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Natural Gas Commodity Supplier

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This subcontract agreement establishes a partnership with a Natural Gas Commodity Supplier to provide raw natural gas for prime contractors managing energy procurement projects at North Carolina State University. The supplier is responsible for sourcing gas from upstream providers to meet an estimated annual consumption of 2 million Dth, ensuring all volumes are delivered to the designated pipeline entry point. To maintain operational stability, the supplier must ensure commodity availability for nomination in strict accordance with FERC rules and regional LDC balancing policies. This procurement effort falls under NAICS code 221111, with a response deadline set for November 20, 2026.

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Subcontract for natural gas supply to NC State University, 2 million Dth annually.

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NC, USA

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This scope was carved out of 63-KGS1173830.

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Natural Gas Transport Services

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AgencyNorth Carolina State University
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Organization / AgencyNorth Carolina State University
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Supplies raw natural gas commodity for prime contractors on North Carolina State University energy procurement projects. Sources natural gas from upstream sources to fulfill annual consumption of approximately 2M Dth/year. Ensures commodity availability for nomination in compliance with FERC rules and regional LDC balancing policies. Delivers natural gas volumes to the designated pipeline entry point.

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