CP3P Preparation: PPP Structuring & Development Course

Name: CP3P Preparation Level – Public-Private Partnership Development Certification
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Structuring, Developing, and Delivering PPP Projects Aligned with APMG CP3P Standards

CP3P Preparation: PPP Structuring & Development Course

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Duration: 5 days
Format: Classroom
Cities: Prague, Rome, Munich, Porto, Montreux, London and more
Next session: 5 – 9 October 2026, Prague
Average fee: 5,650 €

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CP3P Preparation Level – Public-Private Partnership Development Certification

Course Overview

The CP3P Preparation Training Course is an advanced certification program tailored for professionals involved in developing, structuring, and appraising public-private partnership (PPP) projects. This course aligns with the APMG CP3P Certification framework and focuses on deepening the participant's understanding of project frameworks, screening and prioritization, value-for-money analysis, and structuring tender documentation and contracts. Emphasis is placed on practical tools for PPP risk allocation, procurement strategies, and developing a pipeline of viable projects. Designed for those preparing for the PPP Preparation Exam Training, this Certified PPP Professional Preparation course integrates real-world case studies, group work, and interactive workshops. Whether you're seeking a PPP lifecycle training for project managers or looking for a PPP development and structuring certification, this program is your path to becoming an APMG-certified PPP professional.

Target Audience

Infrastructure Project Managers
Government PPP Unit Officials
Financial Analysts in Infrastructure & Public Services
Procurement and Contracting Officers
Legal Advisors and Consultants in PPP
Development Bank and MDB Representatives

Targeted Organizational Departments

PPP Units or Directorates
Legal and Contract Management
Infrastructure Development and Planning
Public Procurement and Tendering Teams
Economic and Financial Affairs Departments
Risk and Compliance Offices

Targeted Industries

Transportation (roads, rail, airports)
Energy and Utilities (power, water, waste)
Urban Development & Smart Cities
Health and Education Infrastructure
Telecommunications
Ports and Logistics

Course Offerings

By the end of this CP3P Preparation Training Course, participants will be able to:

Analyze and build a PPP legal and regulatory framework
Conduct project screening and prioritize based on socio-economic value
Apply cost-benefit and value-for-money analysis tools effectively
Identify and manage PPP project risks throughout the lifecycle
Develop and evaluate procurement options for PPPs
Design tender documents and draft PPP contracts aligned with best practices
Prepare for and successfully pass the APMG CP3P Certification exam

Training Methodology

The training is highly interactive and practice-oriented. Participants will engage in expert-led sessions, group discussions, and real-world case studies to apply knowledge directly to infrastructure development scenarios. This course includes simulated PPP screening, procurement exercises, and contract structuring labs. Emphasis is placed on peer-to-peer learning and feedback, supported by visual presentations and summary checklists. Each module reinforces preparation for the PPP Preparation Exam Training and integrates insights from APMG certified PPP professional study guides. Participants will also access online self-assessments and tools to aid exam readiness.

Course Toolbox

Case study briefs (transport, energy, health)
PPP Screening and Appraisal Templates
Risk Allocation Matrices
Value-for-Money Analysis Worksheets
Sample Tender Structures and Contract Clauses
Exam practice questions (aligned with APMG standards)

Course Agenda

Day 1: Foundations of PPP Frameworks & Institutions

Topic 1: Legal and Regulatory Frameworks for PPP
Topic 2: Institutional Responsibilities and PPP Governance
Topic 3: Elements of a Strong Enabling Environment
Topic 4: Roles of Public and Private Sector Stakeholders
Topic 5: Policy Challenges and PPP Reform Models
Topic 6: Capacity Development for PPP Units
Reflection & Review: Global Best Practices in Establishing PPP Frameworks

Day 2: Identifying & Screening PPP Projects

Topic 1: Defining Public Needs and Project Entry Points
Topic 2: Strategic Planning and Project Prioritization
Topic 3: Technical Feasibility and Project Scope Definition
Topic 4: Affordability, Demand Forecasting, and Market Soundness
Topic 5: Screening for PPP Suitability and Public Interest
Topic 6: Environmental and Social Considerations in Screening
Reflection & Review: Screening Exercises and Diagnostic Tools

Day 3: Appraising PPP Projects for Bankability

Topic 1: Economic Appraisal and Cost-Benefit Analysis
Topic 2: Fiscal Impact and Government Support Assessment
Topic 3: Risk Identification, Allocation, and Mitigation
Topic 4: Value for Money Analysis Approaches
Topic 5: Developing the PPP Business Case
Topic 6: Stakeholder Engagement in Appraisal Stage
Reflection & Review: Value for Money Simulations and Appraisal Labs

Day 4: Structuring Procurement for PPPs

Topic 1: Designing the Procurement Strategy for PPP
Topic 2: Stages of Competitive Tendering and Negotiation Models
Topic 3: Prequalification and Request for Proposals (RFPs)
Topic 4: Bid Evaluation Criteria and Decision Transparency
Topic 5: Managing Unsolicited Proposals and Innovations
Topic 6: Ensuring Integrity and Fairness in PPP Procurement
Reflection & Review: Procurement Strategy and RFQ/RFP Exercises

Day 5: Drafting PPP Contracts and Readiness for Award

Topic 1: Structure of a Typical PPP Contract
Topic 2: Key Clauses: Payment Mechanisms, Performance Standards
Topic 3: Renegotiation, Dispute Resolution, and Termination Terms
Topic 4: Final Risk Allocation and Legal Review
Topic 5: Achieving Financial Close and Transaction Readiness
Topic 6: CP3P Preparation Exam Review and Strategy
Reflection & Review: Full Mock Exam, Key Takeaways, and Q&A

FAQ

What specific qualifications or prerequisites are needed for participants before enrolling in the course?

Participants are expected to have a basic understanding of PPP concepts, ideally having completed the CP3P Foundation level or equivalent practical experience in infrastructure projects.

How long is each day's session, and is there a total number of hours required for the entire course?

Each day's session is generally structured to last around 4-5 hours, with breaks and interactive activities included. The total course duration spans five days, approximately 20-25 hours of instruction.

What distinguishes economic feasibility analysis from value-for-money analysis in PPP projects?

Economic feasibility assesses the overall benefit to society using tools like cost-benefit analysis, while value-for-money compares PPP against traditional procurement to determine which offers better efficiency and cost-effectiveness over the project lifecycle.

How This Course is Different from Other CP3P Preparation Courses

This CP3P Preparation Training Course stands out by blending structured exam-focused instruction with practical insights drawn directly from real-life infrastructure projects and international PPP programs. Unlike generic PPP courses, it delves deep into PPP risk allocation and procurement training, and equips participants with tools such as value-for-money analysis worksheets, risk matrices, and contract structuring templates. Each module is aligned with APMG’s certification blueprint, and the course integrates extensive exam readiness components. Participants gain not only the knowledge required to pass the exam but also the competencies to lead PPP development and structuring initiatives in their sectors. Whether taken as a standalone course or a bridge from CP3P Foundation, this is the best PPP course for infrastructure professionals looking to advance their careers with certified PPP professional preparation.

credits: 5 credit per day

Course Mode: full-time

Provider: Agile Leaders Training Center

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