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The Friuli Centrale University Health Authority (ASU FC) has appointed PMF as a consultant for the economic and financial assessment of the feasibility of the two proposals in Public-Private Partnership presented by Siram Veolia SpA for the assignment of energy, management and maintenance services for health and hospital facilities in Lower Friuli and Upper Friuli.

The amount of the proposals amounts to a total of about 300 million euros, and will last 15 years. The proposals include, in addition to the management of energy and heat services, the maintenance of the plants and the execution of investments, for a total of 23 million euros, aimed at obtaining significant energy savings.

PMF had a great honor to participate in the International Conference in Dubai regarding The Electric Transition in the United Arab Emirates.

We wanted to offer special thanks to our partner Tenax International for the outstanding organisation and a warm welcome to our representatives.

We were glad to share our expertise regarding the waste management, preservation of the cities and the innovations in the green public procurement. The event was organised in the partnership with EXPO 2020 Dubai UAE, therefore we would like to express our gratitude also to the board for their patronage and the opportunity to discover new technologies and development solutions.

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The article “Concessionaire’s Performance Assessment in Public-Private Partnerships”, written by Alberto Germani and Karl Zeller, published by Lexxion on its magazine European Procurement and PPP Law Review (EPPPL) n. 2 of July 2021, is now online on PMF website (www.piemef.com).

It describes authors’ experience with Public-Private Partnerships promoted by the Italian Autonomous Province of Bolzano/South Tyrol, which has been dealing with PPP operations for several years in various sectors (i.e. healthcare, caring homes, education, public offices).

Authors analyze various aspects of PPPs and, particularly, the performance control system and related sanctions (referred as Key Performance Indicators, KPIs) to monitor Concessionaire’s performance during contract execution, which are subject of careful evaluation by the Administrations, both at provincial and municipal level.

Article illustrates the fundamental aspects of PPP and KPIs. In particular, in the text is carried out a thorough analysis of performance control and sanction regime in the European legislative framework (Eurostat position), with an in-depth analysis of the monitored services and criteria adopted for calculation of sanctions with the relative application methods.

More infos at www.piemef.com.

EPPPL intensive Online Course on European Public Procurement is scheduled on next 26th to 28th July, chaired by Prof. Christopher Bovis. In the PPP dedicated session Alberto Germani and Monika Kandut of PMF will be discussing how to build cost-effective and viable Partnerships, sharing with audience practical tips on feasibility and deliverability of PPP operations.

Infos at www.lexxion.eu/en/eventslist.