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The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea

Every award we hold where this buyer named a supplier, in London, the UK and UK, from 10 Dec 2008 to 14 Sept 2026— with what is open now and what ends soon.

Awards

240

naming a supplier

Attributed value

£737.7m + €334.9m

29 shared, unvalued

Suppliers

322

awarded to

Active

2008–2026

first to latest award

Open right now

Notices from this buyer still open for bids, soonest deadline first. Each links to the buyer's own notice; deadlines are as published.

Contracts ending soon

Awards whose notice published a contract end date in the next eighteen months, among awards published in the last 5 years. A notice without an end date is not listed — nothing is inferred.

Awards by year

2008not attributable1 award
2009€17.7m16 awards
2010€19.2m10 awards
2011€4.1m5 awards
2012€1.8m5 awards
2013€1.1m3 awards
2014€2.4m2 awards
2015£202.7m + €282.3m20 awards
2016£66.0m + €6.2m18 awards
2017not attributable6 awards
2018£204.3m7 awards
2019£24.1m19 awards
2020£10.0m11 awards
2021£35.4m6 awards
2022£640k4 awards
2023£67.2m14 awards
2024£18.8m13 awards
2025£46.3m36 awards
2026£62.3m44 awards

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How this profile is built

Awards are collected from official public procurement notices and deduplicated so one procurement counts once. The buyer's published spellings are grouped by case, punctuation and spacing only — this profile holds 10 of them; nothing that could mark a different body is removed, so a council and its housing department, or a trust and its charity, stay separate. An award counts here only where its notice named at least one supplier. Value is attributed only where the notice is explicit: a supplier's own itemised amount, or the whole value where one supplier was named. Awards naming several suppliers without a published split are counted and marked shared, never valued; a framework ceiling is never treated as money a supplier won; nothing is estimated. Every currency is reported separately, never summed. Contract end dates are the ones the notice published, looked for among awards published in the last 5 years. The linked source notice is authoritative.