Pandemics and PPP Case Studies
Check out the Municipal Case Stories section for examples on disruptive events or see some examples below. See Pandemics and PPPs to find out more.
Public-Private Partnership Act of Puerto Rico 2009
Public-Private Partnership Act (PPP Act), Act No. 29 of June 8, 2009 (S.B. 469).
Please visit the section on Public-Private Partnership Laws/Concession Laws on this website to find links to more samples of PPP laws and concession laws.
Tracking Reference: Puerto Rico_PPP Act_ES.pdf
Public-Private Partnerships in Puerto Rico, Key Points
Historically, there has been vigorous debate among the residents of Puerto Rico for and against the privatization of public property and public services. The public-private partnership (P3 or P3s) model established by the Public-Private Partnership Act of 2009, as amended (the P3 Act) and its Regulation for the Procurement, Evaluation, Selection, Negotiation and Award of Public-Private Partnership Contracts are gaining acceptance as a tool for meeting Puerto Rico’s infrastructure needs.
Building a World-Class Infrastructure PPP Program in Puerto Rico
Gilroy, Leonard. 2011. “Building a World Class Infrastructure PPP Program in Puerto Rico.” Reason Foundation (blog). September 8. [#4428]
Guidelines for the Preparation, Evaluation, Selection, and Procurement of Public-Private Partnerships through Unsolicited Proposals in Puerto Rico
The purpose of these Guidelines is to define the procedures for the preparation, evaluation, selection, and procurement of Public-Private Partnerships initiated as Unsolicited Proposals.
Country Profile: Puerto Rico
Find country-level PPP profile and links to key data and resources. Find more in our Country Profile section.
PPP Unit Puerto Rico
The Puerto Rico Public-Private Partnerships Authority is a state organization engaged in promoting and supporting programs to encourage PPPs.
Unsolicited Proposals
An unsolicited proposal (USP) is a proposal made by a private party to undertake a public-private partnership (PPP) project, submitted at the initiative of the private firm, rather than in response to a request from the government.