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Transport & PPP

Duffy urges Arkansas to consider private finance, P3 Bulletin reports

The item is a headline only, with no date, project or financing structure attached to the urging.

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  • A P3 Bulletin headline says Duffy urged Arkansas to consider private finance.

  • The headline does not say when the urging happened, which projects it concerned or what financing structure was proposed.

  • The same P3 Bulletin listing carries other US items, including Maryland seeking advisors for toll and CAV plans and a Florida city weighing P3s for a $2.2bn mobility program.

A P3 Bulletin headline says Duffy urged Arkansas to consider private finance.

The headline does not say when the urging happened, which projects it concerned or what financing structure was proposed.

The same P3 Bulletin listing carries other US items, including Maryland seeking advisors for toll and CAV plans and a Florida city weighing P3s for a $2.2bn mobility program.

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