The Empire State Thruway Partners, a consortium led by John Laing Group, has been selected by the New York State Thruway Authority to deliver the Thruway service stations which is a public-private partnership for a portfolio of 27 motorist service stations.
The consortium is set to design, build, finance, operate and maintain the facilities for up to 33 years.
Other bidders for the project include teams represented by Oaktree Capital Management, Macquarie Capital, Liberty Infrastructure Partners, and Star America.
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