2022 P3 Government Conference

Conference | December.01.2022 - December.02.2022

Hyatt Regency Crystal City | Arlington, VA

Energy & Infrastructure partner Matthew Neuringer moderated a panel on Thursday, December 1, on “IIJA and Transportation: What Have We Learned One Year Later?” during the 2022 P3 Government Conference. The panel covered the impact of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) on transportation initiatives and the success stories and challenges government agencies have faced in utilizing the funds to advance major infrastructure projects. Matt was joined by Anthony Buckley, Director of Innovative Partnerships at the Washington Department of Transportation; Dr. Morteza Farajian, Executive Director of the U.S. Department of Transportation, Build America Bureau; and Dr. Shawn Wilson, Secretary of Transportation of the Louisiana DOT.

The P3 Government Conference is the premier project delivery conference, bringing together over 600 industry leaders and representatives of local, state and federal agencies. Local, state and federal agencies facing resource constraints in finding ways to upgrade existing facilities and deliver new expansions are increasingly leveraging P3s and alternative delivery models to deliver critical infrastructure projects. Attendees will learn how advancements in procurement, design, financing and O&M can be applied to their own projects.

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Matthew Neuringer Partner, Infrastructure, Financement des transports

New York

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D:+1 212 506 5290
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Practice:

Energy & Infrastructure Sector
Infrastructure
Financement des transports
Solar Energy
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Matthew Neuringer Partner

New York

Matthew is recognized nationally and globally by Chambers USA, where clients describe him as “smart, organized and responsive and offers really good insight on key issues” and “he is an encyclopedia of PPP and he does an excellent job of leading tricky conversations and getting to a point where all parties agree.”

Prior to practicing law, Matthew worked as a hedge fund analyst and chief of staff in New York State government. Matthew's prior experience in finance and government enhances his ability to deliver legal advice through a commercial lens for private and public sector clients. Matthew has advised clients across a full spectrum of energy and infrastructure assets, including telecoms, rail, highways, airport, intermodal transit, combined heat and power, social infrastructure, and waste to energy. In Matthew's capacity as outside counsel to the Association for the Improvement of American Infrastructure (AIAI) Matthew has also provided input on various key pieces of federal, state and local governments on the sufficiency of their laws to produce P3 projects in their jurisdictions.