The P3C Conference & Expo 2027 is now accepting speaker abstracts. Returning March 15–17 to the Sheraton Dallas Hotel in Dallas, TX, this year's program focuses on innovative strategies and best practices for delivering critical infrastructure — across transportation, community-based projects, higher education, sustainability, and financing.
As we mark our 15th anniversary, we're also dedicating program space to landmark P3 projects from the past decade and a half — examining how they've evolved, performed, and created lasting value over time. If your project has a story worth telling, we want you on stage.
P3C sessions bring together the full spectrum of public-private partnership — from early-stage exploration to post-completion lessons. We're looking for voices from across the P3 ecosystem, including:
Private sector speakers whose company is a current P3C 2027 sponsor or exhibitor receive complimentary conference registration.
Private sector speakers not affiliated with a sponsoring or exhibiting company are required to pay the General Audience registration fee to participate as a speaker.
Public agency and government speakers attend as complimentary guests of the conference.
A historical look at transformative P3 projects from the past 15 years — how they've evolved, what they delivered, and what the sector can learn from how they've performed over time. This is a signature track for the 2027 program.
Case studies on financing, development, and operation of roads, bridges, managed lanes, transit systems, transit-oriented development, airports, and ports. Bring the data. Share what worked — and what the project taught you when it didn't.
Civic centers, courthouses, housing, and broadband projects that enhance community services and connectivity — and the P3 structures that made them viable.
P3 projects supporting colleges and universities, including campus facilities, student housing, energy management, and mixed-use development. Share what's working on campus and why.
Projects incorporating energy, water, and sustainable practices to ensure long-term infrastructure resiliency and environmental stewardship — with real performance data to back it up.
New funding approaches, partnership structures, and alternative delivery methods that are changing how infrastructure gets financed and built.
In-depth analysis of emerging trends, challenges, and forthcoming opportunities in the P3 sector — with a focus on upcoming projects and evolving market dynamics.
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