Petition for "Business" designation submitted to OFI pursuant to 10 CFR Part 1504 : enclosure to Northwest Alaskan Pipeline Company letter GOA-82-1121, September 29, 1982 to Mr. William Black
This petition requests that the report "Thaw mitigation thermal evaluation and sensitivity study" be considered business information, as it is copyrighted, confidential, and proprietary, and remains property of the Alaskan Northwest Natural Gas Transportation Company. The "Business&qu...
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| Corporate Contributor(s): | Office of the Federal Inspector (OFI) |
| Document Type: | Legal |
| Publisher: | Northwest Alaskan Pipeline Company |
| Date: | September 29, 1982 |
| Addressee / Recipient: | Black, William |
| Sponsor / Funder: | Office of the Federal Inspector (OFI) |
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| Summary: | This petition requests that the report "Thaw mitigation thermal evaluation and sensitivity study" be considered business information, as it is copyrighted, confidential, and proprietary, and remains property of the Alaskan Northwest Natural Gas Transportation Company. The "Business" designation is requested in order to ensure the competitive position of sponsors of the Alaska segment of the Alaska Natural Gas Transportation System. |
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| Physical Description: | 1 p. |
| Notes: | Title from caption. This petition is an enclosure to a letter to William Black (Director of Engineering, Office of the Federal Inspector) from Edwin (Al) Kuhn (Director, Governmental Affairs, Northwest Alaskan Pipeline Company) dated September 29, 1982. That letter is called "'Thaw mitigation thermal evaluation and sensitivity study,' Forwarding of." That letter serves as a cover letter to the report "Thaw mitigation thermal evaluation and sensitivity study". All three pieces of this set of correspondence are cataloged separately. Three contact persons from Northwest Alaskan Pipeline Company are named as contacts concerning this petition: Edwin (Al) Kuhn, William J. Moses, and George P. Wuerch. |