The Moody’s Investors Service in its “Global P3 Landscape” report release this week concludes that “given the sheer size of its infrastructure and growing urban population, the U.S. has the potential of becoming the largest market for public-private partnerships in the world.” (See article on Moody’s) Around the country, more and more states are authorizing P3’s and more projects are moving forward at the state, regional and local level. From interstate highways and bridges to municipal water and waste water projects, P3’s are becoming more common and less exotic in the United States.