Specifications include, but are not limited to: professional services of a financial advisor to assist with ongoing needs in financial matters related to the University’s debt and capital structure. Revenue bonds are regularly issued to finance construction and improvement of auxiliary facilities such as residence halls, recreation centers, student centers and other student service facilities and School of Medicine medical practice facilities. Certificates of Participation are occasionally issued to finance facilities and equipment for which there is not established revenue source for repayment of debt. In addition, the University may consider other types of funding for capital investments and other needs including but not limited to Public Private Partnerships.