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Note: The below publications may not reflect the views of NCPPP. Each are meant to educate the public on general procedures, best practices and case findings (positive or negative). Each publication will allow you to learn how to conduct a better, more productive public-private partnership.

PPPs for Federal Properties: Opportunities & Challenges
View full presentations from the February 6, 2008 workshop in Washington, DC.

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NCPPP's 2007 Annual Meeting (Houston, TX)
View full presentations from the November 2, 2007 meeting in Houston, TX.

Water Partnerships Workshop

Transportation Workshop

Real Estate Workshop

Partnerships For Energy (Washington, DC)
View full presentations from the September 14, 2007 workshop in Washington, DC. Presentations include:

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OMB Circular A-76: An Evolving Performance Management Tool (Washington, DC)
View the full presentations from the May 3, 2007 workshop in Washington, DC. Presentations include:
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Partnerships for Transportation (Kansas City, MO)

View the full presentations from the May 15, 2007 workshop in Kansas City, MO. Presentations include:

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National League of Cities Training Institute (Santa Monica, CA)

The NCPPP provided a briefing for members of the National League of Cities Training Institute, held on January 27, 2007 in Santa Monica, California. With approximately 50 mayors, city council members and other elected officials, the below presentations were given:

PPPs for Federal Properties (Washington, DC)
View the full presentations from the December 6, 2006 workshop in Washington, DC (for members only, password protected). Presentations include:
Partnerships for Cooperative Development (Fargo, ND)
View the full presentations from the October 31, 2006 workshop in Fargo, North Dakota (for members only, password protected). Presentations include:
PRESENTATIONS ON PPPs FROM THE ASSOCIATION FOR DEFENSE COMMUNITIES CONFERENCE IN INDIANAPOLIS
The Association for Defense Communities Conference in Indianapolis, held on July 30, 2006, featured a number of presentations on PPPs, including one by Richard Norment, NCPPP Executive Director. Copies of all the PPP-related presentations are now available.
THE CHANGING FACE OF A-76 (Washington, DC)
 View the full presentations from the May 24, 2006 workshop in Washington, DC (for members only, password protected). Presentations include:

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RESTORATION 2006 (New Orleans, LA)
View the full presentations from the May 16, 2006 workshop in New Orleans, LA. Presentations include:
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AND VIRGINIA'S PPEA WORKSHOP (Richmond, VA)
 View the full presentations from the September 30, 2005 workshop in Richmond, VA. Presentations include (for members only, password protected):
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION: FUNDING LARGE TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS (MO, 9/05)
 The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in St. Louis, Missouri on September 29, 2005.

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HARNESSING THE RESOURCES OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR: PARTNERSHIPS FOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE (GA, 9/05)
The below presentations are available to MEMBERS only. This workshop was held in Augusta, GA, on September 15, 2005.

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NEW TRENDS FOR A-76 CIRCULAR: THE ROAD AHEAD (DC, 5/05)
The following are the presentations by panelists at the New Trends for A-76 Circular: The Road Ahead workshop held in Washington, DC on May 18, 2005.

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PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (CA, 10/04)
 The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Sacramento, California on October 20, 2004.
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (FL, 10/04)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Orlando, Florida on October 6, 2004.
PARTNERSHIPS FOR WATER INFRASTRUCTURE (2004, Austin, TX)
Meeting the water and wastewater infrastructure needs of communities has become a serious challenge, particularly in the environment of current public sector budgets. Experts from both the public and private sectors outline methods for mobilizing public and private sector resources to successfully meet these challenges. The below presentations are available to MEMBERS only. You may purchase the program materials, see cost below.
  • Keynote Address: Mayor David Wallace (City of Sugar Land, TX and Co-Chairman, U.S. Conference of Mayors' Urban Water Council)
  • Fundamentals of PPPs: Richard Norment (National Council for Public-Private Partnerships)
  • How to Make PPPs Happen:
    • Tom Pankratz (Vice President, CH2M HILL), paper and presentation
    • Jeff Taylor (Deputy Director, Public Utilities Division, City of Houston, TX)
  • Case Studies:
    • Greg Boettcher (Water & Wastewater Director, City of Fayetteville, AR)
    • Maurice Gallarda (Vice President, New Business Development, Southwest Water Company)
    • Jim Good (Vice President, Municipal Business Development, Veolia Water North America)
    • Eugene Schiller (Deputy Executive Director, Southwest Florida Water Management District), paper and presentation
  • The Legal Environment in Texas: Tim Matheny (Partner, Ford White & Nassen P.C.)
  • The Role of Risk Allocation: Patrick Cairo (Executive Vice President, United Water)
  • Fundamentals of Financing Water Infrastructure: Steve Howard (Senior Vice President, Lehman Brothers)

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REVISITING THE REVISED A-76 CIRCULAR: Evaluations After One Year (2004, Washington, DC)
This workshop discussed what has happened in the past year with the A-76 Circular and what to expect for the future. Speakers included executives from the Office of Federal Procurement Policy and General Accounting Office who reviewed what the report entailed, and practitioners from federal agencies and leading consultants who spoke about their experiences with A-76. The below presentations are available to MEMBERS only. You may purchase the program materials, see cost below.

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CREATING PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS WITH GOVERNMENT CAPITAL ASSETS (2004, Washington, DC)
Federal Facilities Management Programs: A series of expert panels discussed the available but underutilized programs, examining the positive and negatives of each. A major focus was on the discussion on how these can impact local communities and how to make public-private partnerships an important component for success. The below presentations are available to MEMBERS only. You may purchase the program materials, see cost below.

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PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (TX) (12/03)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Austin, Texas on December 16, 2003.
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (MN) (12/03)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Minneapolis, MN on December 8, 2003.
PARTNERSHIPS IN TRANSPORTATION WORKSHOP (WA) (11/03)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation Workshop held in Vancouver, WA on November 19, 2003.
PARTNERSHIPS FOR TRANSPORTATION AND REAL ESTATE: A UNION STATION ANNIVERSARY WORKSHOP (2003, Washington, DC)
The following are several of the presentations by panelists at the Partnerships for Transportation and Real Estate: A Union Station Anniversary Workshop held in Washington, D.C. on September 24, 2003. These presentations can only be viewed by NCPPP members.
  • Keynote Address: Mary Peters (Federal Highway Administration)
  • The Union Station Redevelopment: An Example of a PPP: Cubie Dawson (Jones Lang LaSalle)
  • The Fundamentals of Public-Private Partnerships: John Stainback (Stainback Public/Private Real Estate)
  • Examples of Public-Private Partnerships:
    • Water/Wastewater: Indianapolis, IN, Burlingame, CA & Honolulu, HI: Jim Keene (USFilter Operating Services, Inc.)
    • Real Estate:
    • Transportation:
      • Massachusetts Route 3: Eric Keen (HDR Construction Control Corp.)
      • Competitive Sourcing of Transportation Services: Art Smith (Management Analysis, Inc.)
  • Legislative Concepts: Kenneth Butler (CAPITAL PARTNERSHIPS, Inc.)
  • Keynote Speaker: Senator Elizabeth Dole (R-NC)

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FEDERAL INSTALLATIONS MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP (2003, Arlington, VA)
Federal Facilities Management Programs: A series of expert panels discussed the available but underutilized programs, examining the positive and negatives of each. A major focus was on the discussion on how these can impact local communities and how to make public-private partnerships an important component for success. The below presentations are available to MEMBERS only. You may purchase the program materials, see cost below.

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MEETING PUBLIC NEEDS THROUGH PUBLIC-PRIVATE REAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIPS (2002, Charleston, WV)
This conference discussed how governments are faced with the challenge of rebuilding and updating public buildings and facilities to meet the demands of its citizens. The option discussed to overcome financial barriers was public-private partnerships. The conference materials include the agenda, speaker biographies, publications offered through NCPPP and the following presentations:
  • Development and Insights on Public-Private Partnerships, Richard Norment (NCPPP)
  • The New Pennsylvania Station, Glenn Brill (Ernst & Young)
  • Financing and Credit Enhancement Options, Anita Molino (Bostonia Partners)
  • Recent Public-Private Partnership Experience, Claudia Meer (Clark Ventures) and C. Neal Fleming (Clark Residential)
  • Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park Stonewall Resort, Rudy Henley (McCabe Henley Durbin)
  • Overview of Infrastructure Project Financing, Options for Public-Private Partnerships, Stephen Howard (Lehman Brothers)
  • Tax Increment Financing, Brian Kastick (WV Dept. of Tax & Revenue)
  • Steps for a Successful Partnership, John Stainback (Stainback Public/Private Real Estate)
  • Public-Private Partnerships in West Virginia, Thomas Heywood (Bowles Rice McDavid Graff & Love)
  • The Public Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002, Chris Lloyd, McGuireWoods Consulting

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PERSPECTIVES ON THE NEW A-76 CIRCULAR (2002)
This conference discussed the newly released A-76 Circular. The Office of Management and Budget released for comment a major revision of the A-76 Circular. The conference provided a detailed briefing on those provisions, including modifications of time lines, harmonization with the Federal Acquisition Regulations, and compliance with the President's Management Agenda. The conference materials include the agenda, speaker biographies and contact information, publications, the A-76 Circular and a presentation given by David Childs (OFPP) and Jack Kalavritinos (OFPP) titled "Competitive Sourcing and Proposed Revisions to Circular A-76."

Please note that the Circular and presentation are public documents and may be downloaded at OMB's Web site at no cost.
NCPPP'S 15th ANNUAL CONFERENCE (2002)
Demystifying Public-Private Partnerships
This conference included sessions for federal government, state and local government, and the fundamentals of PPPs. Topics discussed included changes in government procurement procedures, employee issues, water and wastewater infrastructure, utilities, legal impediments, types of partnerships, how to evaluate PPPs, procurement strategies and pitfalls, and negotiation and contract execution. The conference materials include the agenda, speaker biographies, publications offered through NCPPP and the following presentations:
  • The Changing Insurance and Bonding World: Richard Yeazel, Zurich North America Surety
  • Public-Private Partnerships Today: John Giachino, Alternative Resources, Inc.
  • ID and Evaluate--Opportunities and Impediments: Phil Bomersheim, Commonwealth Competition Council
  • How to Navigate the Politics of Privatization: Robin Johnson, Environmental Management Corp.
  • Financial Uncertainty: Implication for Public-Private Partnerships: Brian Oakley, Scully Capital Services
  • How to Finance a Public-Private Partnership Today: Don Levine, USFilter Operating Services
  • Getting Through the Procurement Process: Brian Oakley, Scully Capital Services; James Binder, Alternative Resources, Inc.; Dan Elias, Elias Group; John Stainback, Stainback Public/Private Real Estate
  • Successful Partnerships and the Law: John Wilcox, Salem Saxon
  • Risk Management in Public-Private Partnerships: Roger Feldman, Bingham McCutchen
  • Showdown at Falling Arches (a mock partnership demonstration): Roger Feldman, Bingham McCutchen; Eric Petersen, Hawkins Delafield & Wood; Tim Weston, Kirkpatrick & Lockhart
  • 2002 Public-Private Partnership and Leadership Awards
  • A Reflection of the Year: NCPPP's Progress and Milestones: Richard Norment, National Council for Public-Private Partnerships
  • Enhanced-Use Authority: Claude Hutchison, Dept. of Veterans Affairs
  • DoD Enhanced Use Leasing: Alan King, Walter Reed Army Medical Center
  • Crossroads of the Americas: Trans Texas Corridor Plan: Texas Dept. of Transportation

These materials are GBC bound and approximately 200 pages.
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MEETING PUBLIC NEEDS THROUGH PUBLIC-PRIVATE REAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIPS (2002, Philadelphia, PA)
This conference discussed how governments are faced with the challenge of rebuilding and updating public buildings and facilities to meet the demands of its citizens. The option discussed to overcome financial barriers was public-private partnerships. The conference materials include the agenda, speaker biographies, publications offered through NCPPP and the following presentations:
  • The New Pennsylvania Station Case Study: Glenn Brill, Ernst & Young
  • Durham Civic Center/Hotel Project Case Study: Martin Gold, Sidley Austin Brown & Wood
  • Legislative Opportunities and Impediments: Phil Bomersheim, Commonwealth Competition Council and Christopher Lloyd, McGuire Woods Consulting
  • Financing and Credit Enhancement Options: Stephen Howard, Lehman Brothers and John Schopfer, Bear Stearns
  • Steps for Successful Partnerships: John Stainback, Stainback Public/Private Real Estate
  • Development Management: Dale Rosenthal and C. Neal Fleming of Clark Construction Group and Bill Carden, Construction Control Corp.

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