Privatizing Toll Roads

Privatizing Toll Roads

Providing an in-depth case study of a highly successful public-private partnership, this book offers valuable insights for privatizing an existing public service. A mix of theory and empirical analysis, the study initially creates and explains a model for the Privatization Transfer Process, which serves as a guide for contracting out services. Drawing on the experience of the Orlando Orange County Expressway Authority when it privatized toll road operations, the book traces the steps taken through the initial decision to privatize, the creation of the Request for Proposal, and the review and rating of three bidder responses. It then follows the awarding of the bid to the Florida Toll Services and the transition from public to private control.



The book also considers technical and pricing concerns as well as issues pertaining to contract management. In conclusion, it evaluates the entire effort. By offering a detailed analysis of a very successful privatization experience, the book provides a useful tool for those concerned with privatization issues.

Introduction Toll Collection Privatization: The OOCEA Experience Privatization Transfer: Theory and Practice OOCEA: The Privatization Decision Request for Proposal: Theory Development and Practical Application Bidder Responses to the 266 RFP: The Technical Proposal Bidder Responses to the 266 RFP: The Pricing Proposals The Transition Stage: Contract, Mobilization, and Phasing Contract Management and Renewal Assessment and Conclusion Bibliography Glossary Index

Providing a detailed case study of a successful privatization project, this book offers valuable insights for privatizing an existing public service.