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Are you up to speed with PPPs?

Are you up to speed with PPPs? If not you should be!


Central government already has one major PPP project in the market - the men's prison at Wiri in Auckland - and has signalled its intentions for possible PPPs in schools, defence, emergency services communications network, and social housing. Auckland Council is seriously considering PPPs to help deliver its infrastructure needs. Increasingly other local councils across the country are looking to deploy PPPs to deliver better value for money, lever private sector expertise and innovation and relieve constrained "pay go" capital budgets.

The New Zealand Council for Infrastructure Development in conjunction with the National Infrastructure Unit and Local Government New Zealand present two high value three day seminars: PPP Principles and Practice.

These seminars are a must attend for both public and private sector delegates who are seeking to understand the PPP value proposition and those involved with delivery of infrastructure projects in the New Zealand market. The programme is modular enabling those with an advanced knowledge of PPPs to gain as much from attending as those will little or no knowledge at all.

Designed to enhance your professional development, the course content will explain the critical success factors in deriving value for money from PPP procurement and will provide the opportunity to learn from the experience of those who have already undertaken PPPs in New Zealand, Australia and the UK.

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Facilitated by Dr Andrew Edkins, Senior Lecturer in The Bartlett School of Construction & Project Management at University College London the programme features key presentations on the practical application of PPP from both local and international speakers:

- Jack McKerchar, CEO, Kaipara District Council

- Gareth James, General Manager, Transpacific Waste Management, South Island

- Mark Shepherd, Executive Director, Strategic Projects Division, Housing NSW

- Kitty Mermanisdis, Director PPP, Major Infrastructure Partnerships, Department of Defence

- David McClounan, Project Director, South Australia Schools

- Leading PPP contracting firms and advisory experts in the PPP sector

Full programme and bookings available here:

http://www.nzcid.org.nz/comp_email/linkcatcher.php?email_id=365&link_id=183&user=be96b120dc87a0d94628932055a52454&link=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nzcid.org.nz%2Fcomingevents.html

PPP Principles and Practice, Auckland 18-20 April & Wellington 27- 29 April

At just $960 plus GST for NZCID, Ingenium, LGNZ members and government officials and $1200 plus GST for non members this comprehensive three day seminar format provides excellent value whether you are able to attend one, two or three days. The programme is designed to be modular so that attendees can decide which components are of greatest relevance. In addition because the case studies in Auckland and Wellington are different, day two in each location is separately bookable at an additional charge of $350 plus GST.

People who will derive specific benefit by attending include - chief executives, chief operating officers, chief finance officers, government department managers and staff, council engineers, local government elected members and council officers, risk managers, PR & communications directors, infrastructure directors, general managers, deputy heads, economists, suppliers, contractors and advisers.

http://www.nzcid.org.nz/comp_email/linkcatcher.php?email_id=365&link_id=183&user=be96b120dc87a0d94628932055a52454&link=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nzcid.org.nz%2Fcomingevents.html

PPP Principles and Practice, Auckland 18-20 April & Wellington 27- 29 April
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