Company Description:
Meridiam enables public authorities to procure and manage the infrastructure essential to the development of their local communities.
Meridiam participates at the core of a group of partners created to deliver infrastructure projects.
Active from the creation of a consortium, in the selection of industrial and financial partners, through to the award of contracts, Meridiam contributes its expertise for the duration of the bidding process, and then participates as an active shareholder from construction through to operation.
Meridiams presence at each of the key moments in the project lifecycle guarantees a whole-of-life management approach to the asset, which maximizes long-term yield to investors and provides the quality of delivery required by the public sector.
Back to basics investment
Meridiams specific innovation lies in a return to the basics of responsible investment, holding assets over the long-term in infrastructure projects serving the public interest. Meridiams expertise in both the industrial and financial fields is used to invest in essential and useful infrastructure, and to optimize both the quality of public services provided and returns to investors.
Meridiams investors
Meridiams investors comprise a diverse mix of long-term institutions, including public and private pension funds, life insurers and multilateral banking organisations.
Meridiam Infrastructures project company, Long Beach Judicial Partners (LBJP), has been selected by the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) of the Judicial Council of California as the preferred provider of development services for the new Long Beach Courthouse. LBJP will deliver this Public Private Partnership (PPP) or Performance Based Infrastructure (PBI) development project within three years time and as such will finance, design, build, operate and maintain the new courthouse over a 35-year term.The current Long Beach Courthouse, built in 1959, suffers from fundamental flaws, is over-crowded, and fails to meet ADA requirements, making it incapable of satisfying the growing demand for court services in the Long Beach area. The 500,000+ SF courthouse development project, to be built on a site northwest of the existing courthouse, is programmed to include courtrooms and judges chambers, County of Los Angeles office space, and complementary retail space. In addition, an existing large-scale adjacent parking structure will undergo renovation. Project construction costs are estimated at $300+ Million.In North America, Meridiam currently manages four assets representing a total investment of $6 Billion. These include the North Tarrant Express Motorway and LBJ projects in Texas, the Port of Miami Tunnel in Florida, and the Montreal University Hospital Research Centre in Canada. More information about Meridiam is available at the companys website, www.meridiam.com, while additional Courthouse project information can be found at http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/programs/occm/pbi.htm.
Meridiam enables public authorities to procure and manage the infrastructure essential to the development of their local communities.
Meridiam participates at the core of a group of partners created to deliver infrastructure projects.
Active from the creation of a consortium, in the selection of industrial and financial partners, through to the award of contracts, Meridiam contributes its expertise for the duration of the bidding process, and then participates as an active shareholder from construction through to operation.
Meridiams presence at each of the key moments in the project lifecycle guarantees a whole-of-life management approach to the asset, which maximizes long-term yield to investors and provides the quality of delivery required by the public sector.
Back to basics investment
Meridiams specific innovation lies in a return to the basics of responsible investment, holding assets over the long-term in infrastructure projects serving the public interest. Meridiams expertise in both the industrial and financial fields is used to invest in essential and useful infrastructure, and to optimize both the quality of public services provided and returns to investors.
Meridiams investors
Meridiams investors comprise a diverse mix of long-term institutions, including public and private pension funds, life insurers and multilateral banking organisations.
Meridiam Infrastructures project company, Long Beach Judicial Partners (LBJP), has been selected by the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) of the Judicial Council of California as the preferred provider of development services for the new Long Beach Courthouse. LBJP will deliver this Public Private Partnership (PPP) or Performance Based Infrastructure (PBI) development project within three years time and as such will finance, design, build, operate and maintain the new courthouse over a 35-year term.The current Long Beach Courthouse, built in 1959, suffers from fundamental flaws, is over-crowded, and fails to meet ADA requirements, making it incapable of satisfying the growing demand for court services in the Long Beach area. The 500,000+ SF courthouse development project, to be built on a site northwest of the existing courthouse, is programmed to include courtrooms and judges chambers, County of Los Angeles office space, and complementary retail space. In addition, an existing large-scale adjacent parking structure will undergo renovation. Project construction costs are estimated at $300+ Million.In North America, Meridiam currently manages four assets representing a total investment of $6 Billion. These include the North Tarrant Express Motorway and LBJ projects in Texas, the Port of Miami Tunnel in Florida, and the Montreal University Hospital Research Centre in Canada. More information about Meridiam is available at the companys website, www.meridiam.com, while additional Courthouse project information can be found at http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/programs/occm/pbi.htm.