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Infrastructure

Structuring Bankable Public-Private Partnerships

Partnership desk

Bankable PPPs with public trust at the center

Risk is allocated to the parties best able to manage it, with transparent reporting and service guarantees built into the contract spine.

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Field dispatch
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PPPs only work when incentives align. We structure concession terms, availability regimes, and performance metrics that keep financiers, operators, and governments rowing in the same direction.

Transparent reporting and dispute mechanisms maintain public legitimacy, while careful risk sharing preserves affordability and keeps assets investable across the concession life.

Concession design

Engineering partnerships that deliver public value

Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) and PFI variants are powerful tools to mobilize private capital, innovation, and efficiency for public infrastructure—especially where sovereign balance sheets are constrained or specific risks should sit with the private side.

TREDIC structures bankable PPP/PFI deals that balance risk and reward between government sponsors and private consortia, with transparent service standards and accountability baked into the contract spine.

The outcome is affordable, high-quality public services delivered with clarity, legitimacy, and long-term investability.