It's a weak, non-committal contract. Magnum doesn't have to deliver and NSS doesn't have to take it. Either party can also terminate it with 90 days notice. A while ago, someone on this board pointed out that the price specified was only a fraction of market price for tire chips. Someone also posted a link to NSS's revenues and the most NSS ever did was a tiny, tiny fraction of that contract value. That contract was drafted as fodder to put out in press releases and nothing else.
So what happens to a non-committal contract where the terms are well below market? The company drafting that contract doesn't fill those orders but they announce the massive contract in every press release to get unwitting shareholders excited and buying the stock.
I wouldn't dignify their posts with a response - naysayers have their own agenda and don't own the stock. This is a start-up company and things always take longer than initially anticipated. Wait till the news comes out regarding SRI/Magnum compounds that's promised this week. That will be a real eye opener.