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ARTICLE VI - RECORDS AND AUDITS

The ENGINEER shall maintain books, accounts, records, documents and other evidence pertaining to the costs and expenses allowable under this Agreement in accordance with generally accepted accounting practices. The ENGINEER shall organize the accounts pertaining to these costs and expenses in accordance with the Project Code of Accounts to provide segregation in accordance with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Uniform System of Accounts, prescribed for utilities and licenses, dated January 1, 1970, and in such detail as to reflect all net actual direct costs (including applicable credits) incurred for labor, materials, equipment, services, supplies, payroll/salary related costs, application of overhead rates and any and all other costs and expenses of whatever nature for which payment is claimed under the provisions of this AGREEMENT. ENGINEER'S annually published Schedule of Computer and Major Equipment Rates and its annually published Schedule of Materials Engineering Laboratory Rates shall be applied as published, but excluded from audit as to cost composition. Similarly, cost composition of the Overhead Rates fixed in Article IV Subsection A.2 and A.3 shall not be subject to audit. All such books of account and records required to be maintained by this AGREEMENT shall be subject to inspection and audit by representatives of the OWNER and of the Bonneville Power Administration at all reasonable times, and the ENGINEER shall afford the proper facilities for such inspection and audit. Such books of account and records may be copied by OWNER where necessary to conduct or document an audit, provided, however, that any such copies shall be protected by OWNER as "proprietary data" under Article XXV.

The ENGINEER shall preserve and make available all such books of account for a period of three (3) years after final payment under this AGREEMENT.

ARTICLE VII - CHANGES AND FEE ADJUSTMENTS

A. BASELINE

The parties agree that the baseline upon which the fees are based is that contained in the 1982 Plant Construction/Design Cost Estimates At Completion for Projects Nos. 3 and 5 which includes schedule and contingency; plus normally anticipated design, procurement and construction activities for the Projects. The parties further agree that the goal of achievement of Commercial Operation within that Budget and schedule is best achieved by an incentive fee program with no provision for additional fee except for "changes".

WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SAFELY SYSTEM

RICHLAND, WASHINGTON

AGREEMENT

THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between Washington Public Power Supply System, a municipal corporation, 3000 George Washington Way, Richland, Washington, hereinafter called the "OWNER", and Mercury Company of Norwood, Incorporated, a corporation, with its principal offices located at 10 Burke Drive, in the City of Brockton, State of Massachusetts, hereinafter called the "CONTRACTOR".

WITNESSETH

WHEREAS, the OWNER has caused the preparation of certain Contract Documents designated "Bidding Documents and Plans and Specifications, Control Boards and Cabinets, Washington Public Power Supply System Nuclear Projects 3 and 5, Conformed Contract No. 3240-59, dated July 26, 1979."

WHEREAS, the OWNER has advertised for bids from Bidders of the specified equipment, and has received said bids, has analyzed the same, and has duly given Notice of Award and awarded a Contract to the Contractor as herein set forth and as stated more in detail in the Contract Documents, all of which Contract Documents are attached hereto and made a part of hereof and which constitute the whole contract between OWNER and CONTRACTOR.

NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby agreed that:

(a) CONTRACTOR shall furnish all requirements of the Contract in the manner specified in the Contract Documents.

(b) OWNER shall pay to CONTRACTOR in accordance with schedule of prices at the time and in the manner and upon the

A-1

III. BACKGROUND (Continued)

A. Sequence of Events (Continued) 6. Contractor provided cost summary in WZUE-82-012 dated December 7, 1982 (Attachment 7). The letter gives the non recurring cost (and its breakdown) from which the Contractor estimated to obtain the Contract Price. 7. Additional information from Contractor via WZUE-83-001 dated February 3, 1983 (Attachment 8) supplementing the December 7, 1982 proposal. 8. Additional information from Contractor via WZUE-83-004 dated February 22, 1983 (Attachment 9). 9. Fact Finding Meeting, of April 13, 1983 documented in (Attachment 10). 10. Memo to file dated June 21, 1983 (Attachment 11)

B. Status of Equipment, Engineering, Material, Manufacturing

Status

Equipment	WNP-1	WNP-4
Cabinet Assemblies (SREX & SREY)	Delivered	Not Started*
Prefab Instr. Cables (SREX & SREY)	Delivered	Not Started*
Safety Related Accessory Cabinet (SRAC)	Delivered	Not Started*
Ftbre Optic Links (FOL)	Delivered	Not Started*
Radwaste Instr. Cabinet Assembly (RWIC)	Delivered	Not Started*
BOP Instr. Cabinet Assy. (BOPC)	Delivered	Not Started*
Prefab Instr. Cables BOPC	$\begin{aligned} & 2-3 \text { mo. after } \ & \text { Dwg approval } \end{aligned}$	Not Started*
PAS Cabinets	Delivered	Delivered

(Will not be completed due to termination).

Engineering	Status

All Engineering including design, development and qualification work will not be impacted by WNP-4 termination. a) Design and Development

Seismic Testing/Aging Ongoing
Test Instructions Complete
Drawing Documentation 95% Complete

JSON Output

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  "document_type": "Contract Agreement",
  "description": "This document outlines an agreement between Washington Public Power Supply System (Owner) and Mercury Company of Norwood (Contractor). It details the responsibilities of the Contractor to maintain records and accounts related to costs and expenses, adhere to accounting practices, and allow audits by the Owner. The agreement also specifies the baseline for fees and the conditions under which changes and fee adjustments can occur. Additionally, it includes background information on the sequence of events and the status of equipment, engineering, material, and manufacturing.",
  "prepared_by": "Washington Public Power Supply System"
}

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# ARTICLE VI - RECORDS AND AUDITS

The ENGINEER shall maintain books, accounts, records, documents and other evidence pertaining to the costs and expenses allowable under this Agreement in accordance with generally accepted accounting practices. The ENGINEER shall organize the accounts pertaining to these costs and expenses in accordance with the Project Code of Accounts to provide segregation in accordance with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Uniform System of Accounts, prescribed for utilities and licenses, dated January 1, 1970, and in such detail as to reflect all net actual direct costs (including applicable credits) incurred for labor, materials, equipment, services, supplies, payroll/salary related costs, application of overhead rates and any and all other costs and expenses of whatever nature for which payment is claimed under the provisions of this AGREEMENT. ENGINEER'S annually published Schedule of Computer and Major Equipment Rates and its annually published Schedule of Materials Engineering Laboratory Rates shall be applied as published, but excluded from audit as to cost composition. Similarly, cost composition of the Overhead Rates fixed in Article IV Subsection A.2 and A.3 shall not be subject to audit. All such books of account and records required to be maintained by this AGREEMENT shall be subject to inspection and audit by representatives of the OWNER and of the Bonneville Power Administration at all reasonable times, and the ENGINEER shall afford the proper facilities for such inspection and audit. Such books of account and records may be copied by OWNER where necessary to conduct or document an audit, provided, however, that any such copies shall be protected by OWNER as "proprietary data" under Article XXV.

The ENGINEER shall preserve and make available all such books of account for a period of three (3) years after final payment under this AGREEMENT.

# ARTICLE VII - CHANGES AND FEE ADJUSTMENTS

## A. BASELINE

The parties agree that the baseline upon which the fees are based is that contained in the 1982 Plant Construction/Design Cost Estimates At Completion for Projects Nos. 3 and 5 which includes schedule and contingency; plus normally anticipated design, procurement and construction activities for the Projects. The parties further agree that the goal of achievement of Commercial Operation within that Budget and schedule is best achieved by an incentive fee program with no provision for additional fee except for "changes".

# WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SAFELY SYSTEM

## RICHLAND, WASHINGTON

### AGREEMENT

THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between Washington Public Power Supply System, a municipal corporation, 3000 George Washington Way, Richland, Washington, hereinafter called the "OWNER", and Mercury Company of Norwood, Incorporated, a corporation, with its principal offices located at 10 Burke Drive, in the City of Brockton, State of Massachusetts, hereinafter called the "CONTRACTOR".

### WITNESSETH

WHEREAS, the OWNER has caused the preparation of certain Contract Documents designated "Bidding Documents and Plans and Specifications, Control Boards and Cabinets, Washington Public Power Supply System Nuclear Projects 3 and 5, Conformed Contract No. 3240-59, dated July 26, 1979."

WHEREAS, the OWNER has advertised for bids from Bidders of the specified equipment, and has received said bids, has analyzed the same, and has duly given Notice of Award and awarded a Contract to the Contractor as herein set forth and as stated more in detail in the Contract Documents, all of which Contract Documents are attached hereto and made a part of hereof and which constitute the whole contract between OWNER and CONTRACTOR.

NOW, THEREFORE, it is hereby agreed that:

(a) CONTRACTOR shall furnish all requirements of the Contract in the manner specified in the Contract Documents.

(b) OWNER shall pay to CONTRACTOR in accordance with schedule of prices at the time and in the manner and upon the

A-1

# III. BACKGROUND (Continued) 

A. Sequence of Events (Continued)
6. Contractor provided cost summary in WZUE-82-012 dated December 7, 1982 (Attachment 7). The letter gives the non recurring cost (and its breakdown) from which the Contractor estimated to obtain the Contract Price.
7. Additional information from Contractor via WZUE-83-001 dated February 3, 1983 (Attachment 8) supplementing the December 7, 1982 proposal.
8. Additional information from Contractor via WZUE-83-004 dated February 22, 1983 (Attachment 9).
9. Fact Finding Meeting, of April 13, 1983 documented in (Attachment 10).
10. Memo to file dated June 21, 1983 (Attachment 11)

B. Status of Equipment, Engineering, Material, Manufacturing

| Status |
| :--: |

| 1. | Equipment | WNP-1 | WNP-4 |
| :--: | :--: | :--: | :--: |
|  | Cabinet Assemblies (SREX \& SREY) | Delivered | Not Started* |
|  | Prefab Instr. Cables (SREX \& SREY) | Delivered | Not Started* |
|  | Safety Related Accessory Cabinet (SRAC) | Delivered | Not Started* |
|  | Ftbre Optic Links (FOL) | Delivered | Not Started* |
|  | Radwaste Instr. Cabinet Assembly (RWIC) | Delivered | Not Started* |
|  | BOP Instr. Cabinet Assy. (BOPC) | Delivered | Not Started* |
|  | Prefab Instr. Cables BOPC | $\begin{aligned} & 2-3 \text { mo. after } \\ & \text { Dwg approval } \end{aligned}$ | Not Started* |
|  | PAS Cabinets | Delivered | Delivered |

* (Will not be completed due to termination).
2.

| Engineering | Status |
| :-- | :-- |

All Engineering including design, development and qualification work will not be impacted by WNP-4 termination.
a) Design and Development

- Seismic Testing/Aging Ongoing
- Test Instructions Complete
- Drawing Documentation 95\% Complete

TABLE 1. Degrees awarded in all fields and in science and engineering fields, by degree level: 1966-2012

Academic year ending	Bachelor's			Master's			Doctorate
	All degrees ${ }^{a}$	S&E degrees	% S&E degrees	All degrees ${ }^{a}$	S&E degrees	% S&E degrees	All degrees	S&E degrees	% S&E degrees
1966	524,008	184,313	35.2	140,772	41,049	29.2	17,949	11,570	64.5
1967	562,369	199,832	35.5	157,892	44,988	28.5	20,403	13,109	64.3
1968	636,863	226,597	35.6	177,150	48,760	27.5	22,937	14,645	63.8
1969	734,003	262,189	35.7	194,414	52,382	26.9	25,743	16,288	63.3
1970	798,070	284,230	35.6	209,387	53,695	25.6	29,498	18,052	61.2
1971	846,110	294,357	34.8	231,486	56,454	24.4	31,867	19,381	60.8
1972	894,110	306,459	34.3	252,774	60,049	23.8	33,041	19,342	58.5
1973	930,272	321,085	34.5	264,525	62,046	23.5	33,755	19,373	57.4
1974	954,376	326,230	34.2	278,259	62,239	22.4	33,047	18,714	56.6
1975	931,663	313,555	33.7	293,651	63,198	21.5	32,952	18,799	57.0
1976	934,443	309,491	33.1	313,001	65,007	20.8	32,946	18,472	56.1
1977	928,228	303,798	32.7	318,241	67,397	21.2	31,716	18,008	56.8
1978	930,201	303,555	32.6	312,816	67,264	21.5	30,875	17,653	57.2
1979	931,340	303,162	32.6	302,075	64,226	21.3	31,238	17,872	57.2
1980	940,251	304,695	32.4	299,095	64,089	21.4	31,019	17,775	57.3
1981	946,877	306,792	32.4	296,798	64,366	21.7	31,355	18,257	58.2
1982	964,043	315,023	32.7	296,580	66,568	22.4	31,109	18,274	58.7
1983	980,679	317,571	32.4	290,931	67,733	23.3	31,280	18,634	59.6
1984	986,345	324,284	32.9	285,462	68,582	24.0	31,334	18,745	59.8
1985	990,877	332,273	33.5	287,213	70,578	24.6	31,295	18,934	60.5
1986	1,000,204	335,405	33.5	289,829	71,840	24.8	31,897	19,435	60.9
1987	1,003,532	331,526	33.0	290,532	72,603	25.0	32,365	19,892	61.5
1988	1,006,033	322,482	32.1	300,091	73,655	24.5	33,497	20,930	62.5
1989	1,030,171	322,821	31.3	311,050	76,425	24.6	34,324	21,731	63.3
1990	1,062,151	329,094	31.0	324,947	77,788	23.9	36,066	22,868	63.4
1991	1,107,997	337,675	30.5	338,498	78,368	23.2	37,530	24,019	64.0
1992	1,150,072	355,265	30.9	354,207	81,107	22.9	38,887	24,674	63.5
1993	1,179,278	366,035	31.0	370,973	86,425	23.3	39,799	25,442	63.9
1994	1,183,141	373,261	31.5	389,008	91,411	23.5	41,033	26,203	63.9
1995	1,174,436	378,148	32.2	399,428	94,309	23.6	41,747	26,535	63.6
1996	1,179,815	384,674	32.6	408,932	95,313	23.3	42,437	27,240	64.2
1997	1,186,589	388,482	32.7	420,954	93,485	22.2	42,538	27,228	64.0
1998	1,199,579	390,618	32.6	431,871	93,918	21.7	42,638	27,274	64.0
1999	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	41,099	25,930	63.1
2000	1,254,618	398,602	31.8	460,142	96,230	20.9	41,372	25,966	62.8
2001	1,260,308	400,435	31.8	471,329	99,528	21.1	40,745	25,530	62.7
2002	1,308,970	415,983	31.8	485,535	99,650	20.5	40,033	24,610	61.5
2003	1,365,694	442,755	32.4	516,098	108,355	21.0	40,766	25,283	62.0
2004	1,417,421	458,658	32.4	562,862	119,296	21.2	42,123	26,275	62.4
2005	1,456,401	470,214	32.3	578,964	120,870	20.9	43,384	27,985	64.5
2006	1,502,922	478,858	31.9	599,365	120,999	20.2	45,624	29,873	65.5
2007	1,541,704	485,772	31.5	610,469	120,278	19.7	48,133	31,836	66.1
2008	1,580,413	496,168	31.4	631,711	126,404	20.0	48,778	32,837	67.3
2009	1,619,028	505,435	31.2	665,473	134,517	20.2	49,553	33,463	67.5

JSON Output

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  "document_type": "Table",
  "description": "Degrees awarded in all fields and in science and engineering fields, by degree level: 1966–2012",
  "extract_1990_bachelor_all_degrees": "1,062,151"
}

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TABLE 1. Degrees awarded in all fields and in science and engineering fields, by degree level: 1966-2012

|  Academic year ending | Bachelor's |  |  | Master's |  |  | Doctorate |  |   |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|   | All degrees ${ }^{a}$ | S\&E degrees | \% S\&E degrees | All degrees ${ }^{a}$ | S\&E degrees | \% S\&E degrees | All degrees | S\&E degrees | \% S\&E degrees  |
|  1966 | 524,008 | 184,313 | 35.2 | 140,772 | 41,049 | 29.2 | 17,949 | 11,570 | 64.5  |
|  1967 | 562,369 | 199,832 | 35.5 | 157,892 | 44,988 | 28.5 | 20,403 | 13,109 | 64.3  |
|  1968 | 636,863 | 226,597 | 35.6 | 177,150 | 48,760 | 27.5 | 22,937 | 14,645 | 63.8  |
|  1969 | 734,003 | 262,189 | 35.7 | 194,414 | 52,382 | 26.9 | 25,743 | 16,288 | 63.3  |
|  1970 | 798,070 | 284,230 | 35.6 | 209,387 | 53,695 | 25.6 | 29,498 | 18,052 | 61.2  |
|  1971 | 846,110 | 294,357 | 34.8 | 231,486 | 56,454 | 24.4 | 31,867 | 19,381 | 60.8  |
|  1972 | 894,110 | 306,459 | 34.3 | 252,774 | 60,049 | 23.8 | 33,041 | 19,342 | 58.5  |
|  1973 | 930,272 | 321,085 | 34.5 | 264,525 | 62,046 | 23.5 | 33,755 | 19,373 | 57.4  |
|  1974 | 954,376 | 326,230 | 34.2 | 278,259 | 62,239 | 22.4 | 33,047 | 18,714 | 56.6  |
|  1975 | 931,663 | 313,555 | 33.7 | 293,651 | 63,198 | 21.5 | 32,952 | 18,799 | 57.0  |
|  1976 | 934,443 | 309,491 | 33.1 | 313,001 | 65,007 | 20.8 | 32,946 | 18,472 | 56.1  |
|  1977 | 928,228 | 303,798 | 32.7 | 318,241 | 67,397 | 21.2 | 31,716 | 18,008 | 56.8  |
|  1978 | 930,201 | 303,555 | 32.6 | 312,816 | 67,264 | 21.5 | 30,875 | 17,653 | 57.2  |
|  1979 | 931,340 | 303,162 | 32.6 | 302,075 | 64,226 | 21.3 | 31,238 | 17,872 | 57.2  |
|  1980 | 940,251 | 304,695 | 32.4 | 299,095 | 64,089 | 21.4 | 31,019 | 17,775 | 57.3  |
|  1981 | 946,877 | 306,792 | 32.4 | 296,798 | 64,366 | 21.7 | 31,355 | 18,257 | 58.2  |
|  1982 | 964,043 | 315,023 | 32.7 | 296,580 | 66,568 | 22.4 | 31,109 | 18,274 | 58.7  |
|  1983 | 980,679 | 317,571 | 32.4 | 290,931 | 67,733 | 23.3 | 31,280 | 18,634 | 59.6  |
|  1984 | 986,345 | 324,284 | 32.9 | 285,462 | 68,582 | 24.0 | 31,334 | 18,745 | 59.8  |
|  1985 | 990,877 | 332,273 | 33.5 | 287,213 | 70,578 | 24.6 | 31,295 | 18,934 | 60.5  |
|  1986 | 1,000,204 | 335,405 | 33.5 | 289,829 | 71,840 | 24.8 | 31,897 | 19,435 | 60.9  |
|  1987 | 1,003,532 | 331,526 | 33.0 | 290,532 | 72,603 | 25.0 | 32,365 | 19,892 | 61.5  |
|  1988 | 1,006,033 | 322,482 | 32.1 | 300,091 | 73,655 | 24.5 | 33,497 | 20,930 | 62.5  |
|  1989 | 1,030,171 | 322,821 | 31.3 | 311,050 | 76,425 | 24.6 | 34,324 | 21,731 | 63.3  |
|  1990 | 1,062,151 | 329,094 | 31.0 | 324,947 | 77,788 | 23.9 | 36,066 | 22,868 | 63.4  |
|  1991 | 1,107,997 | 337,675 | 30.5 | 338,498 | 78,368 | 23.2 | 37,530 | 24,019 | 64.0  |
|  1992 | 1,150,072 | 355,265 | 30.9 | 354,207 | 81,107 | 22.9 | 38,887 | 24,674 | 63.5  |
|  1993 | 1,179,278 | 366,035 | 31.0 | 370,973 | 86,425 | 23.3 | 39,799 | 25,442 | 63.9  |
|  1994 | 1,183,141 | 373,261 | 31.5 | 389,008 | 91,411 | 23.5 | 41,033 | 26,203 | 63.9  |
|  1995 | 1,174,436 | 378,148 | 32.2 | 399,428 | 94,309 | 23.6 | 41,747 | 26,535 | 63.6  |
|  1996 | 1,179,815 | 384,674 | 32.6 | 408,932 | 95,313 | 23.3 | 42,437 | 27,240 | 64.2  |
|  1997 | 1,186,589 | 388,482 | 32.7 | 420,954 | 93,485 | 22.2 | 42,538 | 27,228 | 64.0  |
|  1998 | 1,199,579 | 390,618 | 32.6 | 431,871 | 93,918 | 21.7 | 42,638 | 27,274 | 64.0  |
|  1999 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | 41,099 | 25,930 | 63.1  |
|  2000 | 1,254,618 | 398,602 | 31.8 | 460,142 | 96,230 | 20.9 | 41,372 | 25,966 | 62.8  |
|  2001 | 1,260,308 | 400,435 | 31.8 | 471,329 | 99,528 | 21.1 | 40,745 | 25,530 | 62.7  |
|  2002 | 1,308,970 | 415,983 | 31.8 | 485,535 | 99,650 | 20.5 | 40,033 | 24,610 | 61.5  |
|  2003 | 1,365,694 | 442,755 | 32.4 | 516,098 | 108,355 | 21.0 | 40,766 | 25,283 | 62.0  |
|  2004 | 1,417,421 | 458,658 | 32.4 | 562,862 | 119,296 | 21.2 | 42,123 | 26,275 | 62.4  |
|  2005 | 1,456,401 | 470,214 | 32.3 | 578,964 | 120,870 | 20.9 | 43,384 | 27,985 | 64.5  |
|  2006 | 1,502,922 | 478,858 | 31.9 | 599,365 | 120,999 | 20.2 | 45,624 | 29,873 | 65.5  |
|  2007 | 1,541,704 | 485,772 | 31.5 | 610,469 | 120,278 | 19.7 | 48,133 | 31,836 | 66.1  |
|  2008 | 1,580,413 | 496,168 | 31.4 | 631,711 | 126,404 | 20.0 | 48,778 | 32,837 | 67.3  |
|  2009 | 1,619,028 | 505,435 | 31.2 | 665,473 | 134,517 | 20.2 | 49,553 | 33,463 | 67.5  |

BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION RMGC	AGENCY NO	CONTRACT	INVOICE NUMBER
ATTN: ROBERT MOULTON, COTR	077	86-59	07-0010
P.O. BOX 3621
PORTLAND, OREGONN 97208-3621

VENDOR: WASHINGTON STATE ENERGY OFFICE 809 LEGION WAY SE FA-11 OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON 98504-1211

FEDERAL ID 91-0950059 12/31/91 REGIONAL GEOTHERMAL ASSESSMENT BPA AGREEMENT 87 BP 66141

	APPROVED BUDGET	CUMULATIVE TOTAL	PREVIOUS BILLED	CURRENT TOTAL
SALARIES	230725.00	177,904.64	172,406.84	5,497.80
FRINGE	52763.00	41,496.03	40,049.66	1,446.37
TRAVEL	52323.00	42,938.52	42,589.86	348.66
CONTRACTS	359286.00	283,361.02	279,839.95	3,521.07
LESS EQUIP PURCHASES		(18,600.00)	(18,600.00)
LESS EQUIP PURCHASES		(19,895.00)	(19,895.00)
SUPPLIES	536.00
MISCELLANEOUS	23891.00	25,482.20	23,737.49	1,744.71
EQUIPMENT 90,695.00
ST OF IDAHO EQUIP		18,600.00	18,600.00
ST OF MONTANA EQUIP		19,895.00	19,895.00
PLOTTER
WSEO #D204890		6,579.20	6,579.20	0.00
WSEO #D205042 8,000.00		8,000.00	8,000.00
WSEO #D204960 EQUIP		39,347.00	39,347.00
WSEO #D204901
WSEO USE TAX		165.66	165.66	0.00
WSEO #D204041 27,417.06		7,619.90	7,619.90	0.00
WSEO D205382		1,208.68	1,208.68	0.00
WSEO D205383		1,208.67	1,208.67	0.00
WSEO D205106		1,286.42	1,286.42	0.00
WSEO D205393		1,286.41	1,286.41	0.00
WSEO D204406		15,539.00	15,539.00	0.00
TOTAL EQUIPMENT BUDGET	126,112.06			0.00
INDIRECT	208,672.00	161,337.97	157,398.51	3,939.46
TOTAL	1,054,308.06	814,761.32	798,263.25	16,498.07

JSON Output

{
  "document_type": "Invoice",
  "description": "Regional Geothermal Assessment BPA Agreement 87 BP 66141",
  "author": "Washington State Energy Office",
  "contract_number": "86-59",
  "invoice_number": "07-00010",
  "agency_no": "077",
  "total_amount": "16,498.07"
}

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|  BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION RMGC | AGENCY NO | CONTRACT | INVOICE NUMBER  |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
|  ATTN: ROBERT MOULTON, COTR | 077 | 86-59 | 07-0010  |
|  P.O. BOX 3621 |  |  |   |
|  PORTLAND, OREGONN 97208-3621 |  |  |   |

VENDOR: WASHINGTON STATE ENERGY OFFICE 809 LEGION WAY SE FA-11 OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON 98504-1211

FEDERAL ID 91-0950059 12/31/91 REGIONAL GEOTHERMAL ASSESSMENT BPA AGREEMENT 87 BP 66141

|   | APPROVED BUDGET | CUMULATIVE TOTAL | PREVIOUS BILLED | CURRENT TOTAL  |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|  SALARIES | 230725.00 | 177,904.64 | 172,406.84 | 5,497.80  |
|  FRINGE | 52763.00 | 41,496.03 | 40,049.66 | 1,446.37  |
|  TRAVEL | 52323.00 | 42,938.52 | 42,589.86 | 348.66  |
|  CONTRACTS | 359286.00 | 283,361.02 | 279,839.95 | 3,521.07  |
|  LESS EQUIP PURCHASES |  | (18,600.00) | (18,600.00) |   |
|  LESS EQUIP PURCHASES |  | (19,895.00) | (19,895.00) |   |
|  SUPPLIES | 536.00 |  |  |   |
|  MISCELLANEOUS | 23891.00 | 25,482.20 | 23,737.49 | 1,744.71  |
|  EQUIPMENT 90,695.00 |  |  |  |   |
|  ST OF IDAHO EQUIP |  | 18,600.00 | 18,600.00 |   |
|  ST OF MONTANA EQUIP |  | 19,895.00 | 19,895.00 |   |
|  PLOTTER |  |  |  |   |
|  WSEO #D204890 |  | 6,579.20 | 6,579.20 | 0.00  |
|  WSEO #D205042 8,000.00 |  | 8,000.00 | 8,000.00 |   |
|  WSEO #D204960 EQUIP |  | 39,347.00 | 39,347.00 |   |
|  WSEO #D204901 |  |  |  |   |
|  WSEO USE TAX |  | 165.66 | 165.66 | 0.00  |
|  WSEO #D204041 27,417.06 |  | 7,619.90 | 7,619.90 | 0.00  |
|  WSEO D205382 |  | 1,208.68 | 1,208.68 | 0.00  |
|  WSEO D205383 |  | 1,208.67 | 1,208.67 | 0.00  |
|  WSEO D205106 |  | 1,286.42 | 1,286.42 | 0.00  |
|  WSEO D205393 |  | 1,286.41 | 1,286.41 | 0.00  |
|  WSEO D204406 |  | 15,539.00 | 15,539.00 | 0.00  |
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|  INDIRECT | 208,672.00 | 161,337.97 | 157,398.51 | 3,939.46  |
|  TOTAL | 1,054,308.06 | 814,761.32 | 798,263.25 | 16,498.07  |

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$\operatorname{sin}^{2} \theta+\cos ^{2} \theta=1$

$a x^{2}+b x+c=0$

$a\left(x^{2}+\frac{b x}{a}+\frac{c}{a}\right)=0$

$x^{2}+2 \cdot \frac{b}{a} x+\left(\frac{b}{a}\right)^{2}-\left(\frac{b}{2 a}\right)^{2}+\frac{c}{a}=0$

$\left(\frac{x+b}{2 a}\right)^{2}-\frac{b^{2}-4 a c}{4 a^{2}}=0$

$\left(x+\frac{b}{2 a}-\frac{\sqrt{b^{2}-4 a c}}{2 a}\right)\left(x+\frac{b}{2 a}+\frac{\sqrt{b^{2}-4 a c}}{2 a}\right)$

JSON Output

{
  "description": "The image shows a step-by-step derivation of the quadratic formula. It starts with the general form of a quadratic equation, ax² + bx + c = 0, and proceeds to complete the factorization. The steps include dividing by 'a', completing the square, and rearranging terms to isolate the squared term. Finally, it arrives at the quadratic formula: x = [-b ± √(b² - 4ac)] / (2a)."
}

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# MISTRAL AI

$\operatorname{sin}^{2} \theta+\cos ^{2} \theta=1$

$a x^{2}+b x+c=0$

$a\left(x^{2}+\frac{b x}{a}+\frac{c}{a}\right)=0$

$x^{2}+2 \cdot \frac{b}{a} x+\left(\frac{b}{a}\right)^{2}-\left(\frac{b}{2 a}\right)^{2}+\frac{c}{a}=0$

$\left(\frac{x+b}{2 a}\right)^{2}-\frac{b^{2}-4 a c}{4 a^{2}}=0$

$\left(x+\frac{b}{2 a}-\frac{\sqrt{b^{2}-4 a c}}{2 a}\right)\left(x+\frac{b}{2 a}+\frac{\sqrt{b^{2}-4 a c}}{2 a}\right)$

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