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0% or $194,000 per ton of installed capacity. Hillsborough County sole- sourced to Covanta a new 600 TPD line to add to the two operating 600 TPD lines already in place. The cost to Hillsborough County for the new line will be $123 million or $205,000 per installed ton of capacity. The project is expected to be completed, tested and accepted by the County in July 2009. 4.2.9 Fairbanks North Star Borough, AK The Fairbanks North Star Borough (FNSB) is soliciting proposals for optimizing the management of the MSW stream. The FNSB is seeking a long -term partnership to implement a method for economical disposal of the community's MSW while returning energy savings to the Borough - with an emphasis on waste reduction, recycling and WTE options. Proposals were due May 29, 2008. The following dates represented the FNSB's best estimate of the schedule being followed to select the successful proposer for this project. Proposal Evaluations June 1 - July 31, 2008 Notice of Intent to Award (NOIA) Issued August 2008 Contract Negotiations August /September 2008 Assembly Approval of Contract Award September /October 2008 Contract Execution November 2008 After the Notice of Intent to Award has been issued, the Borough and the successful offeror shall conduct good faith negotiations to address all aspects of a resulting contract. Should the Borough be unable to negotiate a contract with the successful offeror, negotiations will be formally terminated. The Borough may then initiate negotiations with the second highest ranked offeror. This process may continue until an agreement is reached. 4.2.10 City of Tallahassee, FL The City of Tallahassee, FL, a Public Power Community, in November 2006 issued a letter of interest to seven project developers requesting a two -page summary for consideration of their technology for development of a renewable energy facility serving the City of Tallahassee's service territory within Leon County, FL. The City received three written responses, all from developers using biomass as fuel for conventional steam generation. Two additional companies made formal presentations to City representatives for advanced gasification projects, one project utilizing MSW and the other utilizing woody biomass as fuel sources. In January 2007, the City began direct negotiations with one of the companies that made the formal presentations, Green Power Systems based in Jacksonville, Florida. In June of 2007, the City approved the contract for Green Power Systems to begin development of a 1,000 TPD plasma gasification plant generating 35 MW net. The purchase power agreement for the sale of electricity to the City of Tallahassee was signed in June 2007. To date, Green Power Systems is conducting geo- technical work on site suitability as well as design and engineering work based on site suitability. Financing has been secured for the development of the plant, and it is scheduled to begin operation in October 2010. GBB/C08027 -01 21 August 15, 2008