
The P3C - Public-Private Partnership Conference 2027
Event Date
March 15–17, 2027
Location
Dallas, TX
About This Show
AI-drafted summaryThe P3C – Public-Private Partnership Conference is the national conference for leaders exploring how public-private partnerships can fund, build, finance, operate, and maintain America's essential infrastructure. At a time when infrastructure needs outpace available public funding, P3C brings together public officials, project owners, developers, investors, advisers, builders, and innovators to solve challenges, share lessons, and move projects forward.
The event is built for both sides of the P3 conversation. Public officials and project owners gain practical education, peer insight, and direct access to experienced partners, learning how P3s can help address funding gaps, manage risk, and improve long-term asset performance. Private-sector partners access the public owners, institutional leaders, and market intelligence they need to understand where demand is growing and build relationships with the decision-makers shaping future opportunities.
Attendees include public agencies and infrastructure owners, developers and investors, legal and advisory firms, higher education leaders, contractors and designers, and technology providers. What sets P3C apart is the concentration of public agencies and owners from across the country in one room, making it a high-value platform for education, relationship building, and business development across the infrastructure lifecycle.
Show Highlights
P3C 2027 marks the 15th annual national Public-Private Partnership Conference, featuring:
- 20+ sessions and 100+ speakers over three days
- Owners' Conversations — focused discussions with public owners and project leaders about priorities, challenges, and lessons learned
- Deep-Dive Learning — expanded educational content on project delivery models, risk allocation, procurement, and implementation
- Enhanced Networking — structured and informal opportunities to connect with peers, partners, and prospects
- Real project case studies and delivery lessons from infrastructure sectors across the country
Key markets and topics spotlighted include Transportation (roads, bridges, transit, airports, and mobility), Energy (resilience and renewable projects), Community-Based Infrastructure, Higher Education (student housing, mixed-use development, utilities, and campus modernization), Sustainability and Resilience, and Technology and Innovation (data, AI, and smart systems).
Attendance
The organizers report 750+ participating delegates, 100+ speakers, and 20+ sessions across the three-day event, drawing a national mix of public and private sector participants. The audience spans public agencies and infrastructure owners, developers and investors, legal and advisory firms, higher education leaders, contractors and designers, and technology and solution providers.
Booth Pricing
The official pricing page lists a Turnkey Kiosk exhibiting option priced at $6,000 at the Early-Bird rate (expires 12/11/2026) and $6,500 at the Regular rate (expires 03/15/2027). For sponsorship and pavilion opportunities, prospective exhibitors are directed to the organizer's sponsor team.
Registration
Registration is available online or by telephone at 1-888-707-5814. Pass types and 2027 rates include:
- General Audience: $1,495 Super Saver (expires 10/30/2026), $1,795 Early-Bird (expires 12/11/2026), $2,095 Advanced (expires 01/29/2027), $2,295 Regular (expires 03/15/2027)
- Government / Public Agency: $395 Super Saver, $495 Early-Bird, $550 Advanced, $595 Regular (same deadlines)
- Turnkey Kiosk: $6,000 Early-Bird, $6,500 Regular
Group rates are available for parties sending 4 or more General Audience attendees. The cancellation deadline is February 26, 2027; all cancellations must be made in writing, and while no refunds are given, fees can be credited toward a future P3C Media event. Substitutions are allowed in writing prior to February 27, 2027.
History
P3C 2027 is billed as the 15th Annual National Public-Private Partnership Conference, indicating the event was first held around 2013. It has grown into what the organizers describe as the national platform for P3s, convening public owners and private partners to advance infrastructure delivery. The conference is produced by P3C Media, part of Access Intelligence, LLC, whose related event portfolio includes the Convention, Sports & Entertainment Facilities Conference, the Healthcare Project Delivery Conference, and the P3 Higher Education Summit.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is P3C 2027 taking place?
P3C 2027 takes place March 15–17, 2027, at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel, located at 400 N Olive Street, Dallas, TX 75201. The hotel serves as both the venue and the official host hotel.
Who should attend P3C?
P3C is designed for leaders shaping infrastructure delivery from both the public and private sectors. Attendees include public agencies and infrastructure owners, developers and investors, legal and advisory firms, higher education leaders, contractors and designers, and technology and solution providers.
How much does it cost to register and how do I sign up?
General Audience passes range from $1,495 (Super Saver, expires 10/30/2026) up to $2,295 (Regular rate), while Government/Public Agency passes range from $395 to $595. You can register online or by phone at 1-888-707-5814, and group rates are available for 4 or more General Audience attendees.
How do I book a hotel room for the conference?
Rooms at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel are available at a discounted rate of $248 per night plus taxes, booked exclusively through Connections Housing, the official housing partner. Discounted rooms are available until February 18, 2027, or until sold out, whichever comes first.
What makes P3C worth attending?
P3C stands apart because it brings together more public agencies and owners from across the country in one place than any other event in the marketplace. Attendees gain sharper market intelligence, direct access to public owners, real project case studies, and meaningful networking across the infrastructure ecosystem.
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