RBKC Awards Contract for Cyber Incident Recovery Services
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- •RBKC has contracted Change Network Limited for cyber incident recovery services.
- •The contract duration is 8 months, starting from May 2026.
- •Details about the cyber incident and affected systems are not disclosed.
The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea (RBKC) has awarded a service contract to Change Network Limited for support services related to a cyber incident. This contract was procured through the G-Cloud 14 framework, specifically Lot 3 for Cloud Support. The contract is set for 8 months and began in May 2026. The specific nature of the cyber incident has not been disclosed in the articles. The affected systems and the attack vector remain unspecified, indicating a lack of detailed public information regarding the incident. The contract was awarded to a single supplier, Change Network Limited, based in Stockport, UK. The procurement process closed on April 28, 2026.
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