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Yesterday at 23:59, the price of the two Hand-Back Requirements courses almost doubled. As announced. As promised. As warned. So if you bought them yesterday, congratulations. You acted like an adult. Rare. If you didn’t… Maybe you were busy. Maybe you had to feed your fish. Maybe your dog needed emotional support. Maybe your procurement committee required three working groups, two memos and a risk register before approving a very simple decision. Maybe you opened the email, thought “I should...
Tonight at 23:59, the price of the two Hand-Back Requirements courses almost doubles. That is the email. Now, let’s remove the excuses. You don’t need more information. You don’t need to “think about it.” You don’t need to ask your boss, your partner, your mentor, your procurement guru, your spirit animal or the guy in the office who still thinks financial close is the peak of human civilisation. You know whether this is for you. If you work in PPPs, concessions, infrastructure, lenders’...
It doesn’t matter what project we’re talking about. PPP or else. If I took a picture of most people negotiating a Project Agreement today and compared it with one from five years ago, you wouldn’t notice the difference. Same priorities. Same obsession with financial close. Same attention to construction risk. Same drama around LDs, relief events, variations, refinancing, performance deductions and lenders’ approvals. And the same silence around Hand-Back Requirements. Nothing has changed....