Table Rock was featured in this NBC News article by Jane Timm discussing how well-designed public-private partnerships can benefit communities, maintain local control, and help build the water systems of tomorrow. See the article: Case study: Can Trump’s private investment plan really rebuild America?
Table Rock spoke with Marketplace’s Kimberly Adams about the new White House infrastructure plan. Hear the story: President Trump to outline infrastructure plan February 12, 2018 | 6:37 AM
Table Rock was featured in the Infrastructure Investor article, “Tapping the US Water Opportunity” by Andrew Vitelli, discussing the opportunities and realities of private investment in water infrastructure.
Table Rock gives their perspective on the White House infrastructure plan in this article in Global Water Intelligence.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 1, 2017 TABLE ROCK INFRASTRUCTURE PARTNERS CHOOSES BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS AS ITS OFFICIAL CHARITY PARTNER Sausalito, CA – Table Rock Infrastructure Partners, a private equity firm specializing in water infrastructure funding, today announced that it has chosen Big Brothers Big Sisters of America as its designated corporate charity. Inspired by…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 1, 2017 KANSAS BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS TEAMS WITH JAMES-BEARD-AWARD-WINNING CHEFS IN BREAKOUT CULINARY EVENT, RAISES MORE THAN $740,000 FOR YOUTH AT RISK Unprecedented Funding Boost Will Support KSBBBS Mentor Program Statewide Wichita, KS & Sausalito, CA – Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters (KSBBBS) and event supporter Table Rock Infrastructure Partners…
Table Rock Infrastructure Partners, in their partnership with Veolia and the city of Rialto, CA, was proud to receive this proclamation from Mayor Robertson commemorating the first annual statewide water appreciation week earlier this month. This proclamation celebrates water professionals working together in Rialto, CA and their constant vigilance to the quality and safety of…
Table Rock was featured in the November Issue of Global Water Intelligence magazine. The article, a look at design-build and progressive P3 delivery, features our own Megan Matson discussing the progressive design build process and the success they’ve had with it in Rialto, CA. Read more here…
In a feature article (pdf) in the June 2017 issue of Public Works Financing, Table Rock’s Megan Matson recounts the history of the Rialto P3 as told the May conference in San Diego.
From Brookings: Depending on their particular situation, utilities might benefit from exploring new partnerships, including public-public and public-private partnerships..These collaborations aim to bring together different public and private entities—around project design, construction, and operation—to spread financial risk, gain technical expertise, generate cost savings, and jumpstart infrastructure investment. For example, in Rialto, Calif., a 30-year, $172…
Oroville: Teamwork between public agencies and private parties isn’t new, but approaching challenges give what comes out of public-private teams more significance. Peter Luchetti of Table Rock Capital of Sausalito has specific examples of how those partnerships can change the future. Luchetti is the keynote speaker at the 2017 North State Economic Forecast Conference, scheduled…
“There’s a reason many communities look for private partners to begin with: Their water systems are in poor shape. Budget shortfalls and political mismanagement can represent a real threat to both infrastructure and citizens. For evidence, look no further than the crisis in Flint, Mich., where the drinking water became tainted with lead. Megan Matson…
The Bond Buyer • September 26, 2013 LOS ANGELES — California Gov. Jerry Brown announced Sept. 24 that he has appointed Peter Luchetti to the California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank’s board of directors. Governed by a five-member board, the I-Bank became part of the governors Office of Business and Economic Development on July 3…
Infrastructure Journal Online • December 14, 2012 Rialto Water Services (RWS), a concession team comprised of Union Labor Life Insurance Co. (ULLICO) and private equity investor Table Rock Capital, has closed on a deal to upgrade and operate the City of Rialto (California) water and wastewater system for 30 years. The deal between the city…
Infra Americas • December 7, 2012 • Eugene Gilligan An attorney who served as legal advisor to Veolia Water West Operating Services, the company that, along with Table Rock Capital, recently reached financial close on a 30-year water and wastewater concession in Rialto, Calif., has said more of these transactions could be in the offing.…
Bond Buyer • December 7, 2012 • Randall Jensen SAN FRANCISCO – Rialto, Calif. is handing over its water and sewer utilities to a public-private partnership. The city, 50 miles from Los Angeles with a population of 100,000, finalized an agreement last week to outsource its municipal water and sewer systems for 30 years to…
Infra Americas • December 3, 2012 Rialto Water System P3 Veolia Water West Operating Services and Table Rock Capital have reached financial close on a 30-year concession to operate the water and wastewater systems of Rialto, Calif., a city with 110,000 residents located 60 miles east of Los Angeles. The debt-to-equity ratio on the USD172m…
Launch Release • December, 2012 Veolia Water, Table Rock Capital and Ullico affiliate deliver solution to strengthen California city’s finances, create jobs and deliver sustainable water services In contrast to numerous cities facing financial challenges, the City of Rialto, Calif., has just finalized an agreement securing approximately $35 million in cash, funding future water and…