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{{toplink|url=http://www.integratedtransport.us/|name=integratedtransport.us}}'''Integrated Transport Planning''', Inc. (ITP) introduces itself with the line, "New Infrastructure Enterprise Models and Infrastructure Market Reforms", and {{gives}}<blockquote>
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*Increasing Infrastructure Enterprise Revenue Via Vertical and Horizontal Market Integration.
 
*Improving Infrastructure Operations Performance and Environmental Residuals Management.
 
*Improving Infrastructure’s Economic Impact.
 
*Enhanced, Risk-Management Capabilities for Public and Private-Infrastructure Enterprise.
 
*Developing Globally-Competitive Transportation Markets and Policy Frameworks.
 
*Management Consulting Services for Public & Private Infrastructure Enterprise to Succeed in Today’s Market.
 
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'''Integrated Transport Planning''', Inc. (ITP) has fashioned a new Market-Viable, Globally-Competitive approaches to the enterprise and market design for:
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* Rail, Transit, Highway, Goods-Movement and Non-Motorized-Transport Facility-Development and Planning;
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* Infrastructure-Finance Planning;
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* Community, Industrial and Commercial-Development Strategies which Incorporate Market-Viable Access Systems
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* Market-Viable, Public-Sector-Policy Frameworks Supporting Increased Economic Development, Enhanced Environmental-Residuals Management and Higher-Performance, Land-Use Planning Strategies.
 
== See Also ==
 
== See Also ==
 
*[[Paolo "Paul" G.T. Pezzotta]]
 
*[[Paolo "Paul" G.T. Pezzotta]]

Revision as of 05:23, 12 May 2019

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Integrated Transport Planning, Inc. (ITP) has fashioned a new Market-Viable, Globally-Competitive approaches to the enterprise and market design for:

  • Rail, Transit, Highway, Goods-Movement and Non-Motorized-Transport Facility-Development and Planning;
  • Infrastructure-Finance Planning;
  • Community, Industrial and Commercial-Development Strategies which Incorporate Market-Viable Access Systems
  • Market-Viable, Public-Sector-Policy Frameworks Supporting Increased Economic Development, Enhanced Environmental-Residuals Management and Higher-Performance, Land-Use Planning Strategies.

See Also