Harrisburg Receiver David Unkovic on the sale of the Harrisburg Incinerator_________________________REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS To Purchase, Long-Term Lease, or Otherwise Enter into a Strategic Transaction For The Harrisburg Authority?s Resource Recovery Facility and Related PropertyrnIssued: February 7, 2012rnDavid Unkovic Receiver for the City of Harrisburg Executive Offices 401 Finance Building Harrisburg, PA 17120rnShannon G. Williams, P.E. Interim Executive Director The Harrisburg Authority 212 Locust Street, Suite 302 Harrisburg, PA 17102rn?Building A Stable Financial Future for the City of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania?rnRequest for Qualifications (?RFQ?) To Purchase, Long-Term Lease, or Otherwise Enter into a Strategic Transaction For The Harrisburg Authority?s Resource Recovery Facility and Related PropertyrnUnder the supervision and ultimate authority of the Receiver for the City of Harrisburg (?Receiver?), the Receiver in conjunction with The Harrisburg Authority (?THA? or the ?Authority? and together with the Receiver defined herein as the ?Seller?), desire to sell, lease, or otherwise enter into a strategic transaction (the ?Proposed Transaction?) with respect to an 800 ton-per-day, three unit, mass burn, waste-to-energy facility known as the Harrisburg Resource Recovery Facility (the related property, assets and liabilities as specifically set forth in Section III and Appendix A, collectively, the ?Facility?) owned by The Harrisburg Authority (?THA? or the ?Authority?). Proceeds received from the Proposed Transaction will be used in part to satisfy certain claims of THA?s creditors relating to the Facility and/or provide ongoing revenue for the Facility, depending upon how the transaction is structured. Potentially interested parties and proposers (?Proposers?) are strongly encouraged to provide for a one time, up-front payment at closing. The party entering into a Proposed Transaction will not be required to assume any of THA?s existing debt related to the Facility (unless it proposes to do so), but will assume certain liabilities related to the Facility as set forth herein.rnThe Receiver requires that the Proposed Transaction be conducted competitively in an open and transparent manner. Through this process, THA reserves the right to retain ownership of the Facility, as well. It is the intent of the Receiver to utilize and benefit from the talents and institutional knowledge of the Authority during this process recognizing the Receiver?s ultimate authority and need to make sure that decisions are made timely and in accordance with his statutory responsibilities. In addition, the Receiver has responsibility to make decisions across various assets and operational issues and intends to make a final decision on this RFQ applying criteria that benefits the City of Harrisburg overall. The Receiver is also cognizant of the importance of future amicable relations with labor interests and other interested stakeholders and of concerns about retention of current employees. Proposals should address the issue of employee retention and any plans for such retention. The Receiver encourages communication from all stakeholders during this process in order to maximize the benefits of this transaction.rnThe Receiver is requesting Proposers to submit a statement of qualifications (?SOQ?) to consummate the Proposed Transaction. The Receiver requires Proposers who are:rn(1) financially able to provide the required payments to consummate a Proposed Transaction;rn(2) qualified to operate and maintain the Facility in accordance with all applicable laws and permits consistent with prudent service to the community and users of the facility; andrn(3) able to demonstrate their ability to meet the waste disposal needs of the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County and other municipalities and third parties desiring the services of the Facility. In addition, the Proposer must provide for the disposal of ash generated from the operation of the Facility in accordance with applicable permits and the disposal of bulky waste and construction and/or demolition waste.rnThe closing of a transaction for the Facility is expected to be preceded by a stepped process. Beginning with issuance of this RFQ, potentially interested parties who meet the qualifications set forth in Section IV herein may obtain access to an electronic data room. The Seller reserves the right to request from any party, at any time during the process, that a Confidentiality Agreement be executed in the form attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit ?I? (?Confidentiality Agreement?), when or if non-public or confidential information is about to be provided by the Seller to any party, or prior to the posting of such non-public or confidential information in the electronic data room. The Seller currently anticipates that the information needed by a party to formulate a SOQ is already publicly available on THA?s website at: http://www.hbgauthority.com or through other publicly available sources, and may be supplemented by the Seller, at any time, through an electronic data room or other means, at Seller?s discretion.rnThose parties wishing to participate in this RFQ shall submit an SOQ containing the information called for below in the section entitled ?Submission of SOQ.? From those SOQs, the Seller will designate one or more parties as qualified Proposers (?Qualified Proposers?). The Seller reserves the right to publicly announce the list of Qualified Proposers at any time, if it so chooses, and in its sole discretion. Those parties shall have the option of pursuing additional due diligence through site visits and reasonable access to THA management and consulting engineers, assuming they have executed and delivered the Confidentiality Agreement. Following a reasonable time for additional due diligence, the Qualified Proposers will be required to submit the information set forth below under ?Submission Requirements for Qualified Proposers.? From that information, the Seller will select one or more parties for negotiations. Following negotiations, the Seller may, but is not required to, request submission in writing of final provisions regarding the proposed transactions of the remaining Qualified Proposers. Subsequently, and consistent with closing any transaction pursuant to this RFQ by a required date, the Seller will identify the Qualified Proposers and transaction that provides what is determined by the Receiver to be in the best interests of the City, THA, and other stakeholders, and proceed to completion of documentation and closing by the closing date.rnA Preliminary Schedule is set forth below in Section VIII. Time is of the essence in this process. Delivery of a Proposer?s SOQ is due by 4:00 p.m. EST on March 5, 2012.rnInterested Parties should be prepared to respond to subsequent communications on an accelerated schedule.rnAny transaction resulting from this RFQ is expected to close no later than June 15, 2012. A voluntary pre-submission meeting will be held on Tuesday, February 14, 2012 at 2 p.m. EST, at the City of Harrisburg?s Bureau of Water, 100 Pine Drive, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Any Interested Party that cannot attend the meeting is encouraged to provide contact information to Shannon G. Williams at the address in Section VII for the possible dissemination of supplemental information or addenda.rnThe SOQ is the first part of the solicitation process. After SOQs are received, Seller will determine, in its sole and absolute discretion, which responding Proposers satisfy the initialrn-2-rneligibility thresholds and are sufficiently qualified to continue in the solicitation process (each ?Qualified Proposer?).rnAccess to the electronic data room shall be withdrawn for any potentially interested party that does not submit an SOQ or is not selected as a Qualified Proposer. The Seller reserves the right to modify, add, or remove any information in the electronic data room at anytime and for any reason. By entering the electronic data room, a Proposer acknowledges and agrees that the Receiver, THA, and their agents or representatives shall not be held liable or responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any information provided by third parties that is being provided through the electronic data room or in this RFQ. Likewise, the Receiver, THA, and their agents and representatives do not guaranty the accuracy or completeness of any third party information provided through this RFQ or the electronic data room. Proposers will be expected to conduct their own due diligence and confirm the accuracy and completeness of such third party information on their own.rnNo person has been authorized by Seller to provide any information other than information contained in this RFQ, and, if given, such other information should not be relied upon as having been authorized by THA or the Receiver. Except where otherwise indicated, all information contained in this RFQ has been provided by THA. While provided by THA, no representation or warranty of any kind or nature is made by the Seller about the accuracy or completeness of such information. The information set forth herein has been obtained by the Receiver from sources which are believed to be reliable but is not guaranteed as to accuracy or completeness by the Receiver. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice, and neither the delivery of this RFQ or other information shall under any circumstances create an implication that there has been no change in the information set forth herein, or the other matters described herein since the date hereof or the earlier dates set forth herein as of which certain information contained herein is given. Information contained in this RFQ is subject to agreements, reports, or other documents that will be made available during due diligence for more complete information regarding the rights and obligations of parties and facts, information, and opinions contained therein.rnFollowing due diligence, a Qualified Proposer may be requested to submit a term sheet to Seller which shall include, but not be limited to, the following considerations: proposed price and other key terms, conditions and assumptions for the transaction; structure of transaction; purchase, long-term lease or other strategic transaction involving the Facility; an estimate of the value of the Proposed Transaction; identification of major uncertain items that may affect the price, including flow control, disposition of liabilities and any other item or issue that could have an impact on the price proposal in excess of $1 million.rnIt is currently contemplated that the Seller will negotiate directly with one or more Qualified Proposers who submit the required items, and determine through that process which offer is in the best interest of THA, the City, and other stakeholders. Proposers can include partners who establish the requisite qualifications. The Seller will accept as responsive creative options including long-term management contracts and/or various ownership structures.rn-3-rnIn considering the matters set forth in this RFQ, Proposers must rely on their own examination of the matters set forth herein. Proposers should not construe the contents of this RFQ as legal, tax, investment, or accounting advice and each Proposer or prospective investor is urged to consult with its own advisors with respect to legal, tax, regulatory, financial and accounting consequences of its potential bid in connection with the Proposed Transaction.rnEach Proposer agrees to return any information provided to it in the event such Proposer withdraws from the solicitation process, its bid is rejected or otherwise upon the request of the Seller.rnThe Seller reserves all rights available to it by law during this process including, without limitation, the right in its sole discretion to:rn1. Reject any and all SOQs and/or proposals at any time, for any reason or no reason.rn2. Terminate consideration or evaluation of any and all SOQs and/or proposals at any time, for any reason or no reason.rn3. Suspend, discontinue and/or terminate discussions regarding confidentiality agreements, interim agreements and comprehensive agreements at any time prior to the authorized execution of such agreements by all parties, for any reason or no reason.rn4. Negotiate with a Qualified Proposer without being bound by any provision in a proposal, for any reason or no reason.rn5. Request and/or receive additional information from any Proposer.rn6. Revise, supplement or withdraw at any time all or any part of this RFQ, for any reason or no reason and without prior notice.rn7. Issue addenda or modifications to and/or cancel this or any other RFQ or any RFP, for any reason or no reason and without prior notice.rn8. Reject any and all proposals, waive any irregularities, elect not to sell, lease or enter into any other transaction relating to the Facility, or otherwise retain the Facility itself.rn9. Interested Proposers acknowledge that Seller is not obligated to (and will not) pay any costs incurred by any Proposer in responding to all or any part of this RFQ or in connection with or related to negotiations with qualified Proposers, and the Proposers are without further recourse as against THA, the City of Harrisburg, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, or the Receiver, or their respective representatives, in pursuing the consummation of a Proposed Transaction.rn12. Revise the proposed procurement schedule.rn-4-rnI. Background on the Facility Presented below is a summary of information concerning the Facility. More detailedrninformation is also available on THA?s web site, including:rn1. Monthly Operating Reports prepared by THA?s existing Facility operator, Covanta Harrisburg, Inc. (?Covanta?).rn2. THA?s 2011 Budget.rn3. THA?s 2012 Budget.rn4. The 2011 Consulting Engineers? Annual Report prepared by HDR dated September 2011.rn5. Management Audit and Financial Analysis of the Harrisburg Authority?s Resource Recovery Operations prepared by RW Beck, dated February 23, 2011.rn6. Management and Professional Services Agreement dated May 29, 2007 among The Harrisburg Authority, Covanta, and the City of Harrisburg, as amended (the ?MPSA?).rnThe following discussion contains financial and other information concerning existing operations of the Facility and future estimates of operations and production capacity of the Facility. This information is based on existing operations and THA?s projections concerning future production capacity and flow control. THA provides no assurances that such future capacity or flow control will occur or such demand will exist in the future. Each Qualified Proposer is expected and required to perform independent due diligence on the Facility, its operations and flow control potential to arrive at an independent determination of such matters.rnHISTORICAL BACKGROUNDrnThe Facility has provided municipal solid waste (?MSW?) disposal for the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County and other communities with limited exceptions since 1972. A retrofit of the Facility began in 2004, additional modifications were implemented beginning in 2008, and substantial completion of the multi-year projects was reached in April 2009. The retrofit projects consisted of installation of three new 266 ton per day Barlow Aireal combustion grates and furnace/boiler systems, new air pollution control equipment, a new 24-Megawatt (?MW?) steam turbine and all ancillary equipment (the ?Retrofit Projects?). The Authority contracted with Barlow Projects Inc. in 2003, terminated the contract in December 2006 and engaged Covanta Energy Corporation in January 2007 to complete the retrofit projects.rnThe Facility is operated by Covanta pursuant to a Management and Professional Services Agreement (?MPSA?), a copy of which will be available in the electronic data room. The MPSA terminates on or about January 1, 2018. The MPSA provides Covanta a right of first refusal to enter into a transaction involving the sale, lease, or other disposition of the Facility on the same terms and conditions as may be proposed by a third party through January 1, 2013. The Seller is currently pursuing a waiver of the right of first refusal to facilitate negotiations with interested third parties and anticipates addressing the issue of a formal waiver of the right of first refusal during the subsequent due diligence and negotiation phase of this process.rn-5-rnThe Dauphin County MSW is directed to the Facility by the Municipal Waste Combustion Processing/Disposal Agreement between The Harrisburg Authority and the County of Dauphin, dated September 23, 2003, and by Ordinance No. 3-2004,Dauphin County Municipal Waste Management Ordinance, dated March 24, 2004. Construction and Demolition (?C&D?) Waste and Residual Waste from Dauphin County does not have to go to the Facility. Under County Ordinance Number 3-2004, all Regulated Waste generated in the County of Dauphin must be delivered to the Facility, as of May 18, 2006 with limited exceptions. If the Facility is down, not operating, or cannot accept waste, then such waste is directed to other designated facilities referenced in the Municipal Waste Combustion Processing/Disposal Agreement between The Harrisburg Authority and the County of Dauphin, dated September 23, 2003. Waste from Swatara Township and Highspire Borough, which is currently subject to other disposal contracts, is exempt from the Ordinance?s flow control. Waste from the City of Harrisburg is also not covered by the Ordinance but is obligated to the Facility by contract.rnEach Proposer should note that, as a governmental authority, THA benefits from certain laws and ordinances (?flow control? ordinances) requiring that waste materials be disposed of at designated disposal sites such as the Facility. Flow control ordinances may require that municipal waste from certain county and local authorities be directed to the Facility over other third party providers. Such ordinances provide a reliable source of waste for the Facility?s ongoing operations that may otherwise be subject to competition from private third parties in the absence of the flow control ordinances. THA provides no assurance or opinion on whether flow control ordinances may benefit the owner or lessee of the Facility after the Proposed Transaction. Each Proposer is encouraged to discuss such matters with its own legal counsel in connection with submitting a response to this RFQ.rnRECENT EVENTSrnThe City faces a financial crisis which has two root causes. First, the City guaranteed certain debt incurred by THA to finance the Facility, which debt is currently in default. The City?s liability to pay such debt exceeds its ability to pay. Second, there is a structural deficit in the City?s annual operating budget.rnBy Memorandum and Order dated December 2, 2011, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania appointed David Unkovic as Receiver for the City of Harrisburg under Chapter 7 of Act 47. Under the statutory provisions of Chapter 7, which were added by the General Assembly in 2011, the Receiver is directed to formulate a recovery plan for the City, which is then submitted and confirmed by the Commonwealth Court. In accordance with the Commonwealth Court?s Order dated December 19, 2011, Mr. Unkovic must submit the recovery plan no later than February 6, 2012.rnAmong other items, the recovery plan may include the entry into agreements by the City or THA with respect to the Facility. After the recovery plan has been confirmed by the Commonwealth Court, the elected and appointed officials of the City and THA are obligated to undertake the acts set forth in the recovery plan. Mr. Unkovic is vested with the broad power to implement the recovery plan.rn-6-rnREVENUESrnThe Facility currently generates revenues from three sources: (1) tipping fees from the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County neighboring counties and other users for waste disposal, which constitutes 77% ($22,068,000) of all operating revenue; (2) sale of electricity generated from the Facility, which constitutes 19% ($5,354,000) of all operating revenue, and (3) sale of ferrous metal recovered from ash, generated by the Facility?s incineration of waste, which constitutes 4% ($1,096,000) of all operating revenue in 2011 ($28,519,000). A fourth source of revenue, sale of a portion of the total steam generated by the Facility, is possible, but will require construction of a new steam line(s) and possibly certain other repairs to the Facility. At this time, all of the steam produced by the Facility is being used to generate electricity and no steam is being sold. Note that all revenue numbers are rounded and are based on present assessments subject to review and revisions. All other numbers in this RFQ are approximate as well.rnTonnage Processed: The Facility is permitted to receive for recycling, transfer, or processing an average of 985 tons of all approved wastes on a daily basis, averaged over a standard calendar quarter. The Facility is the disposal facility for over 160,000 tons of MSW from the City of Harrisburg and Dauphin County, PA, which is flow-controlled to the Facility in accordance with waste disposal agreements. Based on historical data, 38,800 tons of MSW are expected from the City of Harrisburg in 2012 and 127,000 tons of MSW are expected from Dauphin County in 2012 (not including City of Harrisburg MSW). The term of the City of Harrisburg disposal agreement with THA is through December 2034 and the Dauphin County disposal agreement with THA is due to expire in 2026.rnThe Facility provides disposal for MSW from other counties as well, including Cumberland, Perry, Northumberland and Schuylkill counties. The Facility can also process residual and Special Waste from manufacturers and institutions, as well as others. The Facility?s remaining capacity is filled with spot MSW. Spot MSW deliveries to the Facility in 2010 and 2011 were 75,000 tons each year. In 2012, the Facility is expected to receive 53,600 tons of spot MSW. The tonnage budgeted to be delivered to the Facility in 2012 is estimated as follows:rnOriginrn2011 Estimated Tonnagern2012 Estimated TonnagernHarrisburg MSWrn38,800 tonsrn38,800 tonsrnDauphin County MSWrn126,650 tonsrn127,000 tonsrnPerry County MSWrn5,350 tonsrn5,300 tonsrnCumberland County MSWrn19,600 tonsrn26,000 tonsrnSchuylkill County MSWrn7,200 tonsrn12,500 tonsrnNorthumberland County MSWrn12,000 tonsrn10,000 tonsrnSpot MSWrn61,400 tonsrn53,600 tonsrnResidual & Special Wastern3,360 tonsrn2,000 tonsrnC&D Wastern16,900 tonsrn11,000 tonsrnBulky Wastern2,220 tonsrn900 tonsrnTotal Tonsrn293,480 tonsrn287,100 tonsrn-7-rnThe tonnage in the above table is market driven; other than with respect to Harrisburg MSW and Dauphin County MSW, there is no contract or ordinance controlling the flow of this waste to the Facility.rnTHA estimates it will receive about 11,000 tons of C&D waste and 900 tons of bulky waste in 2012, which are not ?processed?. Rather these wastes are transferred from the Facility directly to landfills for disposal. The tipping fee at the Facility for C&D waste is budgeted at $80 per ton and $200 per ton for bulky waste. THA pays a hauler $48 per ton to transfer and dispose of C&D and bulky waste at an off-site landfill. The Facility?s solid waste permit allows the Facility to accept C&D waste for transfer, with no limit on the tons per day or per year it may receive. The Facility?s tipping building has a dedicated area for loading C&D and other bulky waste into transfer trailers. C&D and bulky waste deliveries to the Facility are market driven; there are no contracts or ordinances controlling the flow of this waste to the Facility.rnThe permitted maximum for the Facility is an average of 985 tons of all waste types per day based on 24/7 operation. The Facility is permitted to receive waste 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection?s (?PADEP?) Recycling Fee (?Recycling Fee?) of $2.00 per ton applies to all waste processed at the Facility. THA does not pay the Recycling Fee on waste that is received at the Facility and later transferred to an off- site landfill for disposal. A PADEP Disposal Fee of $4.00 per ton is paid on all ash disposed at THA's ash landfill minus ash tons hauled from the ash landfill to Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority?s landfill or the Chester County Solid Waste Authority?s landfill for use as alternative daily cover. A PADEP Stewardship Fee of $0.25 per ton is paid on all ash delivered to THA's ash landfill. THA pays a Host Fee to Swatara Township of $0.90 per ton on ash delivered to THA's ash landfill. The various county administrative fees apply to the different waste types: for example, Dauphin County has an administrative fee for MSW, C&D, and bulky waste; Cumberland County has an administrative fee for MSW, C&D, and bulky waste; Perry County has an administrative fee for MSW and bulky waste; Schuylkill County has an administrative fee for MSW & bulky waste.rnThe Facility?s design processing capacity is 800 tons of waste a day or approximately 292,000 tons a year. Any excess capacity not used for the City of Harrisburg, Dauphin County and other counties? waste is available for spot market MSW. In 2010, approximately 300,000 tons of waste was received at the Facility, and 280,000 tons were processed. In 2011, the Facility processed approximately 298,200 tons and is expected to process 275,200 tons in 2012. The amount expected to be processed in 2012 is lower than in 2011 due to a turbine outage planned for 2012 that will involve downtime for the Facility.rnQualified Proposers may offer creative proposals (in both their SOQ and their Proposal) for managing capacity or in utilizing the spot market, clearly stating any assumptions in their proposal, while maintaining contractual obligations with other municipalities. Qualified Proposers may also offer creative proposals involving flow control, usage or non-usage of the facility, alternative handling of waste, usage as a transfer facility, or other innovations in their proposals, while clearly stating the assumptions underlying their proposal.rn-8-rnTipping Fees: Average tipping fees per ton for 2012 based on the type of waste and origin are as follows:rnSeller would like the Qualified Proposers to state up-front any assumptions being made in their proposals. Qualified Proposers may provide alternative tipping fee structures in their proposal, but should not exceed annual CPI adjustments, and should not include any increases for City of Harrisburg MSW for five (5) years. Qualified Proposers may also address any new alternative fee structures or innovations they would offer in their plan to address tipping fees.rnElectricity Sales: The Facility receives revenues from the sale of the electricity generated by the Facility. The electricity generated during the incineration process is budgeted to be sold to the open market at an average rate of $48 per MW in 2012. The price received per MW can vary hourly based on market supply and demand. The annual amount that can be generated is estimated to be about 118,000 MW, assuming 292,000 tonnage of MSW processed at a rate of 404 kilowatt hours (kWh) per ton. Due to a planned turbine repair, which is scheduled to be completed in the Fall of 2012, the 2012 output is likely to be lower at approximately 104,400 MW. The City pays for the supply of its electricity to buildings that they occupy on the Facility site. THA leases the buildings to the City of Harrisburg and provides the heat and hot water in lieu of paying the City a host fee for waste delivered to the Facility and ash deposited in the Landfill. Proposals may include any innovative suggestions for usage of the site and or proposals for the City to vacate its usage of the Property.rnFerrous Metal Sales: Ferrous metals are extracted from the ash residue and then marketed to provide an additional source of revenue. The amount of ferrous materials generated is budgeted to be about 6,054 tons in 2012, based on an assumed yield of 2.2% on approximately 275,200 tons of MSW processed. Ferrous revenue is market driven depending on supply and demand. In 2012, ferrous revenue per ton is budgeted at $125/ton of recovered ferrous materials.rnSteam Sales: The Facility is a co-generation facility and therefore has the capability of exporting steam through an extraction in the steam turbine. In March 2007, the existing underground steam line to the NRG Energy Center Harrisburg (?NRG?) ruptured and the sale of steam to NRG was discontinued at that time. A study by Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc., dated February 11, 2008 concluded that the steam line is not safe to operate and needs replacement. A separate above-ground steam line that previously transported steam to a local steel mill has also beenabandoned. The Facility does not receive revenues from steam sales at this time. A copy of the Steam Purchase Agreement between THA and NRG dated July 23, 2003 will be available in the electronic data room. While THA has not sold steam to NRG since the steam line ruptured in 2007, the Steam Purchase Agreement is still in place with the initial term expiring on December 31, 2026.IX. Additional RFQ Provisions Anti Bid-Rigging Certificate RequirementrnBid-rigging, collusion or any other anticompetitive activity is prohibited under the Pennsylvania Procurement Act (62 Pa. Cons. Stat. ? 562; 62 Pa. Cons. Stat. ? 4501 et seq.).THA requires submission of an Anti-collusion certificate.rnActivityrnDaternIssue RFQrnFebruary 7, 2012rnOpen Electronic Data Room for Preliminary Due DiligencernFebruary 8, 2012rnPre-submission Meeting with Seller for Q&ArnFebruary 14, 2012rnFinal Date for Receipt of Proposers? Questions Regarding RFQrnFebruary 17, 2012rnFinal Date for Response to Questions from Potentially Interested PartiesrnFebruary 24, 2012rnFinal Date for Receipt of SOQsrnMarch 5, 2012rnIdentify and Notify Selected Qualified ProposersrnMarch 19, 2012rnFinal Date for Receipt of Submissions by Selected Qualified ProposersrnApril 9, 2012rnBegin Negotiations with Selected Qualified ProposersrnApril 16, 2012rnSelection of Successful Selected Qualified ProposerrnMay 4, 2012rnExecute Final AgreementrnJune 11, 2012rnClose Transaction Including FundingrnJune 15, 2012___________________________Tags: Harrisburg Incinerator RRF SALE LEASE PPP Receiver RFQ Unkovic Photo Natalie Cake