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HM Treasury-UK-guidance on pfi contract expiry-2009
Guidance on PFI Contract Expiry is designed to assist public sector contract managers in managing the transition from a PFI Contract to whatever new arrangement may be set up to succeed it.This guidance is generic in nature in order to cover the broad range of PFI Contracts and sets out the key considerations in planning for the end of an operational project’s Contract term.
HM Treasury-UK-value for money assessment guidance 2006
This VfM assessment guidance highlights different issues that procuring authorities should consider in establishing what the driving factors for VfM will be in their particular projects. It sets out the process and methodology to be used in considering whether the factors driving VfM will be realised through the use of PFI procurement.
HM Treasury-Credit Guarantee Facility Programme-Standard Public Sector PFI/PPP Loan Facility Term Sheet
HM Treasury-Credit Guarantee Facility Programme-Standard Public Sector PFI/PPP Loan Facility Term Sheet
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HM Treasury-UK-standardisation of PFI/PPP contracts-version 4.
In July 1999 the first edition of Standardisation of PFI Contracts was published. The aim was to provide guidance on the key issues that arise in PFI/PPP projects and to outline to public sector procurers a framework to meet their requirements and deliver best value for money. Second and third editions followed. This Version 4 updates the guidance to take into account new legislation and developments in the PFI/PPP market as of 2007.
HM Treasury-Standardisation of PFI/PPP Contracts -Version 4-Addendum-Amended Refinancing Provisions-2008
Standardisation of PFI Contracts -Version 4-Addendum-Amended Refinancing Provisions-October 2008
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HM Treasury-UK-early Code of Conduct for refinancing gain sharing developed in 2002 and subsequently refined
This early Code of Conduct (the “Code”) developed in the UK in 2002 by HM Treasury sets out the basis upon which individual Authorities were to approach the refinancing by private sector contractors of early PFI transactions. It was a voluntary Code to enable private sector contractors to share refinancing gain with the public sector on a consistent and equitable basis.