This article from Governing describes the few states that have offices dedicated to examining P3 deals. The author argues that the United States should look to Canada for examples on how to do this well:“Officials in British Columbia have encountered a unique problem in recent years that most jurisdictions would be thrilled to have: Infrastructure projects are being completed not just on time, but early. Way too early. Builders have been finishing hospitals, for example, so far ahead of schedule that they haven’t even been allocated operating funds. … Brookings’ Puentes says one of the biggest problems resulting from the lack of many U.S. P3 offices is the absence of an understanding of how P3s fit into long-term plans. He says Partnerships BC — like other international P3 offices — plays a valuable role in linking financing strategies to policy goals.”