A New Horizon for Public-Private Partnerships


Through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), Puerto Rico has already designed a solid institutional base of private capital investments for infrastructure projects. The legislation approved for these partnerships is Act No. 29 of 2009, also known as the Public-Private Partnerships Act.

The Act has garnered interest from a large number of international investors. This law, believed to be one of the most beneficial in the United States, is known for its focus on transparency and clear procedures and regulations to protect investors and the government.

There are currently a number of PPPs being implemented in the following areas:

Modernization of Schools
  • Design, construction and structural conservation of public schools
  • Investment: $706 million 
  • 100 schools throughout Puerto Rico's 78 municipalities
Development and Improvement of Roads and Highways
  • Brownfield and potential Greenfield project opportunities
  • Over $1.0 billion investment in a recent Brownfield project
  • Enhancement of major roads including the island's most transited highway and its longest freeway
Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport (SJU) Long-Term Concession
  • Two landing strips measuring 10,000 feet and 8,016 feet
  • 4 main terminals and 36 boarding gates
  • A new terminal with 7 additional boarding gates to be completed by 2011
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