PPP: Cooperative development, implementing efficiently, operating sustainably.

PPP – Public Private Partnerships

ACON draws and supervises PPP projects in the sectors of infrastructure and Real Estate.

PPPs represent partnership arrangements between two or more parties belonging to

the public or private sector. Their shared and/or compatible objectives consist of the

provision of public goods and public needs, which should be clearly defined. Authority

and responsibility are shared to some degree. Resources can be joint, and/or

cooperative working will be conducted, and the private partner’s competencies are

employed under public sector management or oversight. Furthermore, liability and

risks are shared, the benefit is mutual, and value-for-money needs to be insured for

taxpayers. (Alex Radler, 2024, DBA-Thesis)

Objective

The Goal of a PPP consists of the solution of collective problems and the production of public welfare.

Research & Development – Project Development – Consulting & Controlling

PPP – FAQ

1. Which projects are suitable for a PPP model?

PPP models are used in various sectors. They are particularly common in the areas of social and technical infrastructure, such as medical centers, hospitals, kindergartens, fire stations, schools, social housing, or wastewater treatment plants, waste incineration plants, roads, airports, inland and seaports.

2. What are the advantages for the municipality through a PPP?

Higher certainty in the design and planning period, higher reliability in costs and time during the construction period, stability in costs, lower administrative effort during the operational period, and access to the private partner’s expertise.

3. How transparent is the collaboration?

All services, obligations, and costs, as well as the terms and conditions, are regulated by contract. The public partner should have control over objectives and quality standards.

4. What distinguishes ACON from traditional project managers?

We are familiar with the special opportunities and advantages for both parties involved, the public and the private partner.

5. How are risks allocated between public and private partners?

How are risks allocated between public and private partners?

Sustainable Infrastructure

Consulting for Agri-PV systems, PPP projects, and sustainable development in Real Estate.