NAO-UK-report-Equity Investments in PFI projects-2012

The report examines, inter alia, whether the use of private sector equity in recent standard form PFI contracts is value for money. The analysis also highlights learning points from involving private investors in government projects.

The Crown Estate - UK - presentation - Offshore Wind - meeting technical and regulatory challenges - 2012

This presentation covers The Crown Estate's technical and regulatory challenges for UK offshore wind. It describes project status in the UK and looks at ways of achieving cost reductions for achieving offshore wind.  It covers investment plans and the challenges for project delivery. 

HM Treasury-UK-guidance note on how to achieve value for money for the public sector on a refinancing of a pfi/ppp project

This note considers: (a) issues for the public sector  in giving consent to a refinancing, namely: i) maximum level of senior debt, and ii) increased termination liabilities. (b) other issues which may arise for the public sector entity at the time of a refinancing, and for which further consents are required, namely: i) contract amendments, and ii) contract extensions.

NAO-UK-report-MOD-review of PFI contract for the new defence staff college-2002

The Ministry of Defence (the Department) identified the need for a joint command and staff college. This report examines whether the Department managed the establishment of the College effectively - whether the College has succeeded in delivering joint training and whether the use of the PFI has been value for money.

NAO-UK-local transport funding review-2012

This report aims to provide an overview of the complex local transport landscape in England and sets out: national and local government responsibilities to provide and fund local transport services; what changes are planned; and how the accountability arrangements work, including the information available to hold those responsible to account and the oversight system

NAO-UK-PFI in housing-2010

Private Finance Initiative (PFI) projects in the housing sector in the UK are long-term contracts between local authorities/municipalities and private consortia to deliver and maintain housing to a specified standard. The costs are paid by the local authorities to the private consortia through annual payments.

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