Exhibit 10.6
 
 RESULTS GUARANTEE AGREEMENT PAVILION TECHNOLOGIES CARDINAL ETHANOL LLC. th
  1.
    
    Evaluation Term: The Evaluation Term shall commence upon completion of
Commissioning, and shall terminate thirty (30) days thereafter.
 2.
    
    Evaluation Term
Support: Pavilion shall, during the Evaluation Term, provide consulting
services to assist Customer in obtaining performance and return on investment from the
Pavilion Solution.
 3.
    
    Evaluation by
Customer: During the Evaluation Term, Customer may evaluate performance
of the Pavilion Solution in whatever manner Customer chooses.
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PavilionCustomer
    
    
    
    PAVILION TECHNOLOGIESCARDINAL ETHANOL LLC
    
    
    
    A Division of Rockwell Automation, IncBy:
    
    /s/ Jeffrey L. Painter
    
    
    
    By:
    
    /s/ Greg JacksonName:
    
    Jeffrey L. Painter
    
    
    
    
    
    Name:
    
    Greg JacksonTitle:
    
    President/CEO
    
    
    
    
    
    Title:
    
    Presidnet  RA PavilionDate:
    
    October 14, 2009
    
    
    
    
    
    Date:
    
    October 14, 2009
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PAVILION TECHNOLOGIES
A Division of Rockwell Automation, Inc.
 MASTER LICENSE AGREEMENT NO. PAV00674
 PAVILION TECHNOLOGIES CARDINAL ETHANOL LLC
 1. SOFTWARE LICENSE. Schedule A Schedule A Schedule A Schedule A Customer acknowledges that the
Software includes a license manager which restricts the installation
and use of the Software if it is used or moved in an unauthorized
manner.
 2. SOFTWARE SUPPORT Schedule B
 
    
    Corrections and resolutions for problems that Pavilion diagnoses as defects in a
currently supported version of the base Software as are generally made available by
Pavilion;
 
    
    All modifications, refinements, and enhancements (Improvements) which Pavilion
elects to incorporate into and make a part of the base Software and which Pavilion does
not elect to separately price or market;
 
    
    New releases of the Software which Pavilion elects to make
available to its general client base as part of Support; and
 
    
    Access to any electronic support systems, which may be
offered by Pavilion to its general customer base as part of
Support.
  3. SERVICES.
 4. PAYMENT.
 5. DELIVERY AND TRAINING.
 6. TERMINATION.
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7. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.
 8. OWNERSHIP OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY.
 9. LIMITED WARRANTIES AND DISCLAIMERS. PAVILION DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL PROMISES,
REPRESENTATIONS, AND GUARANTEES NOT EXPRESSLY SET
FORTH IN THIS AGREEMENT. NO STATEMENT IN THIS
AGREEMENT OR ANY OTHER PAVILION DOCUMENT IS INTENDED TO BE A WARRANTY UNLESS IT EXPRESSLY STATES IT
IS A WARRANTY AND PAVILION MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES, REPRESENTATIONS OR CONDITIONS OF
ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, REPRESENTATIONS OR
CONDITIONS OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
OR THOSE ARISING BY STATUTE OR OTHERWISE IN LAW OR
FROM A COURSE OF DEALING, COURSE OF PERFORMANCE, OR
USAGE OF THE TRADE.
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THE TERMS OF THIS SECTION 10 STATE PAVILIONS SOLE
LIABILITY WITH RESPECT TO ANY CLAIM REGARDING THE INFRINGEMENT OF ANY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
RIGHT BY SOFTWARE OR ANY PART THEREOF.
 11. LIMIT OF LIABILITY.
 12. NOTICES.
 Pavilion:
    
    Customer:President  RA Pavilion
    
    Legal10415 Morado Circle
    
    1554 N. 600 EastBuilding III, Suite 100
    
    Union City, IN 43790Austin, Texas 78759 USATelephone: (512) 438 1400
    
    Telephone: (765) 964 3137Fax: (512) 438 1401
    
    Fax: (765) 964 3349Cc: Contracts Manager
    
    Cc: Contracts Manager
 13. ASSIGNMENT
  14. GENERAL.
 Waiver
 Headings, Constructions
 Severability
 Limitation on Actions
 Force Majeure
 Export Compliance
 Merger, Amendments
 Governing Law, Dispute Resolution
 Waiver of Sovereign Immunity
 Registration of Agreement
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Third Party Beneficiaries
 Third Party Software
 Incorporation
  Customer: CARDINAL ETHANOL LLC
    
    PAVILION TECHNOLOGIES A Division of Rockwell Automation, Inc.By:
    
    /s/ Jeffrey L. Painter
    
    By:
    
    /s/ Greg JacksonName:
    
    Jeffrey L. Painter
    
    
    
    Name:
    
    Greg JacksonTitle:
    
    President/CEO
    
    
    
    Title:
    
    President  RA PavilionDate:
    
    October 14, 2009
    
    
    
    Date:
    
    October 14, 2009
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PAVILION TECHNOLOGIES
A Division of Rockwell Automation, Inc
   Pavilion8®
    
    Pavilion8
    
    Pavilion8
    
    Pavilion8Water Balance
    
    Distillation Sieve
    
    Fermentation
    
    Stillage/EvaporationSoftware Name
    
    Module
    
    Module
    
    Module
    
    Module1 . Software Code
    
    8482
    
    8481
    
    8483
    
    84842. License Type 
    
    APPLICATION
    
    APPLICATION
    
    APPLICATION
    
    APPLICATION3. Number of Applications/
Properties/Controllers
    
    1
    
    1
    
    1
    
    14. Operating System Platform
    
    WIN 2000
    
    WIN 2000
    
    WIN 2000
    
    WIN 20005. Number Of Licenses
    
    1
    
    1
    
    1
    
    16. Number of Concurrent Users
    
    Unlimited
    
    Unlimited
    
    Unlimited
    
    Unlimited7. Designated Location:
    
    Water Balance Union City, IN
    
    Distillation/Sieve Union City, IN
    
    Fermentation Union City, IN
    
    Stillage/Evaporators Union City, IN8. License Term/License Date
    
    **
    
    **
    
    **
    
    **9. License Fee US$
    
    ***
    
    ***
    
    ***
    
    ***
 **
    
    License shall become perpetual upon Acceptance as described on that certain Work Assignment No.
1 to the Master Services Agreement by and between Customer and Pavilion of even date herewith
(MSA). Upon timely rejection pursuant to the Results Guarantee between the parties of even date
herewith, Pavilion will remove the Solution as provided in the Results Guarantee and no further
obligations shall exist between the Parties except those specifically set forth in Section 6 of
the Agreement and Section 8 of the MSA.***
    
    License fees and payment terms are included in the total solution pricing as set forth in Work
Assignment No. 1 to the Master Services Agreement by and between Customer and Pavilion dated of
even date herewith. Schedule A Definitions
 Unit License
 Initial Support Period
 Solution Acceptance
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    PAVILION TECHNOLOGIES A Division of Rockwell Automation, Inc.By:
    
    /s/ Jeffrey L. Painter
    
    By:
    
    /s/ Greg JacksonName:
    
    Jeffrey L. Painter
    
    
    
    Name:
    
    Greg JacksonTitle:
    
    President/CEO
    
    
    
    Title:
    
    President  RA PavilionDate:
    
    October 14, 2009
    
    
    
    Date:
    
    October 14, 2009
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PAVILION TECHNOLOGIES
A Division of Rockwell Automation, Inc.
 MASTER SERVICES AGREEMENT NO. PAV00674
 PAVILION TECHNOLOGlES, CARDINAL ETHANOL LLC.
 1. DEFINITIONS.
 Change Order
 License Agreement
 Pavilion Work Product
 Person-day
 Person-hour
 Software Product
 Standard Time and Materials Rates
 Time and Materials Basis
 Work Assignment
 2. PAVILION SERVICES.
 Work
Assignments
 Change Management Procedures
 
    
    A description of any additional work to be performed or changes to the performance
required of either party;
    
    A statement of the impact of the work or changes on the services or other requirements of
this Agreement or the related Work Assignment;
    
    The estimated timetable to complete the work specified in the Change Order and the impact,
if any, on the schedule or costs;
    
    Specific individuals initially assigned management responsibilities;
    
    Acceptance criteria, if any; and
    
    Signatures of authorized representatives of both parties.
  Time and Materials Basis
 Personnel
 Estimates
 Customer
Facilities and Indemnification
 General Indemnity
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Disclaimer of Other Indemnities
 Work Product
 3. PAYMENT.
 Payment Terms.
 Reimbursable Expenses.
 4. WARRANTY. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
INCLUDING (WITHOUT LIMITATION) THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF MERCHANTABILITY AND
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND ANY REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES, OR CONDITIONS ARISING BY LAW OR FROM A COURSE OF DEALING, COURSE OF PERFORMANCE
OR USAGE OF THE TRADE.
 5. LIMIT OF LIABILITY.
 6. CONFIDENTIALITY.
 7. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR.
 8. TERMINATION.
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9. DISPUTE
RESOLUTION.
 Management
Resolution
 Senior
Management Resolution
 Executive
Management Resolution
 Mediation
 10. MISCELLANEOUS.
 Waiver
 Headings; Constructions
 Severability
 Assignment
 Limitation
on Actions
 Force
Majeure
 Export
Compliance
 Merger;
Amendments
 Employee
Solicitation
 Governing
Law
 Waiver
of Sovereign Immunity
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Third Party Beneficiaries
 Third Party Software.
 Incorporation
 Counterparts;
Notices; Covenant of
Further Assurances
  Customer: CARDINAL ETHANOL LLC
    
    
    
    PAVILION TECHNOLOGIES,A Division of Rockwell Automation, Inc.By:
    
    /s/ Jeffery L. Painter
    
    
    
    By:
    
    /s/ Greg JacksonName:
    
    Jeffery L. Painter
    
    
    
    
    
    Name:
    
    Greg JacksonTitle:
    
    President/CEO
    
    
    
    
    
    Title:
    
    President  RA PavilionDate:
    
    October 14, 2009
    
    
    
    
    
    Date:
    
    October
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PAVILION TECHNOLOGIES
A Division of Rockwell Automation, Inc.
 WORK ASSIGNMENT  FIXED PRICE BASIS
 Work Assignment Number: - 001
Customer Name: - CARDINAL ETHANOL LLC
 1. Service Description
  2. Charges
  2.1 Personnel Time
  Definition of payment milestones
    
    % of Project
    
    

US $October 15, 2009
    
    
    5
    %
    
    $
    91,250December 15, 2009
    
    
    5
    %
    
    $
    91,250February 15, 2010
    
    
    10
    %
    
    $
    182,500March 15, 2010
    
    
    10
    %
    
    $
    182,500May 15, 2010
    
    
    15
    %
    
    $
    273,750July 15, 2010
    
    
    20
    %
    
    $
    365,000September 15, 2010
    
    
    15
    %
    
    $
    273,750Upon Acceptance, as hereinafter defined.
    
    
    20
    %
    
    $
    365,000Total
    
    
    100
    %
    
    $
    1,825,000
  Solution Acceptance
 2.2 Additional Project Costs to Customer (not included)
 rd
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2.3 Reimbursable Expenses
  2.4 Remote Access
  3. Period of Assignment; Non-Cancelable
  4. Location of Services.
  5. Change Management
  6. Incorporation of Agreement.
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    PAVILION TECHNOLOGIESA Division of Rockwell Automation, Inc.By:
    
    /s/ Jeffery L. Painter

    
    By:
    
    /s/ Greg JacksonPrinted Name:
    
    Jeffrey L. Painter
    
    
    
    Printed Name:
    
    Greg JacksonTitle:
    
    President/CEO
    
    
    
    Title:
    
    President  RA PavilionDate:
    
    October 14, 2009
    
    
    
    Date:
    
    October 14, 2009
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ATTACHMENT A TO WORK ASSIGNMENT NUMBER 001
 CARDINAL ETHANOL LLC,
DRY MILL ETHANOL PLANTWIDE MPC
 I. SCOPE OF SERVICES
  A.
    
    Milling/Water-Balance APC to manage slurry solids and water inventories through fermentation
and current plant balance.
 B.
    
    Fermentation APC toward model predictive batch fermenter and enzyme usage control.
 C.
    
    Ethanol distillation and molecular sieve APC.
 D.
    
    Dryer, Evaporator and Stillage Management APC
  A.
    
    The Milling/Water Balance APC Module manages the fermentation gap, liquefaction
solids and %backset to enable a consistent feedstock to fermentation. A slurry solids inferred property model
along with overall plant throughput targets will adjust milled corn rates and the primary cook water flow
control to maintain a targeted %solids to fermentation. Water balance will manage %backset, fermentation gap, primary
inventory levels and %contributions of other water sources to maintain a consistent, targeted water balance
in the fermentation feed. The primary handles available include process water to the fermentation scrubber,
backset rates, cook water feed, slurry flowand other specific water balance handles. In the controller unit critical
operating constraints including cook temperature and pressure control limits and various holding level limits will be
observed and operated within by the model predictive control system. The slurry system will be managed to minimize
NH3 slippage through pH and temperature controller tuning.
 B.
    
    The Fermentation APC Module manages the batch utilization of yeast and enzyme
through predictive and closed-loop control of end of batch sugars and ethanol concentration in the seven fermenters
at the customers site. This Module will utilize inferred quality analyzer predictions biased to HPLC data entry
sampling the fermenter and providing real-time concentration information including ethanol and dextrose
concentrations. The Module will adjust enzyme addition rates in cook/liquefaction and in fermentation as well as
closed-loop continual adjustment of fermenter temperatures. The Module will take into account fermentation time and
available cooling water temperatures and where utilized make good usage to manage chiller usage and online
temperature logic. Continual, gradual adjustment of temperatures will maximize yeast performance at
minimum costs. Adjustment of liquefaction targets will maximize fermenter end-of-batch ethanol content at high
ethanol yields per bushel.
 C.
    
    The Ethanol distillation and molecular sieve APC will include a rectifier
overhead quality model to manage critical operating constraints to respond to changing parameter and steam system demand changes
in real-time with stable continuous intelligent control actions at Customers dry-mill ethanol facility.
Additionally, an energy management system will review the demands on the ethanol distillation to minimize steam demands
and improve throughput. Control models will incorporate beer feed rates, evaporator steam, rectifier reflux,
side stripper and cook flash steam, sieve feed rate, sieve feed temperature and back-pressure within the pressure limits
of the sieve beds in both trains of beds.D.
    
    The Dryer, Evaporator and Stillage management APC includes models on four ICM design
dryers (A&B and C&D), evaporator and centrifuges (6) to manage critical operation constraints to respond to
changing syrup moisture levels and stillage system demand changes in real-time with stable continuous intelligent
control actions. The dryer and evaporator energy model (MPC) will be tied to the distillation and sieve control model
to coordinate energy moves because of the heat integration of these various units. Syrup solids inferred property
model will be controlled and stabilized in real time as part of the evaporator control algorithms. TO controls on both
thermal oxidizers and where available dryer controllers will be managed to minimize energy costs and stabilize
steam pressure.
 Pavilion Responsibilities
  
    
    Recommendation of required hardware, operating system, any third-party software and
integration of Pavilion software.
    
    Pavilion off-line and run-time software for the Solution
described in this proposal(APC/optimization) including standard driver software to your DCS through a standard OPC
interface.
    
    Regulatory controller tuning will be jointly accomplished and Pavilion will provide
consulting on existing loops that will interact with the APC Solution.
    
    Informal application training of designated personnel during commissioning, which
includes if desired four-hours for a course and support for the Customer training team per application.
    
    Deployment of standard Pavilion8 screens configured to monitor applications
described in this scope.
    
    Functional design and final documentation.
 Water Balance and Slurry Solids Scope
 
    
    Develop, deploy and commission Slurry solids quality models from
operator samples.
 
    
    Tune cook, water flow, pressure, temperature and pH controllers as
required.
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
    
    Application design, development, and commissioning for the applications described here as
needed to stably manage slurry solids, %backset, process water and fermentation gap as well
as continuously, stably and efficiently operate these mills, water cycles and fermentation
water constituents.
 Fermentation APC Scope
 
    
    Develop, deploy and commission fermentation batch quality models from operator fermenter sampling and HPLC results.
    
    Tune enzyme flows and fermentation vat, feed and yeast prop temperature controllers as required.
    
    Application design, development, and commissioning for the applications described here
as needed to stably manage fermentation end ethanol and residual sugars as well as
continuously, stably and efficiently operate these fermenters and maximize ethanol yields
or capacity depending on current economic objectives.
 Ethanol Distillation and Sieve Scope
 
    
    Develop, deploy and commission a rectifier reflux quality model from operator samples
    
    Tune distillation controllers as required
    
    Develop, deploy and commission an ethanol distillation system controller that stabilizes 190 proof product.
    
    Adjust targets on overhead ethanol quality, side stripper DT, beer column DT and steam
to the syrup evaporator to reduce distillation steam/gal of 190 proof product and manage
distillation/sieve drying capacity based on reflux proof target control.
    
    Develop, deploy and commission an ethanol product quality model from operator samples through Karl Fisher moisture
models.
    
    Tune sieve controllers as required.
    
    Develop, deploy and commission a model-based molecular sieve controller that
manages back-pressure, vaporizer temperature and sieve feed rate to provide a stable,
targeted anhydrous product within specification.
    
    Adjust targets on product ethanol purity, pressure drop limits and target feed
rates to increase anhydrous product water content and yield
 DDGS Dryer, Evaporator, TO and Stillage Management Scope
 
    
    Develop, deploy and commission a DDGS moisture model from
operator samples
    
    Application design, development, and commissioning for the applications described here
as needed to reduce fuel consumption per ton DDGS and increase average DDGS moisture (and yield) as well as stably and efficiently
operate these evaporators, centrifuges, TO and stillage inventory tankage.
    
    The plant-wide solution shall also enable overall plant throughput management to
balance the controlled plant sections to either a targeted production (i.e. Ethanol production) or if unachievable under unit operating
limits the maximum achievable production. It will tie these four plant Module sections together in a common control
environment that coordinates throughput.
  
    
    All items listed in the Customer scope of supply below.
    
    Custom software development of any kind, including non-standard interface/drivers
between Pavilion software and Customers automation system or historian. Pavilion can
facilitate this as a project change-order if required.
    
    RTO or package boiler control.
 (none anticipated)
    
    PEMS model development or deployment  project management
of NOx limits (if relevant, not anticipated) assumes an available signal from an installed and tested CEMS unit.
    
    Exclusivity arrangements of any kind. Pavilion retains the rights to use the
engineering and applications knowledge developed on this project in other plants.
   1.
    
    DCS is Siemens APACS with a Siemens APACS software OPC interface (standard with Pavilion8).2.
    
    Pavilion will continue to be able to adjust targets on the controlled plant sections
after discussions with Customers Project Manager or his designate (as required).3.
    
    Customer will assign documented work on DCS configuration to support the connectivity
and integration with the above control system including: operator entry of lab values for model biasing, remote/computer access to
specific MV controllers, target and limit entry for desired operator controlled APC objectives, bumpless transfer from computer
to automatic controller modes and automated shedding and alarming on communication failures of these remote loops. This shall
be accomplished using means acceptable within customers ICM agreements.4.
    
    Pavilion and Customer will identify any required interface software and Customer will
as necessary acquire additional licenses (est. $7,000/plant for required DCS OPC or other Pavilion specified supported interface).5.
    
    Remote access to the control computer will be made available at the site kickoff and
should be tested and working before the installation of the 1st Pavilion models.6.
    
    Existing and
 additional instruments are required to complete this work  Pavilion
requires a functioning 200 proof product analyzer from the sieves (Anton Paar or Chino recommended, if NIR utilized it is to be
installed and calibrated including samples up to 0.80 wt%). It is assumed that the density analyzers on slurry flow, syrup draw are
reliable and relatively consistent. It is also assumed that continuous glucoamylase addition is controllable and measured with signals
to and from the control system. Finally, it is recommended that data collection and communication with the fermentation HPLC
sampling including connectivity to either the Pavilion PC or the DCS be installed.
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7.
    
    All critical manipulated variables (current controllers) on system (including mill
speed or flow, cook water flow, backset rates, process water flow and slurry flow,
fermentation feed temperature, fermenter temperatures, continuous alpha amylase and
glucoamylase flow controllers, evaporator syrup draw, evaporator steam, centrifuge flows,
dryer gas flow, syrup flows, TO gas flow, TO ID and combustion air dampers, beer column
feed, centrifuge feeds, rectifier reflux, side stripper steam, cook flash steam, sieve
feed flow, sieve feed/.back pressure and sieve vaporizer temperature) are all adjustable
from the DCS control system. Where critical variables are unavailable except through
manual operator hand valves, Pavilion should be informed and a joint decision will be made
on either automating these valves or the impact of having these controllers unavailable to
the proposed MPC system. In the event that any one of these controllers has malfunctioned
and cannot be replaced within a 30 day period from the scheduled Module commissioning
dates, this controller will be removed from the scope of supply. It will then be earmarked
as a task item to be done under a separate maintenance contract.
 Customer Scope
  Customers deliverables
 
    
    Assisting with functional design (including design review) at site.
 
    
    Assist with data collection and historic data configuration and extraction.
 
    
    Familiarization with Pavilion software for basic application maintenance (formal training is available separately).
 
    
    Purchase and installation of new instruments, as required (none anticipated).
 
    
    Checking and calibration of existing instruments, as required.
 
    
    Purchase and installation of PC(s) and any third-party manufactured software and
interfaces for Pavilion software to communicate with the DCS/SCADA (i.e. Siemens OPC and
pcAnywhere are assumed). PC hardware requirements will be provided on request, but a
standard Windows server-class PC should be assumed.
 
    
    Input signal conditioning and manipulation within the SCADA or DCS (none additional
anticipated);
 
    
    Co-ordination of on-site testing (step testing, lab sampling etc.).
 
    
    DCS point building for input signals
 (including current laboratory results on
DCS/SCADA), database functions, operator-enabled facility for Pavilion On/Off control and
lab result tags configured to clients standard protocols, using a basic operator display
system from the DCS/SCADA vendor. Approximately 8 work-weeks is estimated for this activity
for the plant; however a firm estimate is strongly recommended to be requested from the DCS
system integration service provider. Based on recent customer notes from ICM a delivery
method, which satisfies your ICM agreements is recommended.
 
    
    Installation services and interface communication checkout of all programs in the supervisory
computer and the DCS.
 
    
    Internet, Modem/phone-line or other remote access under Customers control to
online PC for Pavilions use during and after the project is assumed.
 
    
    Participating in installation and commissioning of Pavilion technology.
 
    
    Training operators and preparation of operator documentation beyond initial Pavilion
operator training and Pavilion users guide.
 
    
    Maintaining and supporting the delivered applications after commissioning
of those applications.
 
    
    Any management-of-change requirements or ISO documentation preparation
 Water Balance and Liquefaction Solids
 
    
    Collect sufficient and reliable slurry product samples for identification in the lab using
current analyzers as available to develop accurate dynamic predictive models for the slurry
solids. This is assumed to be data over a five-day period of cook and liquefaction testing with
samples taken every 30 minutes.
 
    
    Update the DCS system to enable control on the water balance and liquefaction
controllers and data entry for the liquefaction solids.
 Fermentation
 
    
    Update the DCS system to enable control on the fermenter/yeast prop enzymes and
fermentation temperature controllers and data entry for the fermentation HPLC results.
Installation of a real-time HPLC sampling, trending and communication protocol between DCS
or Pavilion computer and the laboratory HPLC assumed.
 
    
    Execute fermentations over two weeks with the described online analyzers testing with
optimal fermentation trajectories as calculated by the Pavilion offline fermentation
optimization models.
 Ethanol Distillation and Molecular Sieves
 
    
    Collect sufficient rectifier overhead samples for identification in the lab using
temperature compensate density or better analyzers as available to develop accurate dynamic
predictive models for the distillation column. This is assumed to be data over a five-day
period of distillation tower testing with samples taken every 30 minutes.
 
    
    Update the DCS system to enable control on the distillation tower controllers and data
entry for the distillation tower reflux proof.
 
    
    Update the DCS system to enable control on the molecular sieve controllers and data entry for
the ethanol product purity.
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DDGS Dryer, Evaporator and Stillage Management
 
    
    Collect sufficient evaporator syrup product moisture samples for identification with
rapid oven method currently used to develop accurate dynamic predictive models for the
evaporator. This is assumed to be data over a four-day period of evaporator unit testing
with samples taken every 30 minutes.
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    Collect sufficient DDGS dryer product samples for identification with rapid oven method
currently used to develop accurate predictive models of DDGS moisture. This is assumed to
be data over a four-eight day period of dryer unit testing with samples taken every hour.
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    Update the DCS system to enable control on the dryer and evaporator and data entry for
the DDGS and dryer moistures and evaporator solids.
 Customers Project Manager
 
 Miscellaneous
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    All orders are subject to acceptance at Pavilions company headquarters. No form
of acceptance except Pavilions acknowledgment in writing, mailed to the buyer shall
constitute a valid acceptance of a customers order. Any terms and/or conditions in
addition to or in conflict with the terms and conditions to the attached Master License
Agreement, Schedule A to the Master License Agreement, Services Agreement and Work
Assignment Number are rejected unless such terms shall have been accepted in writing by
Pavilion.
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    Changes in scope, lost time, or work which must be duplicated, through no fault of
Pavilion Technologies, will be subject to Pavilions change order process, and will be
invoiced to Customer at Pavilions hourly rate.
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    All out-of-scope engineering services will be billed at the end of each month in which
services are performed, or after completion of the project, whichever occurs first.
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    Customer and Pavilion will mutually agree to a project schedule. Delays due to
equipment or personnel limitations under Customers control that increase Pavilions costs
will be invoiced to Customer unless sufficient notice to avoid the cost is provided. These
increased costs may be due to underutilized personnel or unnecessary equipment
mobilization/demobilization.
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    Travel and living expenses associated with engineering services will be invoiced at the
end of each month in which they are incurred.
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    All invoices are net due 30 days and in US dollars.
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    FOB Austin, Texas, USA.
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ATTACHMENT B TO WORK ASSIGNMENT NUMBER 001
 CARDINAL ETHANOL LLC
DRY MILL ETHANOL PLANTWIDE MPC
 Remote Access Obligations
  1.
    
    Ownership
 a.
    
    Customer must provide a point of contact for resolution of remote access issues.
 b.
    
    Customer will retain complete control of the remote access and take all
commercially reasonable measures to protect the Customer System from unauthorized
access. PAVILION WILL NOT HAVE ANY LIABILITY FOR THE ACTS OR OMISSIONS OF THIRD
PARTIES IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROVISION OF REMOTE ACCESS SERVICES.
 c.
    
    Customer will be responsible for all reasonable technical, administrative
and financial obligations with respect to communication costs incurred in providing
Remote Access Services.
 2.
    
    Functional capabilities
 a.
    
    Pavilion can view and control the computer desktop, including use of the
start button and viewing programs running locally on the computer.
 b.
    
    While working via remote access, Pavilion has an account with
privileges sufficient to perform application engineering activities.
 c.
    
    The remote access link must allow bi-directional file transfer capability for both
ASCII and binary files.
 d.
    
    The remote access link must allow aremote user to browse to all Pavilion
application web pages from the local system desktop.
 e.
    
    For sites with Pavilion applications on multiple computers, the remote
access host must allow the remote user to tunnel (extend) remote access from the
remote access host through the Customer network to additional computers through the
use of VNC, PcAnywhere, Timbuktu, Remote Desktop or other remote access software.
 3.
    
    Performance
 a.
    
    The time required to log in to local desktop must be less than five (5) minutes.
 b.
    
    The time required to open a 100 KB file in Notepad, modify the last line,
and save the modified file must be less than one (1) minute.
 c.
    
    The time required to browse to Pavilion application logon web page must be less than
fifteen (15) seconds.
 d.
    
    The time required to transfer a 100 KB file in either direction must be less than one
(1) minute.
 4.
    
    Availability
 a.
    
    If human assistance is required from the customer to gain access (e.g.,
activate a modem), it must be possible to contact the technician and establish
connectivity during normal Customer business hours within one (1) hour.
 b.
    
    Remote access may continue beyond normal business hours. Remote access
will be terminated by Pavilion, and if requested, notification of termination will
be made upon disconnect.
 c.
    
    Under normal circumstances, connections must last at least one (1)
hour without disruption.
  1.
    
    To comply with Customer remote access guidelines provided to Pavilion in writing by Customer.
 2.
    
    To only use the Customer System for Remote Access Services purposes.
 3.
    
    That it will not seek information on, obtain copies of, or modify files, tapes,
passwords or any type of data belonging to other
Customer System users unless specifically authorized to do so as part of the Remote Access
Services.
 4.
    
    That it will not use the Customer System to intentionally develop or execute programs
that could harass other Customer System users, infiltrate the Customer System, or damage or
alter the Customer System.
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