3_Atch 1 Est consumption Atsugi.pdf

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Natural Gas (City Gas) at NAF Atsugi
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This document is an attachment containing estimated annual and monthly consumption data for natural gas (city gas) at Naval Air Facility (NAF) Atsugi in Japan. The projected annual consumption is 6,700,000 cubic meters per year for 5 years, with a total of 33,500,000 cubic meters. The monthly consumption data shows the highest usage in January at 1,006,080 cubic meters and the lowest in October at 263,795 cubic meters. The maximum flow rate is 1,700 cubic meters per hour, with a maximum capacity of 2,300 cubic meters per hour. This information is related to a pre-solicitation notice for the requirement to provide 24/7 natural gas (city gas) to NAF Atsugi, which will be performed entirely in Japan. The successful offeror must be registered and approved as a gas retailer in accordance with the Japanese Gas Business Act.

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Annual Consumption (cubic meters) PROJECTED Contract Year 1 6,700,000 PROJECTED Contract Year 2 6,700,000 PROJECTED Contract Year 3 6,700,000 PROJECTED Contract Year 4 6,700,000 PROJECTED Contract Year 5 6,700,000

5 Year Total 33,500,000

Montly Average Consumption Based on Historical Date (cubic meters) September 545,947

October 263,795 November 373,728 December 742,020

January 1,006,080 February 824,733 March 718,637 April 439,377 May 464,043 June 485,463 July 455,377

August 357,923 Total 6,677,123

Maximum Flow Basis: (cubic meter/hour) Contract Max Flow (Month) 1,700

MAX Capacity 2,300 MAX Projected 1,700

Solicitation No. FA5209XXXX Attachment 1

Estimated Consumption

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