14 January 2021
Five-day human intelligence training for 14 Frontex officers.
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Request to | Frontex |
Request for |
In relation to the contract signed by Frontex PP/01/2020 - with Chenega Europe Ltd (Human Intelligence Training): - The terms of reference - Documents setting out the aims and objectives of the project/contract, if not included in the ToR - All correspondence between Frontex and the contracted companies concerning the project/contract in question. |
Date request submitted | 18 November 2020 |
Date registered | 19 November 2020 |
Deadline extended? | Yes, extended by 15 working days on 10 December 2020 |
Date response received | 14 January 2021 |
Full access granted? | No |
Confirmatory application? | No |
Exceptions invoked |
Expunged parts: personal data, in particular, the names and contact details of individuals Refused access to six documents: protection of commercial interests of legal persons, including intellectual property. In particular, information on the competences and working methods of the tenderers, their know-how, internal organization, cost as well as proposed prices. "No overriding public interest." "Sound administration": the administrative burden necessary to identify and redact the releasable materials would be disproportionate to the public interest in the disclosure exercise itself. |
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