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ARTICLE · 13 MAY 2024

The Future Of Alberta's Infrastructure Market

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On Thursday, April 25, Pete Guthrie—the Minister of Infrastructure of Alberta—provided some insight on the future of Alberta's infrastructure market.

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On Thursday, April 25, Pete Guthrie—the Minister of Infrastructure of Alberta—provided some insight on the future of Alberta's infrastructure market. The Minister focused on the advancements and improvements their team was trying to make as well as highlighting their focus on taking feedback from the industry, in particular with their unsolicited proposal framework (USP). 

In this discussion, the Minister highlighted the ministry's continued focus on their USP. USPs are defined as proposals submitted by private entities without an explicit request from the Government of Alberta. The Government focuses on whether the USP meets key principles, including whether the USP project conforms with one or more public needs, whether the project provides value for money, transparency and accountability. In his discussion, the Minister focused on the importance of transparency and accountability when reviewing USPs. Since the program is with a governmental entity, the Minister

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