Public-private partnerships are gaining momentum in social sectors but the construction industry is giving them the thumbs down.
The latest AECOM construction sentiment survey, which covers the views of contractors, developers, architects and financiers, says procurement is a significant
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Wed, 20 Nov 2013
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Why the construction industry doesn’t like PPPs
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