So if you could get a P3 or maybe even a P4 candidate that, in fact, reduces the Federal share in half, and increases the benefit-cost ratio by more than double, that would make it an attractive candidate for selection by the Corps to proceed to construction?
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Hoeven discusses the benefits of P3 and P4 funding models for federal projects.
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