72 number of private finance initiative (PFI) contracts ending over the next seven years in England (excluding devolved governments) |
| £3.9bn estimated capital value of PFI assets that will revert to public sector ownership at contract end over the next seven years in England (excluding devolved governments) |
| 4 out of 9 surveyed authorities, which took ownership of the PFI assets at expiry, were not satisfied with the asset's condition |
>4 years | number of years between the start of expiry preparations and contract end for 57% of PFI contracts surveyed (survey respondents) |
55% | percentage of survey respondents who recognise they need more knowledge on asset condition |
60% | percentage of survey respondents who recognise they will need to recruit external consultants to help with contract expiry |
328 | number of authorities (signatories of the PFI contract) which are responsible for a PFI contract across the UK, with 182 authorities responsible for one contract only |
82% | share of PFI contracts local bodies are responsible for (versus central government) out of all 700+ PFI contracts across the UK |
18% | percentage of all 700+ PFI contracts across the UK that are the responsibility of the 10 public authorities with the most PFI |
>50% | percentage of all 700+ PFI contracts across the UK that are owned by the 10 largest investors in PFI (by number of contracts) |
>33% | percentage of survey respondents who consider that disputes near contract end are likely, with 86% of disputes expected to relate to the quantity of rectification work |