Advantages of Infrastructure Privatization in the United States
                     Advantages of 
Infrastructure Privatization 
in the USA
An Overview
Infrastructure plays a major role in a country’s development. Thus, it’s 
important to maintain it well. The United States, which is also known as 
one of the powerful countries across the world is facing an infrastructure 
crisis for the past few years. In fact, according to the report by the 
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), America’s infrastructure has 
scored D+. Well, the situation is getting improved now because of 
public-private partnership. 
Wondering, what is a public-private partnership? A public-private 
partnership is an agreement between the government and a private 
entity. According to this agreement, bridge infrastructure companies 
invest private capital to solve infrastructure crisis across the United 
States. Public-private partnerships or PPPs are now frequently used in 
the United States to build bridges, renovate them, expand utility 
infrastructure and more.
Let’s Talk About Some Advantages of Public-
private Partnership:
»Faster Development
»Cost Savings
»Shared Risks
Faster 
Development
Usually, all the key stakeholders involved in the 
planning and development process. So, it’s less 
likely that any infrastructure project needs re-
thinking! 
Sometimes, planning and design phases took 
ample amount of time and leads to delay in the 
completion of the project. 
PPP eliminates the time consumption in the 
bidding process or planning and gets the project 
completed on time.
Cost Savings
Well, a public-private partnership 
agreement reduces errors and 
mistakes like eliminated duplicative 
inspection and a lot more. 
Apart from this, a shorter project 
timeline and many other benefits lead 
to significant cost saving. 
Shared Risks
Clearly, risks are always there in infrastructure 
management but with PPP both entities can 
manage them well. A private bridge 
infrastructure company can better manage the 
risks associated with the design, development, 
construction cost and deadline. 
On the other hand, the government can better 
tackle risks associated with acquiring land, 
getting permits and more.
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