| NO | ASPECTS | DESCRIPTION |
| 4. | Available Sectors | All sectors can be considered so long as there are clear benefits in tapping private sector expertise in delivering public service and that the government remains accountable for such delivery. |
| 5. | Eligible Tender Participants / Project Initiator | Eligibility criteria are based on specific project needs and are typically tied to the performance of the PPP projects. |
| 6. | Types of PPP Structures/ Contract Types | Different structures can be adopted based on the nature of the PPP project, eg DBFO. |
| 7. | Types of Project | No specific classification of project types (see response to 4). |
| 8. | Project Stages and Implementation for Solicited Proposals | - Invitation for Expressions of Interest - Prequalification of Bidders - Request for Proposal from selected bidders (Invitation to Tender) - Market Feedback Period - Issue of Final Tender - Closing of Tender - Contract Award / Financial Close |
| 9. | Project Stages and Implementation for Unsolicited Proposals | Handled on exception basis. |
| 10. | Mechanisms to Engage Private Sector at Project Development Stages | - Agencies to conduct a pre-procurement briefing before PPP tender - Market sounding sessions to provide potential providers ahead of the procurement - A selective tendering process (pre-qualification) can be used to identify the right PPP provider |
| 11. | Project Appraisal and Selection Process | Evaluation of tender proposals to be conducted using the evaluation model or criteria set forth in the Invitation to Tender (ITT) |