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No other state in New England has passed even one preemptive labor law. Rhode Island has passed...
November 15, 2018
Is the Public-Private Partnerships Commission asking the right questions?
The final minutes of the first meeting of a special State House commission to study Public-Private Partnerships...
November 15, 2018
P3 advocates seek a playing field advantage before negotiations begin
P3s (Public-Private Partnerships), are simply another procurement tool in the legislative toolbox said John Parkinson. Such a...
November 15, 2018
Skanska’s public-private partnership sales pitch at the State House
Representatives from Skanska, the 5th largest construction company in the world, gave their sales pitch to the...
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Public goods and spaces at risk as State House leaders seek to expand public-private partnerships
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