Over the past few years, public-private partnership has been established as an effective tool for interaction and management of infrastructure projects by combining state potential, resources available in the country and businesses aimed at achieving mutually beneficial results. Public-private partnership projects have found application in the fields of education, medicine, energy, transport, etc., and the implementation of projects is designed for both the current period and the future, which ensures the strengthening of the country's economy as a whole. In this regard, it should be noted that the relevance and importance of public-private partnership are determined by the demands of the time and economic and social conditions.