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Public-private partnerships - use potential correctly, make it friendly to medium-sized businesses and increase transparency

enactedGermany· German Bundestag· DE

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12 March 2013

Last action

25 April 2013 · Beratung

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26 July 2022

Summary

Further development of PPP models: financing alternatives and variety of models, improved framework conditions for medium-sized businesses, functional construction contracts, economic feasibility studies, standardization of suitability testing as a uniform instrument for project management, suitability testing for the implementation of regional and long-distance rail infrastructure projects, increasing acceptance and transparency, contract disclosure; Template an audit report by the end of May 2013 on PPP as a public procurement option as well as regular reports

Machine translation from German. The official text remains authoritative.

Timeline

  1. 12 March 2013

    Motion

    Public-private partnerships - use potential correctly, make it friendly to medium-sized businesses and increase transparency

    Source: BT

  2. 14 March 2013

    Ausschussüberweisung

    Public-private partnerships - use potential correctly, make it friendly to medium-sized businesses and increase transparency

    Source: BT

  3. 17 April 2013

    Recommendation and report

    Public-private partnerships - use potential correctly, make it friendly to medium-sized businesses and increase transparency

    Source: BT

  4. 25 April 2013

    Beratung

    Public-private partnerships - use potential correctly, make it friendly to medium-sized businesses and increase transparency

    Source: BT

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