Specifications include, but are not limited to:Requirements and terms detailed in the Gas Sale and Transportation Agreement (Attachment A) include, but are not limited to: • Deliveries to Oklahoma Natural Gas (“ONG”) • Provide reliable and cost-effective natural gas from a diversified supply base.• Advise the District routinely of supply and market conditions and trends. Include information regarding supply arrangements and index trends. • Advise the District if it appears that the cost of direct purchase gas will exceed the unit cost of ONG. • Provide advice, consultation, assistance and operation (if selected) of advanced purchasing techniques such as lock-ins, trigger price lock-in, and other techniques. • Review pipeline and LDC rate cases, as well as any future FERC orders to determine potential benefits or risk to the District. • Provide a mid-winter status report showing actual volumes used. Report, using sources such as Platt’s, NYMEX, Inside F.E.R.C.’s Gas Market Report, and Gas Daily, on gas prices to show trends and make price forecasts. Supply historical pricing data upon request. Provide other information such as federal and state regulatory issues, LDC issues, and changes in tariff and pipeline regulations as appropriate. 7.1 QUALITY: All gas delivered to the facility(ies) shall meet the quality EPA and State of Oklahoma specifications of the connecting pipeline. 7.2 SERVICES AND PERFORMANCE: The successful offeror will be responsible for nominations, scheduling, imbalances, capacity relinquishment, risk management services, etc. Provide your guarantee of performance, if any, including provisions to provide reimbursements for natural gas replacement cost and penalties incurred if you fail to perform. Also address acting as TPS’s agent and managing imbalances on ONG. 7.3 SPECIAL PROVISIONS: Guarantee firm deliveries of natural gas to ONG.