raymond lee, our contract compliance manager will come up and speak about his work. >> do i need to pause? i need to pause because we lost a quorum. >> the commission has reconvened >> good afternoon. i'm the contract compliance supervisor. what i would like to do is talk to a little bit about our plan for the upcoming fiscal year, which is essentially to support the project managers, their staff, and the projects themselves, but certainly we couldn't do it without the help of our team. i would like to introduce you to our team. behind me is george bridges, and also maria, we do have a vacancy in the division, which we are actively recruiting. would come before a choice you twice year to provide a semiannual report. what i thought might be helpful is to provide you an overview of what has taken place with the oci resolution. since 2012, over $5 billion has been awarded by the agency, which we have monitored. one point for of that -- went by 4 billion has gone to small businesses, benefiting up to 990 plus businesses. we are -- embedded within that mount -- amount, or 800,000 that have gon

let's flash back now just 14 years ago, 2005, lee raymond, who was the chairman and ceo of exxonmobil said there was no more natural gas in the the lower 48. we have to build the alaska gas pipeline. since that to me time we were producing 42, 43 backup kuhl kueber% day. this year we produce the 98% increase. 4,000 billion cubic feet per day of 199. what is that? it's twice the daily output of iron. four times the daily output of saudi arabia. >> and these are -- thee referencing the third and producerers in the world. >> enormous producerers. i don't know about the saudis. one of the most interesting points that's happening now it's a open secret in houston that the saudis or looking for a long lng with the u.s. to take the lng to the saudi arabia. think about that for a minute. >> yeah it truly has been an incredible time over the course of the last 10, 4 years because of the fraking revolution in the united states. i think about being in the white house in 2005, president george w. bush put forward a proposal that we were going to grow our way to our energy future which meant that