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This book is about managing the infrastructure development cycle
from project initiation to the end of the operation and maintenance
phase. It focuses on the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) contract
and, from this perspective, private and public sector procurement
are variations.Designed for students from different backgrounds
such as information technology, business, architecture, quantity
surveying, urban planning, project management, engineering,
construction, facilities management, transport, finance, economics,
and law, the book provides a structured guide to these diverse
students as well as researchers, public officials, project
sponsors, lenders, developers, contractors, subcontractors,
suppliers, investors, infrastructure fund managers, insurers,
facilities managers, non-government organizations, and consultants
such as designers, engineers, environmental specialists, legal
advisors, and brokers.The book presents general principles that are
applicable in different countries, particularly in the developing
world where markets and other institutions are less developed and
uses examples to clarify ideas.
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Detroit Opera House
(Hardcover)
michael Hauser, Marianne Weldon; Introduction by Introduction Lisa Dichiera
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This book is about managing the infrastructure development cycle
from project initiation to the end of the operation and maintenance
phase. It focuses on the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) contract
and, from this perspective, private and public sector procurement
are variations.Designed for students from different backgrounds
such as information technology, business, architecture, quantity
surveying, urban planning, project management, engineering,
construction, facilities management, transport, finance, economics,
and law, the book provides a structured guide to these diverse
students as well as researchers, public officials, project
sponsors, lenders, developers, contractors, subcontractors,
suppliers, investors, infrastructure fund managers, insurers,
facilities managers, non-government organizations, and consultants
such as designers, engineers, environmental specialists, legal
advisors, and brokers.The book presents general principles that are
applicable in different countries, particularly in the developing
world where markets and other institutions are less developed and
uses examples to clarify ideas.
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