PPP Laws/Concessions Laws - Sri Lanka

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There is no specific law expressly providing for procuring PPPs in Sri Lanka.

The Guidelines on Government Tender Procedure Part II for Private Sector Infrastructure Projects (BOO/BOT/BOOT Projects) Revised Edition of January 1998 and the Procurement Guidelines and Manual of 2006 issued by the Ministry of Finance (successor to the National Procurement Agency) facilitate PPPs.

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