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ARTICLE · 29 MARCH 2019

Navigating Public–Private Partnerships Around Connected Technology

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Notwithstanding these developments, the United States faces distinct challenges.

United StatesGovernment, Public Sector

In Short

The Situation: With aging infrastructure threatening to slow implementation of automated vehicles ("AVs") and other connected technologies, the public–private partnership (variously referred to as "PPP," "P3," or "3P") is gaining traction as a model for next generation infrastructure improvements.

The Result: Increased collaboration among public and private entities to promote emerging technologies is resulting in the implementation of vehicle-to-everything ("V2X") technology and other intelligent systems in cities across the country.

Looking Ahead: Public–private partnerships generally create complex relationships that require careful navigation, particularly in the technology sector. Public and private partners should carefully evaluate prospective partnerships and related agreements to ensure that legal issues are appropriately addressed and analyze any national security concerns prompted by foreign investment and cross-border projects.

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