Stingray Pipeline Company, L. L. C.
Third Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 11/01/2008, Docket: RP08-436-000, Status: Effective
First Revised Sheet No. 163 First Revised Sheet No. 163
Superseding: Original Revised Sheet No. 163
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS
(d) If there is more than one combination of Qualified
Bids with a total Bid Value equal to the Winning Bid
Value this Section 16.10(d) provides the procedure for
selecting just one such combination, and thereby the
winning Qualified Bid(s).
Subject to the provisions in Sections 16.10(d)(1), (2)
and (3) below, the selection of winning Qualified
Bid(s) among Qualified Bids (or combinations thereof)
of equal Winning Bid Value is based on the following
order of preference: (i) pro rata, if possible; (ii)
preference for a Qualified Bid with the highest
Maximum Bid Volume; (iii) preference for a Qualified
Bid with the lowest Minimum Bid Volume; and (iv) first
come, first served.
The specific Qualified Bid selection procedure is as
follows:
(1) Identify the Winning Bid Value. If there is
only one Qualified Bid, or combination of
Qualified Bids, which create the Winning Bid
Value, such Qualified Bid(s) shall be awarded
the released capacity.
(2) In order to break ties, identify all Qualified
Bids which, alone or in combination with other
Qualified Bids, can create the Winning Bid
Value. Rank order these Qualified Bids in order
of their Unit Bid Value from highest to lowest.
Allocate the Capacity Release Request capacity
first to the Maximum Bid Volume of each
Qualified Bid with the highest Unit Bid Value;
allocate any remainder to the Maximum Bid Volume
of each Qualified Bid with the next highest Unit
Bid Value; and so forth. If, at any step, the
available Capacity Release Request capacity is
less than the combined Maximum Bid Volumes of
Qualified Bids with equal Unit Bid Values, then
the Capacity Release Request capacity shall be
allocated on a pro rata basis to each Qualified
Bid based on its Maximum Bid Volume. To the
extent such a pro rata allocation would result
in a capacity allocation to one or more
Qualified Bid(s)