Quantcast
Logo

PRIVATIZED HOUSING


By MyBaseGuide Staff Member

Public/Private Venture (PPV)

Privatized housing is also referred to as Public/Private Venture (PPV), a Partnership between the Navy and a private company. With PPV, the Navy can sign a legal agreement with a private company to renovate and construct family and unaccompanied housing quickly and affordably. Also, Navy policy is to rely first on PPV to improve both family and unaccompanied housing. With the present funding situation, PPV is the best way to ensure you still have the opportunity to reside in a high quality facilities.

Benefits of Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH)

With privatized housing, military families and single sailors are getting more amenities with their BAH than ever before, and more than they can get in any other private housing community.
You can find our partner’s website www.lincolnmilitary.com here, it includes contact information and specific information regarding PPV housing on NSA Norfolk.  We have gathered some frequently asked questions regarding Privatized Housing that can be found FAQ.

Military Housing Privatization Initiative:

The Military Housing Privatization Initiative (MHPI) was enacted on February 10, 1996, as part of the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 1996. The MHPI program was created to address two significant problems concerning housing for military service members and their families: the poor condition of Department of Defense (DoD) owned housing, and a shortage of adequate affordable private sector housing. Under the MHPI authorities, DoD can work with the private sector to revitalize our military housing by employing a variety of financial tools-including direct loans, loan guarantees, equity investments, conveyance or leasing of property or facilities, and rental guarantees.
 

The Defense Authorization Bill in fiscal year 2003, authorized the Department of the Navy to pursue no more than three Unaccompanied Housing Privatization pilot projects. Based upon the lessons learned during the pilots, the Navy will determine how best to employ privatization to meet unaccompanied housing needs.

SHARE:


TAGS:

JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER

Get the latest news and military discounts

Email*
CONNECT WITH US
RECENT POSTS