Government Services Partnership Institute

Navy $5 billion RFP sets focus on user ease and maximized savings. Read about it here!
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Public-Private Partnership (P3) News - Government Services Partnership Institute As many as 200 companies are showing an interest in the largest bid for renewable energy in the state’s history. The Legislature's recent approval of the undersea cable bill earlier this month is generating added interest in projects seeking to bring energy from neighbor islands to Oahu.

Find out the latest P3 news on our website! Chicago City Council approves large scale infrastructure overhaul, utilizing P3's.
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Creating American Jobs through Partnerships! Check out the USDOT Rail plan on our website. http://govpartnership.com/news/

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Jacksonville Water RFI out, check it out on our website http://govpartnership.com/news/

Check out our Director Taylor Smith moderating a panel discussion at the North Florida Leaders Summit last month in downtown Jacksonville

Public-Private Partnership (Superintendent Pons speaks in Jacksonville) Superintendent Pons is featured as a guest panelist at the first North Florida Leaders Summit on Public-Private Partnerships, which was held in Jacksonville....

Maryland House passes P3 Legislation. http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/md-politics/2012/03/24/gIQALZ0WaS_story.html

Bill would let Maryland seek out private partners for public projects Maryland’s legislature is considering sweeping enhancements to the state’s efforts to privatize government facilities and building programs.

Summit focuses on public-private partnerships - The Financial News & Daily Record - Jacksonville, Fl The Government Services Partnership Institute hosted its first North Florida Leaders Summit on public-private partnerships Friday at the Omni. The event was attended by about 150 people, including many public officials from Northeast Florida counties.

GSPI North Florida Leaders Summit in downtown Jacksonville.

Check out this article in the Orlando Sentinel today, written by our Director Taylor Smith

My Word: Smart contracting good for Osceola library Governments across Florida are facing a public call to reduce spending while also protecting services expected by citizens. One group of local officials is meeting this fiscal challenge by employing a proven method of cost-savings: smart contracting.

The League of Cities and Association of Counties are opposed to the measure. This is a key issue for Florida and will impact business. We will be tracking this bill.

House Bill 0673 (2012) - The Florida Senate Preference in Award of Governmental Entity Contracts; Authorizes agency, county, municipality, school district, or other political subdivision of state to provide preferential consideration to Florida business in awarding competitively bid contracts to purchase construction services; provides that, ...

This guy looks great wearing a bowtie, and he's fiscally responsible!

Gee: ‘Audacious’ cost-cutting, privatization can save Ohio State $1B - Columbus - Business First Ohio State University plans to save $1 billion in the next five years through cost-savings...