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58 A P P E N D I X A Interview Guide Interview Questions for NCHRP Project 20-05/Topic 49-13, "Leveraging Private Capital for Infrastructure Renewal" Prepared by Bryant Jenkins, Principal Investigator Interview Question Set #1: Policies and Practices June 2018 Through public–private partnership (P3) programs, departments of transportation have used alternative procurements for major highway or bridge infrastructure, mostly for large or complex projects.
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Interview Guide 59 City, State, ZIP: Interview Contact: Position/Title: In case of questions and to have a link for the final report sent to you, please provide: Tel: Email: Policy Questions 1. Does your state have enabling legislation for highway P3s?
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60 Leveraging Private Capital for Infrastructure Renewal 5. Does your office operate independently from the DOT in implementing these highway projects, or is it integrated within the DOT?
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Interview Guide 61 11. In evaluating proposal financial models that include revenue risk, do you assess traffic risk/forecasts and probability level of traffic projections?
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62 Leveraging Private Capital for Infrastructure Renewal NCHRP TOPIC 49-13 Interview Question Set #2: Questions Relating to Specific Projects June 2018 This is the second set of interview questions for use in completing NCHRP Synthesis Topic 4913. These questions pertain to projects that involve the investment of private equity in the project company.
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Interview Guide 63 3. Was a value-for-money or other quantitative study completed to evaluate returns on equity (or public costs)
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