US Military Wants Long-Term Infrastructure
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Most people never see services like wastewater management and water distribution, maintenance of the electric grid, et. al. The cost is built into their taxes and utility bills, or into initial subdivision fees. Military bases have to deal with these sorts of issues, just as homeowners and developer do – but on a much larger scale. The preference in the US military seems to be shifting toward very long term (about 50 year) term fixed-price or regulated tariff contracts, which are often coupled with partial privatization or conveyance of assets to make the contractor 100% responsible for the utility.
This Spotlight article covers recent contracts that fall under this format, totaling over $5 billion. The latest is a long-term electricity contract at NAS Pax River…
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- Discussion of trend toward issuing ultra long-term contracts (up to 50 years) to cover systems such as electric distribution systems, natural gas distribution systems, potable water distribution systems, and wastewater collection systems, and more
- Tracking of hundreds of millions of dollars in service contract awards to Champion Energy Services, Nueces Electric, Beaufort-Jasper Water & Sewer Authority, Augusta Utilities Department, Doyon Utilities, and more
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