Public-Private Partnerships
Public-Private Partnerships
A series of Economic Institute studies published between 2006 and 2015 have assessed the potential for P3 projects in California and the conditions under which the state is likely to attract investors.
Briefs, Analyses, and White Papers
- A Comparative Analysis of the Public and Private Cost of Capital and Market Trends for Public Infrastructure Delivery
When Taxable Infrastructure Financing Beats Tax-Exempt
—March 2015 (PDF: 10 pages, 194 KB) - An Assessment of Public-Private Partnership Opportunities for the Proposed Extension of the San Francisco Veterans Affairs Medical Center to the Mission Bay Area of San Francisco
—March 2014 (PDF: 52 pages, 4.3 MB) - The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory-University of California, Berkeley Richmond Bay Campus: Options and Considerations Regarding Its Development Utilizing Public Private Partnerships
—May 2013 (PDF: 15 pages, 280 KB) - Public-Private Partnership Opportunities for the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District
—March 2013 (PDF: 58 pages, 1.8 MB) - Accelerating Job Creation in California Through Infrastructure Investment: Opportunities for Infrastructure Asset Formation and Job Creation Using Public-Private Partnership Procurement Methods
—January 2012 (PDF: 21 pages, 746 KB) - Framework Conditions for Foreign and Domestic Private Investment in California’s Infrastructure: Seizing the P3 Opportunity
—September 2010 (PDF: 44 pages, 1 MB) - Public-Private Partnerships: Alternative Procurement Methods for Campus Development in the University of California System
—June 2010 (PDF: 25 pages, 1.3 MB) - Investing in California’s Infrastructure:
How to Ensure Value for Money and Protect California’s Competitive Position in the National and Global Economy
—June 2006 (PDF: 76 pages, 997 KB)