Section 67, The Public-Private Partnership Act, 2010

(1) A contracting authority may receive, consider,evaluate and accept an unsolicited proposal for a public-private partnership if the proposal– (a) is independently originated and developed by the proposer: (b) shall be beneficial to the public; Confidentiality Notice of award. Negotiation agreement not competitively procured. Record of selection and award proceedings. Organization of private partners. Unsolicited proposal. Review procedures. 40 41 (c) has been prepared without the supervision of the Unit or a contracting authority; and (d) includes sufficient detail and information for a contracting authority to prepare a feasibility study. (2) After preparing a feasibility study for an unsolicited proposal, and after receiving the advice of the Unit, a contracting authority shall submit the unsolicited proposal and the feasibility study to the Council, with a recommendation as to whether the procurement follow the procedures set out in sections 45 to 59 or, alternatively, the exceptional procedure set out in sections 60 and 61. PART VIII–SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES AND GENERAL PROVISIONS