2016. Gifford, Jonathan L., Lisardo Bolaños, and Nobuhiko Daito. Presented at the Transportation Research Board 95th Annual Meeting, January 11, Washington D.C.
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2016. Kweun, Jeong Yun, Porter K. Wheeler, and Jonathan L. Gifford. Presented at the Transportation Research Board 95th Annual Meeting, January 11, Washington D.C.
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Center staff engaged numerous TRB 2016 attendees with January 11 poster sessions spotlighting renegotiation and funding/financing trends.
Click here for Renegotiation of Transportation Public-Private Partnerships: The US experience by Jonathan Gifford, Lisardo Bolaños, Nobuhiko Daito, and MorghanTransue.
Click here for A Comparative Analysis of Value for Money Studies: Highway Public-Private Partnerships Projects in the U.S. by Jeong Yun Kweun, Porter K. Wheeler, and Jonathan L. Gifford.
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Center Director Jonathan Gifford participated as a speaker on the evaluation of P3s at the ARTBA “Town Gown” Roundtable held on January 9. The event was organized by AIAI.
Gifford’s remarks addressed the following questions:
A number of P3s in the US have now been delivered and are now in operation. How and who can benchmark the project delivery results? How can we define best practices when much of the project data is within the private realm? What is the private sector’s responsibility in shaping public opinion about a specific project? The private sector, in the case of I-95/I-495 Express and LBJ Express, is investing to understand their customers. Specifically they are polling the public about their performance in the O&M phase? What are their findings? Could this approach be used during the development phase of the project to enhance public acceptance?
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For general inquiries, the P3 Center can be contacted at: [email protected]
Dr. Gifford, Center Director, can be contacted at: [email protected]
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…for an “unconference” to share ideas and passion for transportation solutions. The event is supported by the P3 Policy Center, Mobility Lab, AASHTO and many others, and is being replicated in locations nationwide.
Professor Gifford welcomed attendees to the January 9 Transportation Camp DC 2016, hosted at Mason’s Arlington campus. Fifty-eight sessions covered a wide array of topics, including a P3 discussion led by Gifford. Attendees also enjoyed a break from the packed agenda to celebrate fellow innovators at the 2016 Hays “Outside the Box” awards event and reception.
For more information, visit http://transportationcamp.org/events/dc-2016/. Sneak a video peek of the action here.







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For general inquiries, the P3 Center can be contacted at: [email protected]
Dr. Gifford, Center Director, can be contacted at: [email protected]
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Center Intern Vinh Mai’s research proposal, “How do developing countries like Vietnam attract worldwide highway developers to participate in P3 projects?” was recently selected for funding by George Mason University’s Undergraduate Research Scholar Program (URSP). Through the research, Mai hopes to devise an innovative method for attracting global developers to Vietnam’s highway market. The work also aims to better understand why the promising Vietnam P3 market has not yet attracted more global interest. Mai plans to share his findings with officials of the Vietnam Department of Transportation.
The URSP is designed to give undergraduates an authentic research, creative, or scholarly experience under the guidance of a mentor. Students may receive financial support and/or academic credit for their projects, in addition to developing relevant academic and professional skills.