Legislature’s joint gas committee issues RFP for gas project economist - November 25, 2001

Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canada's oil and gas industryNovember 2001

Vol. 6, No. 18

Week of November 25, 2001

Legislature’s joint gas committee issues RFP for gas project economist

Petroleum News Alaska Staff

The Legislature’s Joint Committee on Natural Gas Pipelines is advertising for an individual or a firm to serve as an economist for a “natural gas project.”

The Request for Proposals, published Nov. 21, said the economist will report to Sen. John Torgerson, committee chair.

Proposals are due by Dec. 11. The term of the contract is through June 30, 2001, with a six and a half month renewal option.

The economist must be available to work full-time in Juneau during the legislative session and to meet with Torgerson daily.

The contract is to “provide economic research, analysis, economic modeling and advice” on a pipeline through Canada to ship gas to North America markets; a gasline to Southcentral for a liquefied natural gas project; in-state pipelines; and a gas-to-liquids development.

For more information, contact Torgerson in Soldotna at 907 260-3041.

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