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PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA RELATED LINKS
- Province Raises Capital Standard Threshold for PPPs
As part of the government's commitment to accelerate capital infrastructure
projects the threshold has been increased for any provincially-funded capital project to be
considered as a public-private partnership.
- BC Bid
Public private partnership bid opportunities are posted to BC Bid by the BC public sector. There is no charge to view or download bid documents.
- Government of British Columbia
Government of British Columbia home page
- The Revised Statutes and Consolidated Regulations of British Columbia
Alphabetical listing of provincial statutes with associated regulations as provided by Queen's Printer. (This HTML version of the Statutes and Regulations of British Columbia is not the official version and is intended for private study or research purposes only).
OTHER RELATED LINKS: CANADA
- Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships
The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships conducts research, publishes research findings, facilitates forums for discussion and sponsors an annual national conference on topics related to domestic and international public-private partnerships.
- Infrastructure Canada (Build Canada)
Infrastructure Canada's website provides a compilation of information and services on public private partnerships.
- Infrastructure Ontario
Infrastructure Ontario is a crown corporation of the Ontario government dedicated to the renewal of Ontario's infrastructure: its public hospitals, courthouses, roads, bridges, water systems, and other public buildings.
- Public Private Partnerships Canada (PPP Canada)
PPP Canada is a Crown Corporation recently established to support the development of public-private partnerships (P3) and facilitate the development of the Canadian P3 market. The Government of Canada established a $1.2 billion fund that is managed by PPP Canada to support P3 infrastructure projects.
- PPP Quebec
PPP Quebec was created in 2005 to advise the Quebec Government on any public private partnership matter, particularly regarding project selection and prioritization.
OTHER RELATED LINKS: INTERNATIONAL
- Ireland
The Central Public Private Partnership Unit of the Department of Finance in Ireland has been established to lead, drive and coordinate public private partnerships in Ireland.
- The National Council for Public-Private Partnerships
The National Council for Public-Private Partnerships advocates and facilitates the formation of public private partnerships at the federal, state and local levels in the USA.
- Netherlands Public Private Partnership Knowledge Centre
The Public Private Partnerships Knowledge Centre in the Netherlands is part of the Dutch Ministry of Finance. It initiates and promotes public private partnerships, advises government agencies, and provides general information to the private sector.
- Northern Ireland
The Public Private Partnership Unit in the Department of Finance & Personnel in Northern Ireland has responsibility for implementation of Government policy and co-ordination of public private partnership within Northern Ireland departments.
- Pacific Business and Law Institute
The Pacific Business & Law Institute researches and organizes conferences on a diverse range of topics.
- Infrastructure UK
Infrastrucutre UK is a separate unit within HM Treasury, the UK's Economic and Finance Ministry. It provides advise to government on the long-term infrastructure needs of the UK and commercial expertise to support major projects.
- Partnerships Victoria
Partnerships Victoria is a policy of the government of the State of Victoria (Australia) developed to optimise the level of infrastructure spending through a responsible use of the resources of both the public and private sectors.
- Scottish Executive Private Finance Unit
The Private Finance Unit within the Scottish Executive Finance aims to provide guidance and support to both the public and private sectors on Private Finance Initiative in Scotland.
- Working with Government - New South Wales
This website has been developed by the New South Wales Government (Australia) to provide information related to the private financing of infrastructure and certain Government services.
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