PPP Process
Before initiating the PPP Process, the Contracting Public Entity (CPE) –ministries, decentralized institutions, public companies or municipalities– submits to the SNAPP an initial proposal of the potential PPP project, which must be part of the Five-Year Investment Plan or be included in the list prepared by the Cabinet Council, in order to advance to its structuring phases as a PPP.
1. Prefeasibility
Initial Approval
CPE submits the Initial Technical Report (ITR) to the Governing Body, through SNAPP, complying with eligibility elements and criteria.
SNAPP verifies the admissibility of the ITR and MEF evaluates if the project complies with fiscal/budgetary limits.
SNAPP, as a single-point contact, forwards the CPE report to the Governing Body.
The Governing Body issues no-objection, with or without recommendations, or objection to the application received.
2. Feasibility
Authorization to bid
CPE submits the Definitive Technical Report (DTR), the PPP contract model and its annexes to the Governing Body, through SNAPP.
SNAPP verifies DTR admissibility and MEF evaluates if the project complies with fiscal/budgetary limits.
SNAPP, as a single-point contact, forwards the CPE report to the Governing Body, which will then issue its decision by means of a resolution.
CPE carries out the prequalification process, with prior authorization from the Governing Body.
3. Tender
Preparatory Activities
CPE conducts preparatory bidding activities.
CPE initiates the promotion and publicity of the PPP project de APP, with the accompaniament of SNAPP.
If there are adjustments to the documentation, SNAPP and MEF analyze and issue to the Governing Body.
Bidding and awarding of the PPP contract.
4. Execution
Fulfillment of the PPP contract
Start-up of the PPP contract is extended until signature and endorsement by the Comptroller's Office.
CPE assumes administration, supervision and compliance oversight of the PPP contract.
