Public-Private Partnerships Archives

Georgia Tech develops smart EV charger designed to ease burden on grid

The smart EV charger technology would allow users to customize the charging process while minimizing both cost and impact on the grid.

Mary Scott Nabers

Public-private partnerships continue to gain traction throughout America

Many federal funding programs now require some amount of private-sector investment.

Brady Pieper

PennDOT opens unsolicited P3 proposal window for transportation initiatives

This P3 submission window will allow for private entities to present innovative solutions for a range of transportation models, including roads, bridges, rail, aviation and ports.

Brady Pieper

DOE offering $43 million in funding for industrial decarbonization projects

These funds will support the Department of Energy's commitment to industrial decarbonization and maintain America’s manufacturing competitiveness in global markets.

Miles Smith

Department of Labor investing $71 million in programs for improving job quality

The funding will be used to improve job quality, expand access to employment in critical sectors and prepare workers for well-paying jobs.

Mary Scott Nabers

Cities, counties nationwide are launching public safety facility projects

More than $3 billion in public safety infrastructure projects were proposed in bond elections this year nationwide.

Pete Hahnloser

DOT awarding nearly $50 million for transit-related infrastructure, housing density

More than 70% of the projects receiving funding involve transit-oriented development and downtown revitalization efforts.

Mary Scott Nabers

Fast-growing cities have high demand for private sector contracting partners

A population surge in the U.S. is increasing the demand for enhancing or expanding basic infrastructure.

Pete Hahnloser

$50 million funding opportunity opens for organizations to spur tech innovations

Applications are encouraged from organizations that assist innovative technology-focused and high-growth companies in developing, testing and implementing emerging technologies.

Mary Scott Nabers

Why aren’t more cities and counties embracing public-private partnerships?

Many local government leaders are already reaping the benefits of public-private partnership initiatives.

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