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In PWD coverage since August 19, 2026 · 16+ stories
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DFC approves Jordanian water carrier finance; only World Bank deal carries a figure

The World Bank's $50 million for Paraíba is the lone priced entry, and no transport item carries a figure.
transport · Sep 24The transit P3 pipeline is all consultants and no capital
the_wrap · Sep 22The P3 file is still paperwork, and Maryland is the test
transport · Sep 21A Texas county explores P3 with no asset, route or price
transport · Sep 18The P3 pipeline added advisers, studies and a bill, not assets
transport · Sep 17Alberta re-papers its P3 advisory bench as the deal sheet stays thin
transport · Sep 16The P3 pipeline converts where nobody organizes against it
transport · Sep 11A science P3 solicitation lands in Ontario with no price attached
transport · Sep 8Alto hires former Metrolinx chief to manage transit's real bottleneck
transport · Sep 4P3 machinery outruns the deal sheet
the_wrap · Aug 28Road deals cede the P3 center to water, rail, and federal tools
transport · Aug 26Inglewood council approves transit P3 as highway deals stay stuck
the_wrap · Aug 26Road deals cede the center to water, rail and nuclear
transport · Aug 25Peru anchors Latin America's P3 market as road flagships stall
the_wrap · Aug 24P3 capital takes the quiet lane
the_wrap · Aug 19John Laing's US water debut joins a broadening P3 pipeline
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