Preparing a PPP project

Register as a Public partner, choosing the type of authority or enterprise and giving the official website, which speeds up our checks. Confirm your e-mail, then complete the Organisation page: legal name, registration number (EDRPOU), address, description and the beneficial-owner declaration. Terms for public partners are aligned with public procurement rules.

• Sector, location and, if possible, coordinates for the map.
• PPP form: Concession, DBFO, DBFOM, BOT, Operation & maintenance (O&M), Availability payment, Joint activity agreement, Joint venture, Lease with investment obligations or Other PPP form.
• PPP stage: Idea, Efficiency analysis, Decision to implement PPP, Private partner selection tender, Contract signing, Implementation, or Operation & monitoring.
• Contract term in years and the Payment mechanism: User fees, Availability payments from the public partner, Mixed mechanism or Government / local support.
• CAPEX range with currency, funds already raised, implementation period in months and expected jobs.
• Documents on authority, rights to the asset, feasibility analysis and permits.

A public partner starts in the wizard with the PPP type preselected. Preparation takes about 25 minutes and you can stop at any time: the draft is visible only to you, and we remind you if it stays untouched for seven days.

1. Basics: project type, title, short description, sector, location, CAPEX range, deal types and PPP form. Under the advanced fields add the PPP stage, contract term, payment mechanism, funds raised, timeline and jobs.
2. Description: the full text. Add translations in other languages so that investors abroad read your project in their language.
3. Financials: the base-scenario figures such as IRR, payback and NPV, in the project currency.
4. EUROBRIDGE Score: answer the required indicators and note what evidence you can provide.
5. Documents: upload files and set access (public, after NDA, after LOI or internal).
6. Review & submit: sign the project owner’s declaration and send the project to moderation.

Be specific about who pays and how: investors look first at the payment mechanism, the contract term and the allocation of risk. Give honest figures; moderators compare them with the documents, and unsupported claims lower data confidence. Every document you add raises confidence, and sensitive files can be limited to investors who have signed the NDA.