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Public Private Partnership (PPP) is a long-term
partnering relationship between the public and
private sectors to deliver services. Through
PPP, the public sector seeks to bring together
the expertise and resources of the public and
private sectors to provide services to the public
at the best value for money.
Traditionally, the public sector has tended
to engage the private sector merely to construct
facilities or supply equipment. The public agencies
will then own and operate the facilities or equipment
or engage separate maintenance and operations
companies to operate the facilities and equipment
to deliver the services to the public.
With PPP as an alternative form of procurement,
the public sector will focus on acquiring services
at the most cost-effective basis, rather than
directly owning and operating assets.
There are many possible PPP models, including
joint-ventures, strategic partnerships to make
better uses of government assets, Design-Build-Operate
and Design-Build-Finance-Operate.
Public
Private Partnership Handbook: Executive Summary
Public
Private Partnership Handbook
The PPP projects which have been awarded are:
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Desalination
Plant (Public Utilities Board) |
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Awarded to SingSpring
on a Build-Own-Operate (BOO) PPP model. |
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Tender awarded
on 19 January 2003. |
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Supply 136,000
cubic metres (30 million gallons) of
water per day for a 20 year period
from 2005 to 2025. |
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Officially opened
in Sept 2005 |
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Project summary |
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Ulu Pandan
NEWater Plant (Public Utilities Board) |
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Awarded to Keppel Engineering Pte
Ltd on a Design, Build, Own and Operate
(DBOO) PPP model. |
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Tender awarded on 15 December 2004 |
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Supply 148,000 cubic metres (32
million gallons per day or mgd) of
NEWater per day for a 20 year period
from 2007 to 2027 |
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Officially opened in March 2007 |
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Project summary |
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Incineration
Plant (National Environment Agency) |
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Awarded to Keppel Seghers
Engineering Singapore Pte Ltd. |
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Tender awarded on 14
November 2005 |
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Incinerate 800 tonnes
of refuse per day for a 25 year period
from 2009 to 2034. |
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First PPP project by
NEA to Design, Build, Own and Operate
a new incineration plant next to the
Tuas South Incineration Plant. |
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NEA expects the new
plant to be ready by 2008/9 to replace
the plant at Ulu Pandan. |
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Project summary |
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TradeXchange
(Singapore Customs) |
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Awarded to CrimsonLogic
Pte Ltd. |
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Tender awarded on 8
December 2005 |
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First IT PPP project
by Singapore Customs to create a one-stop
integrated logistics information port. |
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The contract is to
develop the software, including the
maintenance and operation of the system
for a 10 year period from 2007 to 2017 |
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Project summary |
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Rotary
Wing Course (MINDEF-RSAF) |
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Basic
Wings Course (MINDEF-RSAF) |
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projects which we are exploring PPP for are: |
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Sports
Hub (Ministry of Community Development,
Youth and Sports/Singapore Sports Council) |
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Market
Awareness Brochure |
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Developed
to replace the National Stadium,
the Sports Hub will comprise a
new 55,000-seater National Stadium
with retractable roof, an Aquatic
Centre, a Multi-Purpose Indoor
Arena, a water sports centre,
the SIS and supporting commercial
facilities. |
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ITT/ITQ
opened in Jul 2006 and closed
on 28 Feb 2007 |
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The Singapore
Sports Hub Consortium (SSHC) led
by Dragages Singapore Pte Ltd
has been selected as the preferred
bidder, subject to finalisation
of contract details. |
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For more information,
please contact Keith Martin at keith_martin@ssc.gov.sg |
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Development
of the new ITE College West(Institute of
Technical Education) |
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Proposed development
of the new ITE College West. |
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Prequalification
exercise held from 19 Jul – 16
Aug 2006 |
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ITT/ITQ opened
in Oct 2006 and closed on 28 Feb 2007 |
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The consortium
led by Gammon Capital has been selected
as the preferred bidder, subject to
finalization of contract details. |
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For more
information, please contact Lim Cheng Siong
at Lim_Cheng_Siong@ite.edu.sg |
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Upgrading of five secondary schools under the Programme for Rebuilding and IMproving Existing Schools (PRIME) (Ministry of Education) |
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Upgrade of five secondary schools under PRIME |
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Pre-Qualification
exercise closed on 28 Dec 2007
For more information, please contact
Mr. Pang Yoke Han at Pang_Yoke_Han@moe.gov.sg |
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Please contact us at mof_spu@mof.gov.sg if
you have any questions or comments on PPPs.
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