Public–Private-Partnerships (PPPs) have been adopted worldwide to deliver infrastructure projects and/or provide public services. Having a reasonable concession price (operation and transfer) in place is pivotal for sustaining win-win relationship between governments private sectors. However, historical data shown that the of PPPs when transfer less than satisfactory due changing attribute pric...

Public–private partnership (PPP) projects have the features of extended investment cycles, diminished returns, and high demand for technology. Inadequate utilization these may result in an accumulation new implicit debt government. Consequently, it becomes imperative government to manage mitigate risks associated with urban rail transit PPP projects, which is a crucial prerequisite ensuring pro...

This article investigates how managers in public-private partnership (PPP) projects respond to social or physical events during the implementation of their projects, and which of their responses produce satisfactory outcomes. Multi-value Qualitative Comparative Analysis (mvQCA) was used to examine the events that took place during a large Dutch Design, Build, Finance and Maintain (DBFM) transpo...

The government of Bangladesh recognizes public-private partnerships (PPPs) as a strong catalyst for implementing infrastructure projects. study conducted to assess the performance public sector and measure cost service with quality in projects under PPP. survey focused on 35 nongovernment officials from PPP agencies academicians using structured questionnaire. was assessed 16 selected indicator...