![]() ![]() ![]() The discussions between the Municipality and Millennium Waste would conclude with a review of a draft form of the contract. On 25 July 2007, the Municipality addressed a letter to Millennium Waste, stating that the offer had been accepted subject to further logistical arrangements between the parties for purposes of executing the contract. In order for a valid contract to come into effect, the Municipality would have to, in its acceptance, mirror the offer made by Millennium Waste, unequivocally and unconditionally and this process would have had to be preceded by a proper evaluation in compliance with section 217 of the Constitution. At most, it was an invitation to potential tenderers, in this case Millennium Waste, to make an offer that would be evaluated by the Municipality in accordance with the public procurement prescripts. It must be noted that the invitation by the Municipality to the public to submit a tender for work to be done was not an offer that was open to acceptance by the highest tenderer. ![]() On 20 February 2006, Millennium Waste Management (Millennium Waste) submitted a tender, in response to the invitation. In this case, the Municipal Manager of the Sol Plaatje Municipality (the Municipality) issued an invitation for proposals to operate the Kimberley and Ritchie Waste Disposal Site (the Site). ![]()
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