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Our Capabilities - Public Private Partnership projects
Carillion finance for public projects
Carillion has won 58 PPP projects contracts in the UK and Canada for hospitals, schools, prisons, military accommodation, roads and railways.
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Public Private Partnership (PPP) projects
Public Private Partnership projects use private sector finance to deliver assets for central and local government. Carillion's competitive advantage in PPP projects is based on our ability to combine our expertise in private finance with our support services and construction capabilities.
This allows us to win and deliver fully integrated solutions, in which we invest equity and for which we secure construction contracts and long-term support services contracts.
An example of an integrated solution is a PPP project related to military accommodation, worth £1.2 billion to Carillion. We are providing finance, construction services, and 35 years of property and facilities services.
Given the on-going contract for services it would make no sense for Carillion to, say, cut costs on flooring materials for an accommodation block if the savings were going to be outweighed over time by higher cleaning costs. Our integrated solutions provide powerful incentives towards overall best value.
What's more, our joined-up contract replaces potentially hundreds of contracts with niche suppliers. Our customer has a single point of contact for everything to do with their property assets, which maximises transparency and accountability.
An outstanding record
Carillion has been a leader in PPP projects since the inception of the UK's Private Finance Initiative in the early 1990s.
Our PPP projects contracts include the delivery of schools and academies, hospitals/healthcare facilities, and major road projects.
We have also built the secure Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) at Cheltenham. This has been one of the largest and most technically complex PPP projects in the UK to date.
In Canada we have a market leading position in Alternative Financing and Procurement (AFP), which is similar to the UK's Public Private Partnership projects procurement model. We are particularly strong in the health sector. Carillion is the only company in Canada with the in-house capability to offer fully integrated solutions for AFP projects.
Current Public Private Partnership projects
Some of our current PPP/AFP contracts include:
| UK PPP Projects | Carillion's total commited equity | Concession period |
| Southmead Hospital | £48.7m | 30 years |
| Allenby Connaught | £15.0m | 35 years |
| Canada AFP Projects | Carillion's total commited equity | Concession period |
| Forensic Service and Coroners Complex | £11.4m | 30 years |
| Centre for Addiction and Mental Health | £8.9m | 30 years |
| Sault Area Hospital | £4.7m | 30 years |
Public Private Partnership Case Studies
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Canadian Health Service
Canada's first health Public Private Partnership - design, finance, build, and maintenance of the William Osler Hospital in Ontario. |
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Royal Ottawa Hospital
Facilities management including building management, cleaning, linen and laundry, grounds maintenance and snow removal at the Royal Ottawa Hospital, Ontario, Canada. |
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Nottingham City Council, Greenwood Dale Foundation Trust and inspiredspaces
Delivering the largest academy in Europe. |
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Ministry of Defence
Royal School of Military Engineering – Support Services and Construction Services including hard and soft facilities management, training and training support services |
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Ministry of Defence
Construction, maintenance and refurbishment as well as hard facilities management for around 7,000 built assets and 60,000 maintainable assets. |
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Ministry of Defence
Construction Services and Facilities Management at the Northwood Headquarters, Northwood. |
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Ministry of Defence
Construction programme (8 years) and Facilities Management with Support Services (35 years). |
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The Highways Agency
Extending the M6 by upgrading 9km of the A74 between Carlisle and Guardsmill to a dual three lane motorway. |
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