Specifications include, but are not limited to: The Harbor Department may instruct the Contractor at various times throughout the contract to structure a financial transaction to purchase, sell and/or exchange LCFS credits and other types of emissions credits, including but not limited to RTC and ERC, on the Harbor Department’s behalf and in accordance with the Harbor Department’s directions. The qualified Contractor will perform brokerage services only and will not be responsible for LCFS credit generation quarterly and annual reporting. LCFS credits are generated through eOGV at the Cruise Ship terminal, which generated approximately 12,000 credits in 2022. The qualified Contractor will perform brokerage purchases of RTC on an annual basis, ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 NOx Coastal RTC, with additional purchases, as needed. At this time, the Harbor Department does not generate ERC nor purchase ERC, but prefers to keep the option available for consideration. The Contractor responsibilities would include: 1. Sell or purchase LCFS credits, RTC and/or ERC, or to facilitate an exchange of LCFS credits, RTC and/or ERC via a direct swap of such emissions credits with third parties, on such terms and conditions as the Harbor Department may determine in its sole discretion, including but not limited to non-blind, buyer-blind, and/or double-blind; 2. Maintain the Harbor Department’s LCFS credit bank & transfer; 3. Gather and submit the necessary brokerage records, including credit bank and transfer documentation, to the California Air Resources Board (CARB) through the LCFS system; 4. Make good faith and commercially reasonable effort to market or monetize the LCFS credits; and 5. Keep and maintain records of all sales terms and documentation related to the emission credit transactions.