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Date: Thu, 9 Dec 1999 01:14:00 -0800 (PST)
From: steven.kean@enron.com
Subject: Re: Cayote II PROJECT
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Please respond and copy me.
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Larry L Izzo@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT
12/08/99 06:52 PM
To: Steven J Kean@EES
cc: Paul Kaufman@ECT, Greg F Piper@ECT, Walt Pollock@ENRON_DEVELOPMENT 
Subject: Re: Cayote II PROJECT

Steve, look, I am just trying to get a complete explanation of why NEPCO can 
not bid during the competitive process for the Cayote II Project.  Can 
someone give me an adult level explanation?  I would appreciate it.  Thanks. 

LI72399
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From: HQ3.EM5:Peggy Fowler AT PORTLAND_PO@ccMail on 12/08/99 12:06 PM GMT
To: Larry L Izzo/ENRON_DEVELOPMENT, Greg F Piper, HQ3.EM5:Ken Harrison AT 
PORTLAND_PO@ccMail
cc: HQ3.EM4:Pamela Lesh AT PORTLAND_PO@ccMail, HQ3.EM5:Walt Pollock AT 
PORTLAND_PO@ccMail 

Subject: Re: Cayote II PROJECT


Date:  12/08/1999  12:06 pm  (Wednesday)
From:  PEGGY FOWLER
To:  ENE-DOM-A:"Larry L Izzo at
ENRON_DEVELOPMENT"@ENE-DOM-A.CCML;  Greg F Piper;  Ken
Harrison
CC:  Pamela Lesh;  Walt Pollock
Subject:  Re: Cayote II PROJECT

I think Paul Kaufman made the call on this from Steve Keanes' shop. I
think it was the right call, given the complexity of the regulatory issues
involved. >> Larry L Izzo at ENRON_DEVELOPMENT 12/08 12:28 PM >>>
Importance:  High
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Peggy, we had wanted to add NEPCO to the bid list of bidders for the EPC
bid for the Cayote II Project.  Greg Piper has informed me that PGE is of
the opinion that we cannot even have NEPCO participate in the bid because
PGE does not think that would be able to get by the regulators.

Before accepting this as fact, can you confirm that we can not even 
participate in the bid process because NEPCO is an affiliate of Enron.  It 
seems that the best interest of the rate payers is in getting a winning 
competitive bid.  Are affiliates precluded from competitive bids in this 
process?

Again, I don't want to accept a no without insuring that it's absolutely 
necessary.  Thanks for your help.

LI71299