Puerto Rico seeks P3 advisors
The Puerto Rico Public-Private Partnerships Authority (PPPA) has issued a request for qualifications (RFQ) to update its list of qualified advisors.
The List’s principal purpose is to facilitate the identification and engagement of suitably qualified providers of Advisory Services for occasions when such services are required.
The scope of activities and assignments will be determined at the time the parties negotiate the contract and will be included in any future agreement with the PPPA.
Only interested individual firms or individuals may submit Responses to this RFQ. The deadline for submitting qualifications is September,6.
Further information is available here.
PPPA was created by the Public Private Partnerships Act, Act No. 29-2009, as amended, for the purpose of implementing the public policy of the Government of Puerto Rico of favoring the establishment of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in Puerto Rico.
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