December 3-4, 2019Marriott Marquis | Washington, D.C.

IMPROVING INFRASTRUCTURE THROUGH PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPSPublic-private partnerships (P3s) have seen much recent success in delivering critical infrastructure across the country. Today partnerships are helping communities and public agencies address their longstanding transportation, water, energy, and social infrastructure challenges.

Join over 800 public and industry leaders for two valuable days of project delivery. Attendees join us for unparalleled P3 education while meeting with other local, state, and federal agencies confronting similar development challenges and interesting in networking, seeking expertise, and new partnerships.

Our audience of government and industry leaders provides a unique opportunity to network with P3 experts, owners and prospective partners in a development focused forum.

With keynotes, case studies, panels, workshops, and diverse networking opportunities, conference attendees will deepen their understanding on the value proposition of P3s, and the role they can play in the delivery of essential public infrastructure.

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conference anticipates over 800 participating delegates.

It’s a pleasure to welcome you to the 2019 P3 Government Conference.

Across the nation public-private partnerships are at work. Today public agencies nationwide are using P3s to allocate project risk and capital to build and repair critical transportation, water, airport, energy, and social infrastructure.

The P3 Government Conference examines the financial, technical, and legal considerations that go into evaluating a P3. The 2019 agenda focuses on P3 education, project management, resiliency, financing, and policy for owners, industry, lawmakers, labor and trade associations, as well as local, state and government representatives.

At this year’s Conference you will find a program with over 80 experienced and incredible speakers. These industry leaders, experts, and public representatives will help us all better understand the value proposition behind P3s, the critical principles behind successful partnerships, and how the delivery model is being used to create, maintain, and improve our nation’s most critical infrastructure.

Delegates will take advantage of the opportunities available at the P3 Government Conference to let new partnerships grow. They will find that many attending share similar infrastructure challenges, and others who have found viable solutions and are attending to share what they did. Numerous networking events have been incorporated into the agenda, and we hope you are able to make the most of these sessions and connect with some of the delegates in attendance.

Numerous networking events have been incorporated into the agenda, and we hope you are able to make the most of these sessions and connect with some of the delegates in attendance.

Thank you for considering to join us this year. We hope the program is a unique and rewarding experience that helps you meet all of your business, educational, and networking objectives.

Sincerely,

The P3 Government Conference Team

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ProgramThe P3 Government Conference offers the opportunity to learn, discuss and share evolving concepts and state-of-the-art techniques in delivering critical infrastructure.

The Conference agenda features a broad range of topics specifically tailored to the needs of public authorities evaluating P3s. This program will share examples of where P3s can be applicable; and how they can save money and time when dealing with upgrades, repairs, and maintenance. The program will also highlight when P3s do or do not make sense, and what major considerations need to be made once choosing this route, including the first steps.

The agenda will offer numerous case studies (large, medium and small examples of successful and unsuccessful projects) of how P3s can work. We will also provide a perspective on current P3 activities in the market, new applications, government programs, upcoming projects, and update on P3’s in progress.

This year’s agenda examines policies needed to further investment in the U.S. while analyzing contract structures and financing mechanisms available. Through discussions with agency leaders, legislators, and P3 experts we explore the expanding role of P3’s, needed policy changes, and best practices key factors for successful partnerships.

AgendaThis year’s agenda examines policies needed to further investment in the U.S. while analyzing contract structures and financing mechanisms available. Through discussions with agency leaders, legislators, and P3 experts we explore the role of P3’s, needed policy changes, and best practices for successful partnerships.

The agenda will cover many recent examples of P3 transactions in the U.S. and abroad, examine critical infrastructure challenges faced nationwide; and how innovations in project delivery, procurement, life-cycle asset management, and technology can help solve them.

Additionally, the agenda includes 15 roundtable conversations on a variety of P3 topics. Discussions will last approximately 25 minutes and are meant to be open and candid exchanges where participants can ask questions and share experiences. Facilitators will guide discussions by presenting case studies, targeted issues, and topics shaping the P3 landscape.

A comprehensive list of best practices and lessons learned will be presented in the agenda. With an emphasis on what should be considered when looking at P3 opportunities, here’s a preview of what will be discussed:

Pre-award Discussion Topics: � Assessing merits, risks, and the feasibility of a P3 project

� System and facility considerations: identifying what works as P3 and what does not

� Custom structures and options for small communities seeking partnerships

� Special tactics for smaller projects

� Defining project requirements and identifying appropriate project delivery models

� Meeting deferred O&M challenges

DiD you know?95% of our 2018 attendees would recommend the event to colleagues and friends.

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DiD you know?the 2019 program will feature more than 40 P3 sessions and

125 Presenters.

� Best practices in procurement

� Understanding credit impacts P3s can have on an institution’s rating and debt capacity

� Political considerations for developing and implementing P3 projects

Team Work and Collaboration Discussion Topics: � How to score, select, and negotiate with prospective partners

� How to set service standards and define performance metrics

� The importance of early engagement with private and public stakeholders

� Integration tools and techniques to enhance collaboration

� Owner roles and responsibilities in executing a P3

� Risk balance and expectation management

� Contract administration and analysis

Advanced Project Delivery Discussion Topics: � Risk identification, mitigation, and tradeoff strategies

� Asset monetization of non-core infrastructure assets using P3s

� Financing solutions and value propositions under the P3 model

� The influence of design within the P3 process

� Value creation from transferring operations and maintenance

� Latest innovations and life-cycle efficiencies in P3 delivery

Advanced Project Delivery Discussion Topics: � Policy workshops on public-private partnerships

� Sessions meant specifically for smaller projects in the $5 to $25 million range

� Consolidation and other options available to smaller communities

� Strategies on bringing community stakeholders together to move P3 projects forward

� Real project P3 experience from the public sector on what worked and what didn’t

� In-depth examinations of recent major P3s

� Project turnover: What happens the end of project? Reversion to owners and managing the transition into the public domain

WorkshopsJoin industry leaders for breakfast and an interactive conversation specifically tailored to the needs of airport authorities evaluating P3s.

This pre-conference session is designed for those beginning to explore P3s, helping them understand where P3s can be applicable and how they can save money and time when dealing with upgrades and capital improvement plans. Learn when P3s do or do not make sense, and what major considerations need to be made once choosing this route, including the first steps.

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DiD you know?nearly 50% of the 2018

audience represented a local, state, or federal public agency!

Exhibition HallConference delegates will be able to interact with industry leaders in a relaxed social setting as well as meet with some of our presenters, sponsors, and event partners.

The exhibition hall is one of our central meeting points for all attendees during the event. Attendees are encouraged to setup one-on-one, pre-scheduled, or private appointments with participants.

Networking EventsThe P3 Government Conference will also offer several ways for attendees to network and connect with each other. The program will offer multiple daily breaks, receptions, one-on-one meeting areas and specific events designed for you to meet new industry faces and reconnect with old colleagues.

Who AttendsThe P3 Government Conference is a part of P3C, which delivers some of the largest infrastructure focused events in the country and attracts owners, public works leaders, city managers, and industry and P3 development experts. Attendees also include state and federal administrators, regulators, lawmakers, and agency decision makers representing transportation, water, defense, housing, health, and social infrastructure project owners across the country.

Our audience offers a unique and valuable opportunity to network with present and future partners in a information driven, networking focused environment. Many attending the P3 Government Conference are project owners considering alternative project delivery and exploring partnerships.

At the Conference you will meet:

� Public Agency Managers: Transportation Directors, Utility Operators, Resource Agency Managers, Public Works Directors, and other transportation, water, health, energy, justice, and social infrastructure focused agency administrators from Municipal, State and Government offices.

� Industry: Senior leaders, business development managers, and directors representing services providers; engineering, construction, and legal firms; infrastructure investment funds, financial and insurance companies, environmental consulting firms, and utilities.

Attendees with little experience in the development and operation of the P3 model will benefit from the public and industry leaders presenting project case studies and alternative delivery best practices.

More seasoned professionals will benefit from our incredible networking opportunities, cultivate relationships with project owners, and learn new methods to address complex project delivery goals.

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A.L.M. Holding Company

AccelerateH20

ACS Infrastructure Development

ADOT

AECOM

Albemarle County

Alberici Constructors

Aldridge Electric

Alexandria Economic Development Partnership

American Pipe

AMT

Aon

APS

ARCADIS

Archer Western

Ardian

Baldwin County Commission

Banks Construction Company

Barclays

Bechtel Enterprises

Bernalillo County

BH Properties

Big Cottonwood Community Council

Booz Allen Hamilton

Bristol Site Contractors, LLC

British Consulate General New York

Bureau of Indian Affairs

Bureau Veritas North America, Inc.

Burns & McDonnell

Business Transformation Group

C&M Associates, Inc.

Carollo Engineers

Celtic Energy

Chambers County, Texas

Charleston County Government

Chase Properties

City and County of Denver

City of Charlottesville, VA-Department of Utilities

City of Euclid

City of Fort Collins

City of Garland

City of Independence MO

City of Indio

City of Las Cruces

City of Miramar

City of Norfolk

City of Orlando

City of Pompano Beach

City of Rancho Palos Verdes

City of Republic

City of Somerville

City of Wenatchee

Clark Nexsen

Clary Consulting Co.

Cobb Fendley & Associates

CohnReznick LLP

Contractor Compliance and Monitoring

Control Point Associates Inc

CoreCivic

Corvias

County of Bergen

Cox Communications

CRL Associates, Inc

Cumberland Valley School District

D.S. Brown Company

Dauphin County Redevelopment Authority

Delaware River Port Authority

Deloitte

Department of the Interior

Dept. of General Services

Design-Build Institute of America

Dewberry

DLR Group

Dragados USA

E&B Paving, Inc.

Ecosystem Investment Partners

Eden Innovations LLC

EEE Consulting, Inc.

EllisDon Corporation

Embassy of Canada

Enterprise Holdings

FAA

Fairfax County

FD Stonewater

Fengate

Ferguson Enterprises

FIGG Bridge Engineers

Flatiron Construction

Fletcher & Sippel

FODS, LLC

Forta Corporation

Frederick County Public Schools

Freeport-McMoRan

Georgia Tech

Gibraltar Industries

Gilbane

Gotham Urban Ventures

Grand Gateway Economic Development Association

GreenVest, LLC

Haley & Aldrich, Inc.

Hannon Armstrong

Hawkins Delafield & Wood LLP

Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.

Hill International, Inc.

HNTB Corporation

HOK

Holman Capital Corporation

Honeywell

HRV Conformance Verification Associates, Inc.

Huitt-Zollars

Ice Miller LLP

IDE Technologies

Illinois Capital Development Board

ImagineIF Libraries

iMG-infraManagement Group

Infrastructure Engineers, LLC

Institute for Building Technology and Safety (IBTS)

Intertek-PSI

Jacksonville State Univerity

Jacobs

JCP & Associates

Jefferies LLC

Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson

Kansas Department of Transportation

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Kensington International, Inc.

Kiewit Development Corp

KS Dept. of Transportation

KTA-Tator

Kutak Rock LLP

LAN Associates

Liberty Mutual Investments

Louis Berger

Louisiana Dept. of Transportation

Louisiana Public Facilities Authority

Manning Architects

Marin Community College District

Marstel-Day, LLC

Martin Marietta Materials

Maryland State Highway Administration

Mascaro Construction Company

Massachusetts State Senate

Mayor’s Office of National Western Center (City of Denver)

McCormick Taylor

McGriff, Seibels & Williams

McKim & Creed

MCO Construction

McWane Ductile

MDOT

Memphis Area Transit Authority

Mercator Advisors LLC

Mesirow Financial, Inc.

Meyer Najem

Michael Best & Friedrich LLP

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America

MNCPPC

Mortenson Construction

NASA JPL

National Association of Energy Service Companies

National Park Service

National Western Center Authority

New Horizons Consulting Services LLC

Nicholson Construction

Norton Rose Fulbright

Ohio EPA

Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission

Oklahoma Department of Commerce

Old Dominion University

Orano

Orrick

Parsons

PATH

PCL Construction Services

Perkins Coie LLP

Phoenix Infrastructure Group

Poseidon Water

Prince George’s County Public Schools

Prince William County

Proterra

Resiliency Capital Partners

Richland-Lexington Airport District

Rider Levett Bucknall (Canada) Ltd.

RJN Group, Inc.

Rural Development, USDA

SaLUT

SAM, LLC

SB Ballard Construction Company

SGT, LLC

Site Resources, Inc

Smith Pachter McWhorter

SMRT Architects and Engineers

Soil and Land Use Technology, Inc.

SourceAmerica

Southampton Village

Southland Industries

Springfield Water and Sewer Commission

Squire Patton Boggs

Stantec

State of Maryland - Dept of General Services

State of NJ Office of

Public Finance

State of Wyoming, Department of Environmental Quality

Strata-G, LLC

Straughan Environmental, Inc.

Sustainability Partners

Syska Hennessy Group, Inc.

Terracon Consultants, Inc.

Tetra Tech

Texas Department of Transportation

The Haskell Company

The Law Offices of Charles R. Zeh

The Surety & Fidelity Association of America

The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

THTBC

Town of Berwyn Heights

Town of Pecos City

Tri-State Water Resource Coalition

U.S DOT

U.S. EPA

UAO Consulting

UDOT

United States Department of Agriculture, Rural Development

Universal Field Services, Inc.

University of Maryland

US Geological Survey

Utah Department of Transportation

VDOT

Vermont Agency of Transportation

Volkert, Inc.

Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission

Waterfront Services & Supply, Inc.

West Coast Infrastructure Exchange

West Monroe Partners, LLC

West Valley Water District

Williamsburg County

Yardi Systems Inc.

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DiD you know?the agenda offers multiple

daily breaks, receptions, 1-on-1 meeting areas and events

designed to meet new faces.

Hotel & Event VenueThe Marriott Marquis is our event headquarters. A block of rooms are being held at the hotel at a special rate of $259. Reservations must be made by November 11, 2019 or before the block is sold out in order to guarantee this rate. Reservations made after this date can only be honored on a space and rate available basis.

To make your hotel reservations, please click here or call the hotel directly at (202) 824-9200 and identify yourself as part of the P3 Government Conference.

Getting ThereThe Marriott Marquis is located at 901 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, D.C. 20001.

Airports:

Three major airports serve the greater Washington, D.C. area:

� Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport — DCA: Hotel distance 4 miles

� Washington Dulles International Airport — IAD: Hotel distance 25 miles

� Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport — BWI: Hotel distance 30 miles

Parking Information: � We recommend conference attendees driving in to park at City Center DC, a shopping complex less than a 5 minute walk from the Marriott Marquis.

� Early bird parking is available for $14 a day, and significantly cheaper than day parking rates at the hotel.

City Center Parking Rate: 0 – 1 hour = $10.00 1 – 2 hours = $14.00 Max. All-Day = $20.00 Overnight = $24.00 Evening = $12.00 (M-F enter after 6pm & exit before 2am) **Early Bird = $14.00 (Flat Rate — M-F in by 9am — out by 6pm)

For more information on parking, visit here: http://citycenterdc.com/parking

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Registration Information

General Audience Government/Public Agency

Early Registration Register by Friday, September 20, 2019. $995 $295

Regular Registration Register by Friday, November 1, 2019. $1,195 $395

Last Minute Registration $1,395 $495