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P3 value for money assessment and project report : 2019 P3 schools bundle

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This report explains what a P3, or public-private partnership, is and why it may be used. It also provides a value-for-money assessment of the P3 for five new Alberta high schools.

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Guide to partnerships

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The Government of Alberta has committed to Building Alberta by investing in the infrastructure Albertans said is important to the future growth of our province. Part of this commitment includes... More ≫

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The Government of Alberta has committed to Building Alberta by investing in the infrastructure Albertans said is important to the future growth of our province. Part of this commitment includes the construction of 50 new schools and modernization of 70 existing schools. The first 30 of these projects were announced in spring 2013. The vision for these schools is that they will be a hub of the community and support the vision of Inspiring Education. One way to achieve this vision is through partnerships with the community, and school jurisdictions are being encouraged to pursue partnerships wherever possible. To assist school jurisdictions in the development of partnership arrangements for school construction projects, a Guide to Partnerships, along with sample descriptions of partnerships and agreements, has been developed.

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P3 value for money assessment and project report : Alberta Schools Alternative Procurement (ASAP) Project : phase III

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This report explains what a P3 is and why it may be used and provides a value for money assessment of the P3 for 12 new schools

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A new approach to building schools

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Presentation on P3 building models

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P3 value for money assessment and project report : Alberta Schools Alternative Procurement (ASAP) Project : phase II

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Following the success of the ASAP I project, the government, on January 30, 2008, announced the building of 14 new schools in the Edmonton and Calgary regions. The project was later split to... More ≫

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Following the success of the ASAP I project, the government, on January 30, 2008, announced the building of 14 new schools in the Edmonton and Calgary regions. The project was later split to deliver 10 K-9 schools as a P3 and four high schools as a designbid- build project. This report addresses the procurement of the 10 K-9 schools only, to be delivered through a P3. Knowledge gained from and the business structures used for ASAP I served as a basis for the procurement of the ASAP II project.

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