| State | Framework for PPP | Objective |
| Andhra Pradesh | The Andhra Pradesh Infrastructure Development Enabling Act, 2001 | Facilitate greater private sector participation in infrastructure projects |
| Assam | The Assam Policy on Public Private Partnership in Infrastructure Development | Bring in private sector investment under the PPP mode as the preferred approach to infrastructure project development |
| Bihar | The Bihar Infrastructure Development Enabling Act, 2006 | • To promote rapid development of physical and social infrastructure in the State • To attract private sector participation in the designing, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of infrastructure projects in the State • Provide comprehensive legislation to reduce administrative and procedural delays, identify generic project risks |
| Goa | The Goa Policy on Public Private Partnership | To provide a framework to develop projects under the PPP framework and facilitate development of projects under it - this applies to all PPP projects sponsored by the Government or PSUs or Statutory Authorities |
| Gujarat | Gujarat Infrastructure Development Act (1999) (amended in 2006) | To facilitate greater private sector participation in financing, construction, maintenance and operation of infrastructure projects |
| Karnataka | The Karnataka Infrastructure Policy, 2007 | To augment and expedite infrastructure development through active private sector participation |
| Orissa | The Orissa PPP Policy, 2007 | To create a conducive environment to utilise the efficiencies, innovativeness and flexibility of the private sector to provide better infrastructure and service at an optimal cost |
| Punjab | The Punjab Infrastructure Development and Regulation Act, 2002 | To enable partnership of the private sector and public sector, in the development, operation and maintenance of infrastructure facilities through financial sources other than those provided by the State budget. |
| Rajasthan | The Rajasthan Infrastructure Development Fund | To facilitate and fund development of projects under a PPP framework. The fund was set up with an initial corpus of US$500,000, contributed by financial institutions and the State Government. |
| West Bengal | The West Bengal Policy on Infrastructure Development through Public Private Partnership, 2003 | To address the need to mobilise private sector investment in infrastructure development and evolve policy guidelines for the purpose. |
| Tamil Nadu | Tamil Nadu Infrastructure Development Act, 2012 | To facilitate private sector participation in development of infrastructure projects. |
See also http://www.pppinindia.com/pdf/state_ppp_initiatieves_compendium.pdf for more information
In addition to the above, some States have enacted laws and guidelines for procurement. For instance, Karnataka has enacted a specific law that governs the procurement process in the State viz. Karnataka Transparency in Public Procurement Act, 1999 and Rules, 2000.