Public-Private Partnership (PPP)
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Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are collaborations between public and private entities for infrastructure and service projects. We help to establish well-structured partnerships, manage risks, and ensure successful project delivery.
Our Services
PPP Structuring: Our lawyers assist in structuring PPP projects, ensuring equitable risk allocation, optimal financing models, and transparent operational frameworks.
Contract Negotiation: We provide legal support during contract negotiations, ensuring that terms are favorable, and responsibilities are clearly defined for both public and private partners.
Risk Mitigation: We help identify and mitigate legal and regulatory risks associated with PPP projects, safeguarding the interests of all parties involved.
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If you would like to arrange an appointment with one of our experts then call us on +355 6969 37763 or contact us here.
FAQs
A PPP is a collaboration between a government entity and a private sector organisation for jointly delivering public services or infrastructure projects. It involves sharing risks, responsibilities, and rewards.
Our expertise ensures that PPP projects are well-structured, compliant with regulations, and that contracts provide clarity on roles, responsibilities, and risk-sharing mechanisms.
PPPs are suitable for a range of projects, including transportation infrastructure, utilities, healthcare facilities, and public amenities. They enable governments to tap into private sector expertise and resources.
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Rruga Abdi Toptani
Torre Drin
Tirana, Albania
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