NAO-UK- report-improving public transport in England through light rail-2004

This report examines the Department for Transport's work in funding the construction of light rail systems to improve public transport in England. Light rail is a modern version of the electric street tramway systems that were abandoned in the middle decades of the twentieth century.  Since 1980, seven new systems have been built in England, at a cost of £2.3 billion.

HM Treasury-UK-guidance note: the use of internal rates of return in pfi projects-2010

The Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is most commonly used in PFI contracts as a measure of the rate of return expected to be earned by private sector capital in the project and is thus the basis for, inter alia, the calculation of the Unitary Charge at Financial Close.

DEFRA-UK-presentation-introduction to the waste infrastructure delivery programme-2008

The presentation highlights the aims and action plan of the Waste Infrastructure Delivery Programme, the programme's structure and governance and the role of Transactors and PFI funding.

NAO-UK- report-STEPs -pfi transfer of office/accommodation estate-2004

This report examines the value for money of a property and services outsourcing deal by the UK Inland Revenue, HM Customs and Excise and the Valuation Office Agency known as STEPS (the Strategic Transfer of the Estate to the Private Sector)..

HM Treasury-UK- guidance note-ppp projects in current market conditions-credit crisis-2009

The dislocation in the financial markets and adverse economic conditions continue to affect the procurement of PPP projects and this note is intended to aid authorities in addressing the issues that have arisen specifically from these circumstances.

Leeds City Council-UK-presentation-managing risk in PPP-2009

This is a presentation on managing local authority risks in Leeds City Council. It outlines the process of identifying risks and the actions required to terminate any risks when planning. It covers the pre-procurement and procurement process in order to ensure there is a realistic demand for services.

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