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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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<br />88 <br />Page 38 <br /> <br />Facility Operations Contractor Selection Committee Report dated January 15, 2009 <br /> <br />Updated pages 15-19 <br /> <br />CRITICAL ISSUES <br /> <br />ANALYSIS OF COMMODITY REVENUES AND THE REVENUE GUARANTEE <br /> <br />The RFP required proposers to guarantee to the SBWMA an annual minimum of $6.75M <br />in commodity sales revenues. After the Contractor has met the Revenue Guarantee, the <br />SBWMA and the Contractor share the commodity revenues 75:25 respectivel y. The <br />Revenue Guarantee is important because it assures revenue to the SBWMA during <br />periods when com modity markets drop below the gu aranteed amount. Proposers were <br />allowed to offer a Revenue Guarantee above the required minimum. <br /> <br />Revenue Guarantee <br />HBC offered a Revenue Guarantee of $1 0.1M while SBR offered $7.25M, a difference of <br />$2.85M. To better assess the value of the $2.85M difference between HBC and SBR, <br />the $/ton point at which the Revenue Guarantee becomes effective has been calculated <br />based on the SBWMA's planned annual tonnag e of 84,320. As illustrated in Table 4, <br />this calculation indicates that when com modity prices are at $119.78 per ton, HBR will <br />generate $10.1 M incommodity revenue, an amount sufficient to satisfy their proposed <br />Revenue Guarantee. At prices higher than $119.78, HBC will begin to share revenue <br />with SBWMA at a ratio of 75:25. Likewise. when com modity prices are at $85.98 per <br />ton, SBR will generate $7.25M in commodity revenue, an amount sufficient to satisfy <br />their proposed Revenue Guarantee. At prices higher than $85.98, SBR will begin to <br />share revenue with SBWMA at a ratio of 75:25. <br /> <br />Table 4 <br /> <br /> R........... ::gJJ>>J~~;... <br /> '''.,. ....;HGu~~:hr:~ <br />.: :. ,..':.:.. : . . ":. :;. <br />.:.:.:. <br /> : , . : : < .:.:,.,..:.... ..:,. <br />',:.. :. '.:, ',.,:.. : .. <br />HaC $1 o. 1 OM 84,320 $1 1 9.78 <br />SBR $7.25 M 84,320 $85 .98 <br /> <br />It should be noted that the full benefit of HBC's $2.85M difference in Revenue Guarantee <br />is only effective when com modity prices are at or below $85.98 per ton. Because S BR <br />shares 75% of the commodity revenue above $7.25M. w hen commodity prices are at or <br />above $85.98 per ton the $2.85M difference between HBC and SBR's Revenue <br />Guarantee is reduced gradually as commodity prices rise until reaching $119.78 per ton. <br />At commodity prices at or above $119.78 per ton. the difference between HB C's and <br />SBR's Revenue Guarantee is a constant $713K in commodity revenue per year more <br />than SBR. This equates to $8.45 per ton (see Figure A for a pictorial presentation of <br />this information). <br /> <br />Commodity Revenue Section Uodated 3-30-09.doc~y-g~ ~2000 9:23 AM~2-f2M <br />1 <br />
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