Public sector
Optimising public asset management: keys to a successful feasibility study
An economic-financial feasibility study of public assets is a strategic tool that lets administrations optimise resources, assess risk and decide with data and transparency.
Administrations manage high-value assets. Doing so rigorously requires well-designed feasibility studies. Here are the keys.
What it is for
- Optimise the use of scarce public resources.
- Assess and anticipate each project’s risks.
- Make data-based investment decisions.
- Reinforce transparency and accountability.
Legal framework
For concessions, Law 9/2017 (LCSP) requires the economic-financial feasibility study prior to tendering. A well-prepared study protects the procedure against challenges.
Why ENET Consulting
Efficient public-asset management starts with rigorous studies. Chartered economists add validity before control bodies.
Frequently asked questions
What does the LCSP require for public concessions?+
Law 9/2017 requires an economic-financial feasibility study prior to tendering works and service concession contracts.
Related services
Economic-financial feasibility study for public concessions (LCSP)
The feasibility study of a concession is the document, required by Spain’s Public Sector Contracts Law (Law 9/2017, LCSP), that proves the economic sustainability of operating a public asset or service before tendering.
Read more →Economic feasibility study
An economic and financial feasibility study determines whether a project or investment is profitable and sustainable, projecting revenue, costs, cash flows and returns under different scenarios.
Read more →Does your administration need a feasibility study? We prepare it with rigour and professional backing.
First consultation free and with no obligation.