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Novadays selected as 'Qualified Advisor' of the PPP Authority of Puerto Rico

03/11/2017

Novadays has been selected as qualified advisor by the PPP Authority of the Government of Puerto Rico, so it joins a select group of international companies among which are the leading engineering, consulting and global law firms.

The Government of Puerto Rico had been selecting projects to be promoted through PPP since early 2017, in different fields ranging from public transportation to large gas infrastructures. Novadays' cross-cutting experience in many of these fields has contributed to its selection by the PPP Authority.

The devastation caused by the passage of Hurricane Maria in September makes public-private collaboration even more necessary for the reconstruction of damaged infrastructure and the improvement of public services.

This recognition and future projects in which Novadays participates as an advisor, will join the long history of the company advising PPP units of different governments and advising on PPP projects in different areas. To date, Novadays has advised governments in more than 200 PPP projects.

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