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10) What information on PPP proposals is available to decision makers, and who provides the information? Select all that apply:

 

Project
Sponsor
(e.g., state
DOT, toll
authority)

Consultants and legal/financial
advisors contracted by
project sponsor

Private
Investors
bidding on
the project

Interest groups

Media (e.g., newspaper, TV, blogs)

This
information
is not
available

Terms of agreement

12 
27.3%*

12 
27.3%

10 
22.7%

5 11.4%


9.1%

1
 2.3%

Experience/qualification of proposers

10 
22.7%

11 
25.0%

10 
22.7%


6.8%


9/1%


2.3%

Risks transferred from and retained by public sector

13 
27.3%

10 
22.7%


18.2%


6.8%


4.5%


4.5%

Evaluation of benefits/disbenefits to public sector

12 
27.3%

12
 27.3%


9.1%


6.8%


6.8%


4.5%

PPP valuation studies (e.g., benefit-cost analysis, value-for-money analysis/public sector comparators, traffic and revenue studies) provided by in-house staff or consultants

12 
27.3%

13 
29.5%


11.4%


4.5%


4.5%


2.3%

Project cost estimates and schedule

12 
27.3%

11 
25.0%


20.5%


6.8%


6.8%


2.3%

Amount of upfront payment/revenue sharing (if long-term concession)


20.5%


20.5%


20.5%


4.5%


4.5%


9.1%

Assumptions used by private investors to determine project value


13.6%


20.5%


13.6%


2.3%

1
2.3%


9.1%

Technical approach

12 
27.3%

11 
25.0%

11 
25.0%


6.8%


4.5%


2.3%

Other (specify in "Additional Comments" box below):


2.3%

-

-

-

-


20.5%

*Percentage indicates proportion of total surveys, including those that returned no response to Q10.

•  [DOT] develops an internal project costs and finance plan that is used as a comparator to the proposer's submission. Our responses with respect to this question are directly related to who develops each subject area.

•  By state law, all the above information is required to be provided to the public.