and CEO’s to find a solution to a lack of affordable housing in cities across the United States.
Louisiana has launched plans to replace the Belle Chasse Tunnel and Bridge, a $112 million project and the first P3 of its kind for the state’s transportation department.
A Request for Proposal has been issued by Purdue University to develop, design, build, finance, operate and maintain two new residence halls through a public-private partnership.
With a focus on improving roads, bridges to help advance economic development, Rep. Sal Santoro says the legislature is working to do more than ever to improve Kentucky infrastructure funding.
Public-private partnerships provide opportunities for local communities to combat some of the biggest issues facing the nation today.
It’s not enough to think in the present. It’s better to think with the future in mind.
