This is an HTML version of an attachment to the Freedom of Information request 'DfI Roads Term Contract for School Safety, 20mph zone and Vehicle Activated Signs'.



 
DfI Transport and Road Asset Maintenance 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
FAO Stanley Tatum 
 
 
 
Email: request-1109752-
 
xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx 
 
 
 
Clarence Court 
10-18 Adelaide Street 
Belfast BT2 8GB 
Tel: 02890 54045 
 
Our ref.: DFI/2024-0155 
 
16 April 2024 
 
Dear Mr Tatum, 
 
Re:  DfI Roads Term Contract for School Safety, 20mph Zone and Vehicle 
Activated Signs 
 
Thank you for your email dated 2 April 2024 requesting, under the Freedom of 
Information Act (FOI), the following information held by the Department: 
• What are the contractual performance KPI's for this contract? 
• Suppliers who applied for inclusion on each framework/contract and were 
successful & not successful at the PQQ & ITT stages  
• Actual spend on this contract/framework (and any sub lots), from the start 
of the contract to the current date 
• Start date & duration of framework/contract? 
• Could you please provide a copy of the service/product specification 
given to all bidders for when this contract was last advertised? 
• Is there an extension clause in the framework(s)/contract(s) and, if so, 
the duration of the extension? 
• Has a decision been made yet on whether the framework(s)/contract(s) 
are being either extended or renewed? 
• Who is the senior officer (outside of procurement) responsible for this 
contract? 
 
In considering your request on behalf of the Department I have determined that the 
information requested falls under the aegis of the Environmental Information 
Regulations 2004, as opposed to the FOI Act 2000.  Section 39 of the Freedom of 
Information Act specifically excludes from consideration under that Act requests for 
 

what is deemed to be environmental information.  EIR gives rights of public access 
environmental information held by public authorities. 
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In response to your request, I can confirm that the Department does hold 
information relating to your request and, being suitable for disclosure, I attach the 
information held by DfI as ANNEX 1.  
 
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an internal review.  Internal review requests should be submitted within two months 
of the date of receipt of the response to your original letter and should be 
addressed to: 
 
Head of Information Management Unit 
DfI Information Management Unit 
Clarence Court 
10-18, Adelaide Street 
Belfast  
BT2 8GB 
dfi xx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx 
 
Please remember to quote the reference number above in any future 
communications. 
 
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apply directly to the Information Commissioner for a decision.  The Information 
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Information Commissioner’s Office, 
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Water Lane, 
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Cheshire,  
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Yours sincerely, 
 
 
 
Stephen Bradshaw 
Deputy Director Procurement & Commercial