Tab 09 Att 2 Equal Value Exchanges of Fuel.pdf

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Western Pacific & Middle East Bulk Petroleum Program (WESTPAC) Federal contract opportunity
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SPE602-21-R-0706
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Defense Logistics Agency Energy

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This document contains an equal value exchange agreement template and details of a federal contract opportunity for bulk petroleum products. The agreement template outlines terms for exchanging petroleum products of equal market value between Defense Logistics Agency Energy and contractors, including specifications for jet fuel and naval distillate, estimated exchange quantities, pricing references, exchange locations and timeframes. The related federal contract opportunity is a pre-solicitation for the Western Pacific and Middle East bulk petroleum program, requiring over 670 million gallons of naval distillate, jet propulsion fuel, and additized jet fuel to be delivered to locations in those regions from January 2022 through December 2022. Offer submissions will be accepted through the Offer Entry Tool on the SAM website beginning around April 27, 2021.

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EQUAL VALUE EXCHANGES OF FUEL

Under the authority granted to Defense Logistics Agency Energy (DLA Energy), exchange of petroleum products on an Equal Value Exchange (EVE) may become part of this contract through mutual agreement of the parties. An EVE is defined as an exchange of equal value of petroleum products recognizing the different values associated with product in different markets and the impacts of product price volatility. This will allow the parties to take advantage of physical assets held globally to meet short fused requirements or opportunities to the mutual benefit of the parties.

Specifics of the EVE will be handled through a separate EVE agreement between the parties. The terms and conditions of this contract apply to the EVE agreement, in addition specific terms and conditions established at the time of the EVE agreement will also apply.

The following includes an EVE agreement template. This shall be referenced as a starting point;

however, each agreement will include its own terms and conditions, specific to the exchange.

Attachment 2 Solicitation #: SPE602-20-R-0706

Equal Value Exchange Agreement by and Between Defense Logistics Agency-Energy

And (Full Company Name)

Under the authority of 10 USC 2922e, the Defense Logistics Agency Energy (hereinafter “DLA Energy”), and COMPANY (hereinafter “Exchange Partner”) enter into an Equal Value Exchange (EVE) of Fuel. The General Terms and Conditions from contract SPE600-XX-D-XXXX pertain to this EVE agreement unless otherwise specified.

DLA Energy and Exchange Partner agree to exchange like products of equal value as follows:

Specific Terms and Conditions:

Type of Product being exchanged – From DLA Energy

Jet A-1 JetA JP8 JP5 F76

From Exchange Partner

Jet A-1 JetA JP8 JP5 F76

Specification(s) –

Jet A-1 Defense Standard 91-91 Issue 7, Amendment 2, dated 1 Dec 2012 (See C16.09-5)

Jet A Requirements of ASTM D 1655 (See C16.08-1)

Jet A/A1/A50 Requirements of ASTM D1655-12 (See C16.09)

JP8/JA1 Defence Standard 91-91 Issue 7 dated Dec 16, 2011 / MIL-DTL-83133H Amdendment 1, Sept 14, 2012 (See C16.64-1)

JP8 MIL-DTL-83133H, dated Oct 25, 2011 (See C16.64-3)

JP5 MIL-DTL-5624U, dated Jan 5, 2004 (See C16.01)

Other: ______________________________________ Quantity of Product Being Exchanged –

From DLA Energy to Exchange Partner: ____________ US Gallons (estimated) From Exchange Partner to DLA Energy: ____________ US Gallons (estimated)

Market Reference Price used to determine value of fuel source:

From DLA Energy to Exchange Partner fuel source is based on: _______________________ From Exchange Partner to DLA Energy fuel source is based on: _______________________

Exchange locations – From DLA Energy to Exchange Partner: ______________ From Exchange Partner to DLA Energy: ______________

Custody transfer point – From DLA Energy to Exchange Partner: ______________ From Exchange Partner to DLA Energy: ______________

Method/Mode of Shipment – From DLA Energy to Exchange Partner: ______________ From Exchange Partner to DLA Energy: ______________

Timeframe for exchange:

From DLA Energy to Exchange Partner: Anticipated date of delivery/receipt _____________ From Exchange Partner to DLA Energy: Anticipated date of delivery/receipt _____________ Exchange completion must occur by following date: ___________________________

Loading requirements: _______________________________________________________________

Additional information: _____________________________________________________________

Payment Terms. Monetary exchanges between parties shall not be included as part of an EVE agreement; however, due to the nature of the petroleum business, quantities agreed upon to be exchanged may include quantity variations. Quantity imbalance between the volume lifted and volume delivered shall be settled by monetary request for payment by either party.

Monetary request for payment shall be billed as a claim by either party. The owing party shall make monetary payment within thirty (30) days of the letter of claim date.

Any tax implications will be settled at the time of the exchange, once the specific terms and conditions are confirmed. Documentation may be required from either DLA Energy or the Exchange Partner upon settlement.

Any quantity imbalances will be settled using the Market Reference Prices as indicated above on the day of delivery. If the delivery date is over a weekend the price from the Friday immediately preceding the delivery will be used.

Term. The term of this Agreement shall commence on the last date below and shall continue until the exchange completion date, subject to any earlier termination as provided herein.

Miscellaneous. Per DLA Energy’s discretion, the Exchange Partner may need to provide the following:

The Exchange Partner must agree to provide security for the exchange in the form of either prepayment or letter of credit commensurate to the market value of the fuel being exchanged. DLA will be the beneficiary of the letter of credit.

This agreement may be amended by mutual agreement of the parties.

Signed and Agreed:

FOR DLA ENERGY FOR CONTRACTOR

NAME NAME

Contracting Officer Title DLA Energy Full Company Name

Date: ________________________ Date: ________________________

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