McCliffy Mchouse Face

07/03/2012

http://www.forwardflorida.com/2012/07/building-a-case/

Public-private partnerships were a significant part of Florida’s past. But will they thrive in the future? They should. By Douglas R. Storer, Director o

03/06/2012

Public Private Partnerships - Florida's Past and Future - Join me March 29th at the SMPS lunch program. I will be discussing national PPP successes and the current PPP legislation in progress. www.smpscentralflorida.org

SMPS Central Florida has a new awards program! You and/or your firm could be honored at our awards gala. Click here for more information about our Chapter Member Awards, Marketer of the Year Award and Marketing Communication Awards.

09/08/2011

The American Institute of Architects, ramping up its campaign for action by the Obama administration and Congress to take action to address ongoing weakness in the economy and the construction industry, has submitted a “white paper” policy document that proposes a series of steps the institute says ...

09/08/2011

On the eve of President Obama's speech to unveil his jobs plan to the nation, Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) today called on the president to repeal costly regulations and offer bold, new public-private partnership policies to jumpstart the economy and get Americans back to work.

National trade association representing merit shop contractors, subcontractors, material suppliers and related firms in the United States.

08/26/2011

Private sector funding helping fill the gap in public funding.

08/23/2011

Innovative P3 deal in Tallahassee

The city of Tallahassee may soon see a new entertainment and housing complex called "College Town" on the edge of Florida State University.

08/08/2011

Read more: http://www.kansas.com/2011/08/07/1964904/city-takes-out-of-ordinary-step.html

The Wichita City Council will take the unusual step Tuesday of considering a letter of intent for a public-private downtown hotel partnership before it holds a public hearing on the proposal.

07/28/2011

Twenty-one development firms and partnerships responded to Travis County's call for ideas for a public-private partnership for a planned civil courthouse downtown.