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The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships advances the
understanding of public-private partnering by conducting research on related
issues focused in Canada. Members of CCPPP receive a limited number of copies
free, and additional copies of new publications at reduced rates, depending on
the membership level. You may purchase documents by filling out our order
form. The following prices do not include GST. Note: CCPPP does not
sell any of its publications in electronic form, you must purchase them in
hard copy.
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Public Sector Accounting for Public-Private Partnership Transactions in
Canada: A Position Paper by the Accounting Task Force of The Canadian
Council for Public-Private Partnerships
Hard copies - Members: Free Non-members: $25.00
The objectives of this position paper are to: educate decision-makers on the
implications of budgetary and accounting treatment for PPP delivery; achieve
a degree of consistency in treatment across Canada and between transactions;
ensure that auditors have access to appropriate accounting standards; and
ultimately achieve clear, specific PPP accounting standards for Canada,
consistent with international best practices.
Published: 07/2008; 87 pages.
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Measuring Public Reaction to PPP in Canada: A Four Year Report - Members: $9.95
Non-Members: $14.95
This national survey asked Canadians about their views on
governments' abilities to meet the infrastructure deficit, the role
of the private sector in public services and the acceptance of using
the private sector in the construction, operation and/or financing
of the following public assets: hospitals, non-clinical hospital
services, roads, water treatment facilities, sewage treatment
facilities, recreation complexes, public transit and electricity.
These compelling results show strong support among Canadians for
using the PPP approach. Published: 11/2007; 14 pages.
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Schools: The Case for a Canadian PPP Application
Members: $59.95 Non-Members: $79.95
A comprehensive 160-page resource on this emerging PPP sector. Includes an
analytical framework of life cycle costing, building blocks for School PPP
projects, alternative PPP structures, and risk management & allocation.
Considerations and action steps for Canadian PPP Schools is included as well as
a synopsis of Alberta’s existing program. Case studies from New South Wales
(Australia), England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Republic of Ireland, and
Canada (Nova Scotia and New Brunswick). Research support from Alberta Treasury
Board. Published: 11/2007; 160 pages.
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The Canadian Case for Hospital PPP Projects
Members: $34.95
Non-Members: $42.95
Pressures in Ontario and British Columbia in the healthcare sector, the
release of the Romanow Commission’s report and the recommendations for
reform from the Senate have elevated interest in hospital PPP significantly over
the past few months. The publication outlines the state of Canada’s healthcare
sector, cites applicable provisions of the Canada Health Act, details potential
models for hospital PPP and presents case studies on hospital and healthcare
delivery using successful PPP applications from Canada, Australia and the UK.
Published: 11/2003; 94 pages
 Successful Transportation Projects in
Canada and the USA - Members: $24.95 Non-Members: $29.95
This document provides an overview of transportation projects using
public-private partnerships in Canada and the USA. Details include the benefits
of using PPP, project specifications, assessments from key stakeholders,
results/impacts and service improvement indicators. List of case studies:
Confederation Bridge, Bay of Fundy Ferry Services, Charleswood Bridge, Highway
104 (Cobequid Pass), Highway 407 ETR, Alberta Highway Maintenance, Whistler and
Valley Express Transit System, Fredericton-Moncton Highway, Las Vegas Monorail,
Airport MAX (Portland LRT) and State Route 91 Express Lanes. Published: 11/2002;
34 pages.
Volume 1: Benefits of Water Service
Public-Private Partnerships - Members: $24.95 Non-Members:
$29.95
This document looks at the various arrangements that
draw on private sector financial capacity and areas of expertise in
delivering water and wastewater services. It reviews the advantages with
specific P3 models and examines the inherent characteristics that make
them attractive choices for many. It is
a companion document to the "Overview of
Successful Public-Private Partnerships in the Water Sector"
(see below). Published: 3/2002; 20 pages.
 Overview of
Successful Public-Private Partnerships in the Water Sector
Members:
$19.95 Non-members: $24.95
Key facts, highlights, results and
descriptions of water/wastewater treatment projects including Dartmouth,
Hamilton-Wentworth, Moncton, Edmonton, Haldimand-Norfolk, Milwaukee,
Buffalo and Indianapolis. This overview, reviewed by
PricewaterhouseCoopers, provides compelling evidence to the success of
private sector finance and innovation in Canada’s water and wastewater
infrastructure. Published: 11/2000; 24 pages.
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Canadian PPP Project Directory: Selected Public-Private Partnerships Across
Canada
Members: $69.95
Non-Members: $79.95 (public sector); $99.95 (private sector)
This 148-page directory details case studies
of 67 past, present and upcoming PPP projects from across Canada.
Information includes project descriptions, impetus, procurement timeline,
agreement provisions, financial details, transparency checklist and
contacts. With synopses of projects representing a capital value of $15
billion in 12 different sectors, the Directory will be a valuable resource
for those contemplating PPP projects as well as seasoned experts looking to
refine their processes. Published: 11/2006
 100 Projects:
Selected Public-Private Partnerships Across Canada - 2000 Edition
Members: $34.95 Non-members: $39.95
This third edition of the Inventory profiles selected
projects in a wide variety of sectors, and at all levels of
government. Information on each project includes the model,
financial details, project deliverables, roles and
responsibilities, risk sharing, and contacts. This is a valuable
resource about the successful projects of today as well as
what’s on the horizon. Co-sponsored by Industry Canada.
Published: 02/2001; 103 pages.
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National Award Case Studies
Members: $39.95 Non-Members: $49.95
Detailed project summaries, agreement details, financial arrangements, risk
allocation, benefits, issues and contacts for the winners in infrastructure,
project financing, and innovative procurement. Profiles include: Autoroute 25,
Kicking Horse Canyon - Phase 2, Durham Consolidated Courthouse and VIHA
Residential Care & Assisted Living Capacity Initiative.
Published: 06/2008; 105 pages.
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2006
National Award Case Studies
Members: $39.95 Non-Members: $49.95
Detailed project summaries, contract details, financial structures, benefits,
communications and contacts for the winners in infrastructure, service delivery
and financing. Profiles include: Golden Ears Bridge (British Columbia),
Britannia Mine Water Treatment Plant (British Columbia) and the Archives of
Ontario - Offsite Archival Storage. Published: 06/2007; 84 pages.
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Studies of the 2005 Award Winners for Innovation and Excellence in PPP
- Members: $34.95 Non-members: $45.95
Project summaries, contract details, benefits and contacts for the
winners in infrastructure, service delivery and financing. Profiles include:
Sea-to-Sky Highway Improvement Project (BC); Cook-Chill Food Production Centre
(Milton, ON); Britannia Landfill Gas to Electricity Project (Region of Peel,
ON); Edmonton-Anthony Henday Drive Southeast Leg Ring Road (Edmonton, AB); and
Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre (ARHCC) project (Abbotsford, BC).
Find out what makes these projects Canadian leaders. 103 pages.
Published: 06/2006; 103 pages.
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Studies:
Members: $75.00 Non-members: $110.00 ORDER NOW
 Case Studies of the 2004 Award Winners for Innovation and
Excellence in PPP - Members: $19.95 Non-members: $29.95
Project summaries, contract details, benefits and contacts for the
winners in infrastructure, service delivery and financing.
Profiles include: Sierra Yoyo Desan Resource Road, BC; DriveTest -
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation Driver Examination
Services; and the SHOAL Centre, Sidney, BC (Seniors Recreation
Centre). Published: 06/2005; 68 pages.
 Case
Studies of the 2003 Award Winners for Innovation and Excellence in
PPP
Members: $19.95 Non-Members: $29.95
Project summaries, contract details, benefits and contacts for the
winners in infrastructure, service delivery and financing. This
edition adds more detail on the agreements and project management.
Profiles include: Fredericton-Moncton Highway Project, Business
Transformation Project: transforming the Delivery of Ontario's
Social Assistance System, Vancouver Landfill Cogeneration Project,
Connecting Small Schools in Newfoundland. Published: 06/2004; 68
pages.
 Case Studies of
the 2002 Award Winners for Innovation and Excellence in Public-Private
Partnerships - Members: $19.95 Non-Members: $29.95
Project summaries, key success factors and contacts for
the Gold Award winners in infrastructure, service delivery and financing:
Central North Correctional Centre (Penetanguishine, ON), Five
Corners Project (Chilliwack, BC), and John Labatt Centre (London, ON).
Published : 6/2003; 53 pages.
 Case Studies of the 2001 Award Winners
for Innovation & Excellence in Public-Private Partnerships
Members:
$19.95 Non-Members: $24.95
A summary of the Gold, Silver and Award of Merit Winners in Infrastructure,
Service Delivery and Financing: Bruce Nuclear Power Facility,
Facility Management for the Royal Ottawa Health Care Group, Retendering Alberta’s
Highway Maintenance Contracts, Devonshire Care Centre, Goderich Water and Sewer
Services, and the Waterloo Landfill Gas Power Project. These
4th Annual Award Winners represent the leaders in today’s P3 projects. Learn
about the impetus and key factors that made these projects such a success.
Published: 3/2002; 61 pages.
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Case Studies of
the 2000 Award Winners for Innovation and Excellence in Public-Private
Partnerships - Members: $19.95 Non-Members: $24.95
A summary of the Gold Award Winners and
Awards of Merit Winners: Belledune Port Authority Refinancing, Skyreach
Place (Kelowna), Shaik Khalifa Medical Centre, Emergency Services Mobile
Communications Project and Port Hardy Water System. Published: 04/2001;
54 pages.
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Case Studies of
the 1999 Award Winning Projects for Infrastructure, Service Delivery
& Financing - $19.95
A summary of the privatization of Highway 407; the electronic
Child Health Network; the Legislative Chamber, Offices and
Housing for the Government of Nunavut; and the Aurora College
Family Student Housing project. Published: 02/2000; 42 pages.
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1998 National Awards
for Innovation & Excellence in Public-Private Partnerships -
$19.95
An overview of the
players, the models and the results of what made the O'Connell Drive
Elementary School, Teranet and Cobequid Pass projects outstanding. The
three projects were national CCPPP winners in the areas of
infrastructure, service delivery and financing, respectively. Published:
03/1999; 48 pages.
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Project Finance: An Introductory Manual for Canadian PPP Project Managers
and Advisors
Members: $39.95
Non-Members: $69.95
This is an invaluable reference for anyone
working in the field of PPP from either the public or private sectors but
without a background in private finance. The document explains project
finance structures, funding alternatives, investor criteria, terms and
conditions of investment agreements and financing strategies. If you are not
familiar with mezzanine financing, monoline wraps and the categories of
risks, this document is the document that will explain these concepts in
user- friendly terms. It also includes brief case studies on four Canadian
projects (Abbotsford Regional Hospital and Cancer Centre; Anthony Henday
Drive, Kicking Horse Canyon - Phase 2 and Sea-to-Sky Highway). Published:
November 2006. Published: 11/2006; 52 pages.
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Responsible PPP Procurement for British Columbia - Free
British Columbia has emerged as a leader in the development of public-private
partnerships in Canada. Ensuring a highly efficient and effective competitive
procurement process will attract lenders, investors and contractors and will
help strengthen the B.C. market. Given the province's experience, CCPPP in
cooperation with the BC Chapter of The Council and Partnerships BC, undertook an
organized outreach to more than 25 organizations to obtain market feedback. The
primary goals of the market articulated in this report are: to reduce time taken
during the procurement process; to reduce procurement costs for both the public
and private sectors; to achieve optimal risk transfer in projects; and, to drive
consistency in standardizing procurement documents. Published: 04/2005; 18
pages.
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Public-Private Partnerships and Trade Agreements:
Guidance for Municipalities
Members: $34.95 Non-Members: $39.95
Opponents of free trade have suggested that there are many dangers in
undertaking public private partnerships at the municipal level. Others,
experts in international trade agreements, disagree. This thorough analysis
of international trade agreements as it pertains to municipal PPP
sheds light on the issues being raised by separating fact from fiction.
It offers suggested clauses to include in PPP contracts as well as a
complete copy of Chapter 11 of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Published: 3/2003; 95 pages.
 Transitioning
Staff from Public to Private Organizations in Public-Private
Partnerships: A Guide to the Successful Handling of Collective
Bargaining Issues
Members: $19.95 Non-members: $24.95
The issues, approaches and case studies of
successful public labour force transitions to private operations. This
document reviews common legal conditions for such transitions as well as
the issues involved. Five projects are reviewed to disclose the
approaches that produced successful transitions for both employees and
employers. Co-sponsored by Industry Canada.
Published: 03/2001; 39 pages.
 Private Finance
for Public-Private Partnerships
Members: $24.95 Non-members:
$29.95
This informative paper provides guidelines on
how to use private finance, summarizes the main finance models, analyzes
concerns and outlines key benefits of involving the private sector.
Written and reviewed by experts from both the public and private spheres
who have hands-on experience with private finance, this paper presents a
road map for successful private finance initiatives, no matter what the
scale. Published: 11/2000; 35 pages.
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Unsolicited Bids for Government Functions (1997):
Using models, analogies and references to previous research, it builds
the case for unsolicited bids that reduce costs, increase value and
offer better services on both sides of the partnership equation.
(Jointly sponsored by the Canadian Council and the Centre for Study of
State and Market, University of Toronto, Faculty of Law).
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Options for Municipal
Emergency Medical Services - A User's Guide (1999) - $29.95
The Ontario
and Canada
guides each provide useful tools to assist municipal and other
decision-makers who are considering the options in designing and
delivering effective land ambulance services.
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Options for Municipal Emergency Medical Services
- A User's Guide (Executive Summary) -
$10.00
Measuring Public Reaction to PPP in Canada: A Four Year Report - Members: $9.95
Non-Members: $14.95
This national survey asked Canadians about their views on
governments' abilities to meet the infrastructure deficit, the role
of the private sector in public services and the acceptance of using
the private sector in the construction, operation and/or financing
of the following public assets: hospitals, non-clinical hospital
services, roads, water treatment facilities, sewage treatment
facilities, recreation complexes, public transit and electricity.
These compelling results show strong support among Canadians for
using the PPP approach. Published: 11/2007; 14 pages.
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The People Speak on P3: A national survey
on attitudes to public-private partnerships - Members: $9.95
Non-Members: $14.95
This first national survey asked Canadians about their views
on governments' abilities to meet the infrastructure deficit,
the role of the private sector in public services and the
acceptance of using the private sector in the construction,
operation and/or financing of the following public assets:
hospitals, non-clinical hospital services, roads, water
treatment facilities, sewage treatment facilities, recreation
complexes, public transit and electricity. These compelling
results show strong support among Canadians for using the PPP
approach.
Published: 11/2004; 12 pages.
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National Opinion
Survey: "Building Effective Partnerships" - $24.95
Captures the results of an extensive survey
of key decision-makers at the three levels of government and the private
sector on their attitudes, insights and predictions about P3s in Canada.
A must-read for anyone wanting to assess the current and future climate
of P3s in this country. Published: 1998; 54 pages.
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