exhibit 10. 34 government of puerto rico puerto rico electric power authority amendment no. 5 to emergency master service agreement for prepa ’ s electrical grid repairs - hurricane maria appear as first party : the puerto rico electric power authority ( prepa ), a public corporation and government instrumentality of the commonwealth of puerto rico, created by act 83 of may 2, 1941, as amended ( “ act 83 ” ), represented in this act by its executive director, justo luis gonzalez torres, of legal age, married, engineer and resident of juana diaz, puerto rico. as second party : cobra acquisitions llc ( contractor ), a limited liability company organized and existing under the laws of the state of delaware with a place of business at 14201 caliber drive, suite 300, oklahoma city, oklahoma 73134, herein represented by arty straehla, of legal age, married, and a resident of oklahoma city, oklahoma. whereas : prepa is authorized to enter into this agreement by virtue of section 6 ( f ) of act 83. whereas : on october 19, 2017, prepa and the contractor entered into an emergency master service agreement for prepa ’ s electrical grid repairs - hurricane maria ( the “ original contract ). whereas : prepa and the contractor executed an amendment no. 1 to the original contract dated november 1, 2017, an amendment no. 2 to the original contract dated as of december 8, 2017, an amendment no. 3 to the original contract dated december 21, 2017, an amendment no. 4 to the original contract dated as of january 28, 2018 ( the original contract, as so amended, the “ contract ” ). whereas : the united states army corps of engineers ( usace ) has been the primary procurement authority for materials necessary for the restoration of power in puerto rico, whose procurement channels have faced increasing supply chain pressures and whose procurements must comply with various u. s. laws and regulations such as the buy american act ( 41 u. s. c. § § 8301 - 8305 ). whereas : various materials required for the restoration of power are only readily available from foreign suppliers under contract with prepa and who meet prepa ’ s specifications. whereas : stateside response efforts and storm restoration requirements in places such as houston, tx and the state of florida following hurricanes harvey and irma depleted materials from suppliers available to the usace, and for these or other supply chain constraints, have limited the availability of materials