Financing
We work with you to get ahead of your budget and secure financing so you can rebuild or maintain your assets in a financially efficient and sustainable way.
In Indiana and other states, public-private partnerships and new legislation have created more options for financing in the horizontal construction space. Build Operate Transfer (BOT) contracts empower cities and counties to work with private partners like Avenew to secure financing and advance their communities more quickly than in the past.
We can help you apply this new option to both construction and asset management projects. And our experience in the public sector means we know how to get projects like yours off the ground — and create solutions to last for the long term.
Don’t let funding challenges stand in your way.
- Reconstruct your budget with new options for public-private partnerships, including Build Operate Transfer contracts. We can help.
- Create long-term solutions with funding options that help you maintain assets for years to come.
- Get your project off the ground with innovative financing solutions that didn’t exist in the past.
When assets deteriorate faster than you can generate the revenue to maintain them, we can help you secure financing to keep your community growing.
$20 million: Federal funds sourced by Avenew leaders for Franklin, Indiana, from 2013-2016.
Build Operate Transfer contracts help cash-strapped local governments finance complicated infrastructure projects.
Kentucky's Lewis and Clark Bridge was built with a Build Operate Transfer contract in 2016.
One lane mile of highway costs $12 million to build.
“Joe McGuinness and Travis Underhill see what’s possible. They’re no-nonsense — good at analyzing situations, identifying problems, finding solutions, funding those solutions and executing the plan.”
Rex Dillinger
Former Common Council Member and business owner in Noblesville, Indiana
“When you get Travis Underhill to make sure people are flowing and Joe McGuinness to make sure money is flowing, you end up with a project that moves.”
Gary Pool
County Engineer, Hancock County, Indiana
“Joe McGuinness is a collaborator. He understands all levels and facets of leadership and government, and how private sector partners come alongside to make projects work.”
Chris Jensen
Mayor of Noblesville, Indiana
