Seven teams have been shortlisted for the project: - Access Capital - American Water - Aqua Pennsylvania - Lehigh County Authority - Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) - NDC Housing - United Water The city is now conducting due diligence on the prequalified firms and it reserves the right to eliminate some of the firms from further consideration
Date
September 07, 2012
Type
Projects
Countries
(USA) United States of America
Subsectors
Wastewater
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Seven teams have been shortlisted for the project: - Access Capital - American Water - Aqua Pennsylvania - Lehigh County Authority - Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) - NDC Housing - United Water The city is now conducting due diligence on the prequalified firms and it reserves the right to eliminate some of the firms from further consideration. An RFP will be issued in October, with responses due in December. Closing is anticipated to occur in March 2013
List of the country updates
Country updates
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September 06, 2012
Final Draft Request for Detailed Proposals has been released
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September 05, 2012
DDOT said that it has received 20 responses from firms interested in the process
DDOT said that it has received 20 responses from firms interested in the process. It did not specify the names of the companies but it mentioned they were from United States, Spain, the United Kingdom, China, and Japan
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September 03, 2012
Nine bidders have shown interest in the lease
Nine bidders have shown interest in the lease. The field of potential bidders includes Aqua America, United Water and American Water, three companies that operate multiple local water and sewer systems in Pennsylvania; Access Capital, a New York City private equity firm, Lehigh County Authority and the Macquarie Group
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August 30, 2012
Officials at the Maui Memorial Medical Center are exploring options for the possible creation of new public-private partnerships in Maui
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August 24, 2012
Ohio Governor, John Kasich, announced yesterday that the bridge will be built using a public private partnership under the design-build-finance model
