Performance-Based Infrastructure Office

Decorative banner of Denver skyline during the day

The Office of Performance Based Infrastructure (PBIO)’s mission is to improve the lives of Denver residents by leveraging private sector financing and expertise to innovatively meet the city’s needs for new public infrastructure and to improve our existing facilities. 

Triangle Project At The National Western Center

What began in 2012 with Denver Mayor Hancock's commitment to keeping the Stock Show in Denver is now a transformational redevelopment. Learn more about the project and details of it's progress.

Policy

The Performance-Based Infrastructure program is based on national and international best practices. Read through our Index of policies that drive our projects.

About Us

The PBI Office will oversee partnerships with the private sector to complete major infrastructure projects and other programs through long-term, performance-based procurements commonly referred to as public-private partnerships, or P3s.

Latest News From Our Office 

City Preps $274M Revenue Bond Issuance to Create Jobs, Boost Economy

Published on February 16, 2021

Denver is pursuing issuance of $274 million in voter-approved revenue bonds to support construction of the National Western Center campus and the Colorado Convention Center projects. The investment in the two programs is expected to have an estimated $10 billion economic impact on the regional economy and will support nearly 7,200 jobs over the next 3 years.

Tagged as: , Business & Economy, Construction project, Elevate Denver, Finance, News, Performance Based Infrastructure, Press release, Transportation and Infrastructure

Have Questions? 

Contact us at:
pbi@denvergov.org

Back to top