Michigan misses self-imposed deadline for PPP legislation

The state’s senate didn’t vote on a measure to authorise the Michigan Department of Transportation to pursue PPPs by a 1 June deadline. However the bill is still alive and, if it is enacted into law, the $3.5bn Detroit River International Crossing could become the state’s first PPP and clinch a crucial $550m funding commitment from the Canadian government.

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