“…Jacobson and Ok (2008) conducted a general study about PPP and public works in which they define ten success factors that affect the collaboration: "specific plan/vision, commitment, open communication and trust, willingness to compromise/collaborate, respect, community outreach, political support, expert advice and review, risk awareness, and clear roles and responsibilities" (Jacobson & Ok, 2008). Sehgal and Dubey (2019) studied PPP project success factors in the literature and identified fourteen significant components including "long lasting macroeconomic environment, mutual understanding between two sectors, ethical and expeditious procurement process, socio-political aspects, government involvement and interference, relationship management, institutional factors, project planning" (Sehgal & Dubey, 2019). Ismail (2013) conducted a case study of Malaysia and identified five main success factors, i.e.…”