Executive Certificate in Infrastructure Contracting & Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Structuring

Infrastructure projects involve significant capital investment, long project timelines, multiple stakeholders, and complex regulatory requirements. Public-Private Partnerships enable governments and private entities to collaborate in developing and operating infrastructure assets. Effective PPP structuring requires careful allocation of construction, financing, operational, regulatory, demand, and political risks. Infrastructure contracts must establish clear performance standards, payment mechanisms, concession rights, termination provisions, and dispute-resolution mechanisms. This subject provides a practical understanding of the legal architecture used to structure and implement infrastructure and PPP projects. 

EPC Contract (Engineering, Procurement, Construction)
BOT Contract (Build-Operate-Transfer)
Concession Agreement
Property Management Agreement

Infrastructure project structures and PPP models.

 Concession agreements, development agreements, and project contracts. 

 Allocation of construction, financing, operational, demand, and regulatory risks. 

 Performance standards, payment mechanisms, termination, and compensation provisions. 

 Dispute resolution, project monitoring, and long-term contractual governance.