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Mestre hospital, Italy

Marc Roca 15 Jul 2005 Social & Defence Europe

In June 2002, an Astaldi-led consortium was named preferred bidder for the first UK-style hospital PPP project in Italy, the Ospedale di Mestre near Venice, writes Marc Roca.

The US$498 million Sea to Sky highway improvement project stands out as a milestone for the Canadian province of British Columbia as one of its first motorway upgrade PPP projects, writes Edward Berry.

Nam Theun 2, Laos

Angus Leslie Melville 06 Jul 2005 Power Asia Pacific

The 1,070MW Nam Theun 2 hydro project in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic stands out as one of the most innovative pieces of project financing for a number of reasons, not least because it is one of the most completx examples of PPP in Asia

DLR - Woolwich Arsenal Rail Extension

01 Jul 2005 Transport Asia Pacific

On the face of it AMEC and the Royal Bank of Scotland’s extension to London's Dockland Light Rail...

Florence metro: Private gain

01 Jul 2005

Florence metro: Private gain

ASG: Future flow

01 Jul 2005

ASG: Future flow

Incheon Bridge: Mac moves in

01 Jul 2005

Incheon Bridge: Mac moves in

BIAL: Setting the template

01 Jul 2005

BIAL: Setting the template

ELNG 2: Looking to Henry

01 Jul 2005

ELNG 2: Looking to Henry

Okanagan: Floating and fixed

01 Jul 2005

Okanagan: Floating and fixed

In with the in-box

01 Jul 2005

In with the in-box

Customising for the converted

01 Jul 2005

Customising for the converted

Poles apart

01 Jul 2005

Poles apart

Tiger feats

01 Jul 2005

Tiger feats

Back to bank debt

01 Jul 2005

Back to bank debt

New terms for Titan

01 Jul 2005 Oil & Gas

New terms for Titan

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