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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 338 - PUBLIC WORKS

NRS 338.1587 Public-private partnership: Authority to enter; authorized provisions.

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NRS 338.1587 Public-private partnership: Authority to enter; authorized provisions.
1. A public body may enter into a public-private partnership to plan, finance, design, construct, improve, maintain, operate or acquire the rights-of-way for, or any combination thereof, a transportation facility.
2. A public-private partnership may include, without limitation:
(a)A predevelopment agreement leading to another implementing agreement for a transportation facility as described in this subsection;
(b)A design-build contract;
(c)A design-build contract that includes the financing, maintenance or operation, or any combination thereof, of the transportation facility;
(d)A contract involving a construction manager at risk;
(e)A concession, including, without limitation, a toll concession and an availability payment concession;
(f)A construction agreement that includes the financing, maintenance or operation, or any combination thereof, of the transportation facility;
(g)An operation and maintenance agreement for a transportation facility;
(h)Any other method or agreement for completion of the transportation facility that the public body determines will serve the public interest; or
(i)Any combination of paragraphs
(a)to (h), inclusive.
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