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Featured Projects

Roads

The Puerto Rico Public-Private Partnerships Authority along with the Puerto Rico Highways and Transportation Authority (PRHTA) are considering granting one or more concessions over the toll roads currently operated by the PRHTA. Macquarie Capital (USA) Inc. is acting as financial advisor… View more

Water

The creation of a Partnership for the Water and Sewer Authority (PRASA) aims to achieve greater efficiency in meter readings, implement a more precise billing system and improve the quality of services. Achieving this goal will allow a future reduction in rates. View more

Schools

Access the General Design Guidelines and the General Evaluation for this project, which will facilitate improved academic performance and updated facilities.View more

Energy

One of the main objectives of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) and the Government’s Energy Reform is to reduce the cost of electricity for users... View more

Airport

The Luis Munoz Marin International Airport is located in Carolina, Puerto Rico, just three miles from the capital city of San Juan. It is the busiest airport in the Caribbean and has the largest air cargo operation in Puerto Rico…View more

Latest News

Update on Qualifications Process

The P3 Authority has made significant progress in the evaluation of the statements of qualifications (SOQs) submitted by Prospective Proponents in response to the “Request for Qualifications to Acquire a Concession to Finance, Operate and Maintain Toll Roads in Puerto Rico” and the “Request for Qualifications for the Implementation of Advanced Technologies for the Reduction of Non-Revenue Water for Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority”. The Authority expects to reach and approve a shortlist of Proponents for both projects by mid September. View more

Strong Interest for Automated Water Meter Reading PPP

The PPP project of technology and water automated meter reading generated a strong interest from investors worldwide. The Puerto Rico Public-Private Partnerships Authority (“PPPA”), along with the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (“PRASA”), received thirteen (13) statements of qualifications from specialized consortia to participate in the project.View more

A total of 115 teams qualified for the Schools Project

The qualification process for the interested teams has been successfully completed. A total of 115 teams have been qualified - over 100 teams are companies based in Puerto Rico. Click below to access the press release and list of qualified teams (only available in Spanish). View more

The Buzz

"... this crisis is a great opportunity to be resolved through public-private partnerships." Carlos Slim, luncheon speaker at the 2010 Annual Puerto Rico Society of Engineers & Surveyors Convention.
"PPPs represent the best opportunity to accelerate the development of vital infrastructure and increase the production capacity of the Island."
Governor Luis G. Fortuño