Advantages of Infrastructure Privatization in the United States

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Advantages of Infrastructure Privatization in the
USA
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An Overview

• Infrastructure plays a major role in a countrys
  development. Thus, its important to maintain it
  well. The United States, which is also known as
  one of the powerful countries across the world is
  facing an infrastructure crisis for the past few
  years. In fact, according to the report by the
  American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE),
  Americas infrastructure has scored D. Well, the
  situation is getting improved now because of
  public-private partnership.
• Wondering, what is a public-private partnership?
  A public-private partnership is an agreement
  between the government and a private entity.
  According to this agreement, bridge
  infrastructure companies invest private capital
  to solve infrastructure crisis across the United
  States. Public-private partnerships or PPPs are
  now frequently used in the United States to build
  bridges, renovate them, expand utility
  infrastructure and more.

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Lets Talk About Some Advantages of
Public-private Partnership

• Faster Development
• Cost Savings
• Shared Risks

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Faster Development

• Usually, all the key stakeholders involved in the
  planning and development process. So, its less
  likely that any infrastructure project needs
  re-thinking!
• Sometimes, planning and design phases took ample
  amount of time and leads to delay in the
  completion of the project.
• PPP eliminates the time consumption in the
  bidding process or planning and gets the project
  completed on time.

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Cost Savings

• Well, a public-private partnership agreement
  reduces errors and mistakes like eliminated
  duplicative inspection and a lot more.
• Apart from this, a shorter project timeline and
  many other benefits lead to significant cost
  saving.

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Shared Risks

• Clearly, risks are always there in infrastructure
  management but with PPP both entities can manage
  them well. A private bridge infrastructure
  company can better manage the risks associated
  with the design, development, construction cost
  and deadline.
• On the other hand, the government can better
  tackle risks associated with acquiring land,
  getting permits and more.

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