TF03 119 1 05P126First Revised Sheet No. 119 TF04 Original Sheet No. 119 TF05Edward C. McMurtrie, Vice President/General Manager TF06040197021897RP97-136-000 060197 GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS (Continued) 16. PREGRANTED ABANDONMENT AND RIGHT-OF-FIRST-REFUSAL (Continued) 16.5 Procedures: (Continued) existing Service Agreement may be amended to reflect the rate and term of the winning bid(s), and service may be continued pursuant to the amended Service Agreement. (k) If any bid presented to the existing Shipper is for less than the total Reserved Capacity under the existing Service Agreement, the existing Shipper is required only to match the Economic Value for the amount of capacity to which the bid applies in order to retain the right to service for that portion of the capacity. Similarly, the existing Shipper may choose to retain only a portion of its existing Reserved Capacity by matching the Economic Value of any bid(s) submitted for that portion. (l) If the existing Shipper chooses not to match the Economic Value of the bid(s) presented to it by Paiute, Paiute will offer the service to the winning bidder(s) under the terms of the bid(s), if such terms are consistent with Paiute's tariff and meet all minimum conditions established by Paiute for acceptable bids. Such minimum conditions will be posted by Paiute to its Electronic Bulletin Board before the Bidding Period begins. Prior to the commencement of service, the new Shipper(s) shall be required to execute a Service Agreement which contains the terms of the accepted bid(s). (m) By 12:00 p.m. (10:00 a.m. Pacific Clock Time) on the first working day following completion of the process, Paiute shall post the identity of the accepted Shipper and the accepted bid to its Electronic Bulletin Board. 17. ELECTRONIC BULLETIN BOARD 17.1 Purpose: Paiute will timely provide information pertaining to arranging for transportation services, including informing all interested Shippers or potential Shippers about the availability of capacity at receipt points, on the mainline, at delivery points, and whether the capacity is available from the pipeline directly or through capacity releasing. Paiute will also maintain and provide access to bidding information pertaining to released