Common use of Railcars Clause in Contracts

Railcars. Receive ethanol, petroleum and/or other oil products agreed to by the customer at receipt points identified by the customer. Load, or cause to be loaded, into rail cars, at the applicable delivery points identified by the customer, the volumes of product nominated by the customer. Transport ethanol, petroleum and/or other oil products identified by the customer to applicable delivery points identified by the customer via rail cars. Maintain, clean, repair, and when necessary, replace components of the rail cars so that they function at a level consistent with industry standards. Perform inspections and otherwise monitor the equipment in service. Store rail cars. Schedule the use of rail cars, including arrivals and departures of rail cars from the loading point and the actual hauling of rail cars from the loading point to its destination and obtain additional rail cars if necessary on a spot basis. Manage and track the movement of rail cars. Negotiate and maintain transportation contracts with third-party locomotive and rail track operators, and schedule and monitor cross-country travel with such third party locomotive and rail track operators. Obtain permits, and otherwise satisfy regulatory and other legal requirements, necessary to continue the use of the rail cars. Negotiate for and source leased rail cars. Perform administrative and billing services associated with the use of rail cars.

Railcars. Receive ethanol, petroleum and/or other oil products agreed to by the customer at receipt points identified by the customer. Load, or cause to be loaded, into rail cars, at the applicable delivery points identified by the customer, the volumes of product nominated by the customer. Transport ethanol, petroleum petroleum B-1 and/or other oil products identified by the customer to applicable delivery points identified by the customer via rail cars. Maintain, clean, repair, and when necessary, replace components of the rail cars so that they function at a level consistent with industry standards. Perform inspections and otherwise monitor the equipment in service. Store rail cars. Schedule the use of rail cars, including arrivals and departures of rail cars from the loading point and the actual hauling of rail cars from the loading point to its destination and obtain additional rail cars if necessary on a spot basis. Manage and track the movement of rail cars. Negotiate and maintain transportation contracts with third-party locomotive and rail track operators, and schedule and monitor cross-country travel with such third party locomotive and rail track operators. Obtain permits, and otherwise satisfy regulatory and other legal requirements, necessary to continue the use of the rail cars. Negotiate for and source leased rail cars. Perform administrative and billing services associated with the use of rail cars.