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Over 630 PFI projects delivering infrastructure investment of over £63 billion have been signed since 1992.
Over 540 PFI projects now fully operational.

The Building Schools for the Future Programme - Renewing the secondary school estate
NAO
Investigating the performance of operational PFI contracts
Ipsos MORI for PUK on behalf of HM Treasury
Safeguarding Government Infrastructure Investment
HM Treasury

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24 November - New project interview published - Skynet 5 5 October - New Project in Photo Gallery Section Published - Danetre Community Hospital 5 October - New Project Interview Published - North Lanarkshire Schools 28 September - New Project in Photo Gallery Section published - New North Community School and Children's Centre, Islington 28 September - New Project in Photo Gallery Section published - Caludon Castle School and Community College, Coventry 18 August - Local Partnerships: New organisation to support local public bodies is now live 17 July - New project in Photo Gallery Section published - St Andrew’s and St Bride’s High School, East Kilbride 17 July - New project interview published - Rotherham Schools Project 24 June - New project in Photo Gallery Section published - John Ogilvie High School


Darent Valley Hospital "Without PFI we wouldn't have a brand new hospital at all and with PFI we got the design we wanted and we had it delivered on time." Mike Balcombe, Director, Corporate Services
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Established in 2001, the PPP Forum is the private sector industry body for the PPP/PFI industry.

The PPP Forum's approach is to:

demonstrate the success that PFI is achieving in delivering modern public service infrastructure – see Project database;
take part in public debate and present an informed and business based perspective on PFI and the issues surrounding it – see Factsheet;
monitor Government and to engage with Government Departments and related organisations involved in developing PFI policy– see Government & politics and Links.