Public–Private Partnerships: What Are the Lessons Learned? (2020) / Chapter Skim
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29 SESSION 6 Lessons Learned Sheri Ernico, LeighFisher, Co-Moderator Peter Kirsch, Kaplan Kirsch & Rockwell, Co-Moderator Panelists Stephen Van Beek, Steer David Narefsky, Mayer Brown Geoff Stricker, Edgemoor Sheri Ernico and Peter Kirsch introduced the panelists and asked them to give their perspective on the previous panel discussions and keynote address. Stephen Van Beek stated that he was pleased to hear discussions about VFM and spending significant time pre-procurement to evaluate options.
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30 from that process, including more gates, a larger building, and slightly more parking. However, there are still conflicts between the city's desires and the airlines' desires -- for example, the city's desire for aesthetic amenities versus the airlines' desire to limit costs.
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31 In response to a question from Ernico, Stricker stated that Edgemoor has been flexible on financing and design. In Kansas City, Edgemoor held multiple design open houses across the city, took feedback, prepared a report, and shared with the city council what was important to the community.
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32 Clay McCoy stated that in other sectors, particularly toll roads, the time frame and cost are reduced and contracts get more precise, which results in more P3 transactions by the public sector. Li Pei Wang stated that it would be helpful to have a checklist that walks airports through the process of evaluating their preparedness for pursuing a P3.
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