british construction industry awards 2020 celebrating the

British Construction Industry Awards2020Celebrating the very best in construction and engineering

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2020 JudgesPam AlexanderNon-executive director, Future Cities CatapultBob Allies Partner, Allies & MorrisonHuda AsadHead of infrastructure performance, Infrastructure Projects AuthorityTim BeaumontPolicy advisor,Health & Safety ExecutivePaul BentleyManaging director,JN BentleyMark BewHead of UK Government task group for BIM,Department for Business, Energy & Industrial StrategyHarbinder BirdiChartered architect and senior partner,Hawkins/BrownChristian BocciPartner,WestonWilliamson & PartnersKeith BowersTunnels and systems director,Lower Thames CrossingKelly BradleyLegacy and communityinvestment manager,TidewayPaul BreslinHead of safety performance and assurance, TidewayAlan BuntingHead of development delivery, British LandKate CairnsFounder,Cairns ConsultancyLyle ChrystieDirector, Reiach & HallJohn CurtinExecutive director,Environment AgencySimon Diggle Head of supplier development, Highways EnglandKathryn DonaldDigital design lead,Max FordmanChris DulakeGlobal railways and transit leader,Mott MacDonald

Carolyn DwyerExecutive director,City of London CorporationMark EnzerChief technical officer,Mott MacDonald and Project 13Hugh Ferguson Former deputy director general,Institution of Civil EngineersSteve FinkHead of HSE operations,HS2 LtdRich FisherHead of Western Alliance,Great Western RailwayBrian FitzpatrickSmart motorways programme – head of design management, Highways EnglandJérôme FurgeUK director, Bouygues TPLiz GarlingeDirector, strategic projects,Highways EnglandDan GreenHead of sustainability and innovation,Wessex WaterJulia Gregory Director of projects,Ebbsfleet Development Corporation David HancockHead of construction,Cabinet OfficeFergus Harradence Deputy director for construction,Department for Business, Energy & Industrial StrategyRob HattonGroup head of procurement,CostainVictoria HillsChief executive, RTPI Ian Hodge Deputy director, FCRM, Environment AgencyPeter HoggUK cities director, ArcadisKatherine IbbotsonCarbon planning manager,Environment AgencyBlane JuddExecutive director,BLTK Consulting

Anne KempDirector for BIM strategy and implementation, AtkinsJon Kirkup Consultant, WSPMartin KnightFounding director,Knight ArchitectsNirmal KotechaDirector of capital programme and procurement, UK Power NetworksIsabel LiuBoard member,Transport FocusMaria MachancosesDirector, Midlands Connect Michelle McDowellPrincipal, BDPAlan MilesTemporary work designated individual, CostainSadie MorganDirector, dRMM ArchitectsTony MulhallAssociate director,Royal Institution of Chartered SurveyorsEmer MurnaghanHead of sustainable development,GrahamClare MurrayHead of sustainability,Levitt BernsteinGordon MurrayConsultant architect,Gordon Murray ArchitectPaul Mustow Divisional director - free schools capital, Department for EducationGerry O’BrienDirector, AKT IILarry O’Toole Head of design and delivery,Dublin Airport Tom PerryHead of architecture and built environment, Design CouncilShaun PidcockMajor projects director,Highways EnglandJohn PatchDirector, Team Patch

Les PyleChief executive,Institute for Collaborative WorkingJerry PullingerPrincipal engineer, Richter AssociatesMike PutnamNon-executive director, Network Rail/Arcadis/Southern Water/TidewaySteve Quartermain Director, chief planner, MHCLGSimon RawlinsonPartner, head of strategic research and insight, ArcadisDavid RileyHead of carbon,Anglian WaterJulian RobinsonHead of architecture,Crossrail Jon SandfordNational lead on infrastructure planning, Homes EnglandDeborah SauntDirector, DSDHAUsman ShahFounder, Diversity HutPaul SheffieldPresident,Institution of Civil EngineersAdrian St.JohnDesign director, Kier Sian ThomasHead of operations readiness,TidewayDavid ThomasSecretary, Temporary Works ForumBob TongDirector of infrastructure,LendleaseChris Twinn Principal, Twinn Sustainability InnovationKeith WallerProgramme director,Construction Innovation HubStuart YoungHousing and regeneration construction unit, Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

British Construction Industry Awards Winners 2020Page 04 Commercial Property Project of the Year; Community Engagement Initiative of the YearPage 05 Cultural and Leisure Project of the Year; Digital Initiative of the YearPage 06 Climate Resilience Project of the Year; Environment & Sustainability Initiative of the YearPage 07 Housing Project of the Year;

Health, Safety & Wellbeing Initiative of the YearPage 10 Social Infrastructure Project of the Year;

Temporary Works Initiative of the YearPage 11 Transport Project of the Year; Productivity in Construction Initiative of the YearPage 12 Utility Project of the Year;

Product Innovation of the YearPage 13 NIC Design Principles Award;

Outstanding Contribution to Covid-19 ResponsePage 14 Initiative of the Year;

Small Project of the YearPage 15 Project of the Year

Page 16 Shortlists

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Welcome to this year’s winners supplement for the 2020 British Construction Industry Awards (BCIA).

With all the challenges the industry has faced this year with Covid-19, it is great to celebrate the achievements of this industry on site and the initiatives the sector is developing to ensure we deliver better outcomes every time.

This year we have a couple of special categories – one celebrating the efforts made by the sector to overcome the challenges of coronavirus and continue working safely, and one celebrating improvements in design.

In this supplement we bring you the details behind the headlines of the award winners. This year, the BCIA went virtual for the first time ever. So if you want to relive the announcements or if you didn’t watch it live, you can catch up as you read.

Claire Smith, Editor, New Civil Engineer

Commercial Property Project of the Year

Community Engagement Initiative of the Year

The refurbishment of 1FA represents the dramatic re-working of a Grade II listed office building within the Broadgate

Unsworth Park is a major development, for Manchester University, and for the Fallowfield community. Located within a deprived community, the project delivers a 1,200-student accommodation project while aiming to leave a lasting legacy within the community by creating jobs for local people, promoting healthy lifestyles and addressing the wellbeing of local citizens. The project included an initiative to develop key workplace skills among local schoolchildren and another to involve local people in small projects to equip them with manual skills.

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This category recognises outstanding commercial and mixed used buildings where the primary function/focus is on providing commercial space.

This award is for project teams who can demonstrate a recognition of the importance of working with local communities.

Judges’ comment“Its true worth is as a paradigm for a future architectural approach”

Judges’ comment“Really well thought out programme”

Winner1 Finsbury Avenue, London

Commissioning authority | Joint venture between British Land and GICLead designer | Allford Hall Monaghan MorrisMain contractor | Sir Robert McAlpineOther project contributors | Arup, M3, Equals

WinnerVinci Construction – Unsworth Park: Building Healthy Communities

development in the City of London. Allford Hall Monaghan Morris’ refurbishment creates a new destination with an exciting mix of workspace, cinema, retail and restaurants. Work involved adding roof terraces.

Judges’ comment“This unique project is rooted to sustainability and accessibility at its core”

Judges’ comment“Judges were excited that the initiative is clearly applicable across the industry”

A uniquely engineered inland surfing lake designed to be accessible to everyone from beginners to elite surfers. Powered by 100% renewable electricity, The Wave achieves up to 1,000 consistent waves per hour through digitally modelled cutting-edge technology.

of sewer were delivered in 18 months. Also, 80% of Yorkshire Water’s catchment assets no longer have to comply with the DSEAR regulations as a result of this work.

Cultural and Leisure Project of the Year

Digital Initiative of the Year


This category recognises the value of exceptional buildings and facilities in enhancing communities and contributing to their health and wellbeing.

This category recognises projects that are driving the use of smart technologies in construction.Sponsored by The Engineers Collective Podcast, powered by Bentley Systems.

WinnerThe Wave Inland Surfing Lake, Bristol

Commissioning authority | The WaveLead designer | HydrockMain contractor | Andrew ScottOther project contributors | ABG Geosynthetics, APG Architecture, Ward Williams Associates

Highly CommendedThe Standard Hotel, London

WinnerYorkshire Water and Stantec – Improving health and safety by digitising the impossible: DSEAR hazardous area assessments

Highly CommendedKier Construction – Digital thread delivering the new build prison at Wellingborough

Previously unreliable and labour intensive Dangerous Substances & Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR) assessments have been streamlined. This was done through the application

of innovative criteria, mechanical, electrical and modelling knowledge, and collaborative information sharing. The result was that more than 7,000 DSEAR assessments across 35,840km

Climate Resilience Project of the Year

Environment and Sustainability Initiative of the Year

Carbon Skyline Plan 2021 was rolled out on the KAD substructure project at Heathrow Airport, using the methodologies laid out in the PAS 2080 carbon management certification requirements. The project has made a dramatic 25%-plus saving in carbon emissions by


This category recognises projects that are mitigating the impact of extreme weather and climate change on people, properties and business.

This award recognises specific project-based initiatives that target a lower carbon solution, boosting whole life sustainability.

Judges’ comment“A brilliant low carbon, low impact solution”

Judges’ comment“Strong engineering discipline”

WinnerBacton-Walcott Coastal Management scheme, Norfolk

Commissioning authority | North Norfolk DClLead designer | Royal HaskoningDHVMain contractor | Team Van OordOther project contributors | St La Haye, Bacton Gas Terminal Operators

Highly CommendedThe Active Office by Specific at Swansea University

WinnerFerrovial Construction – KAD Substructure Carbon Skyline Plan 2021

Contractors placed more than a Wembley stadium-full of sand on a Norfolk beach working with natural processes to protect Bacton Gas Terminal and neighbouring communities. It is the first non-Dutch application of the sandscaping concept, buying time to adapt to coastal change.

implementing design changes, innovative technologies and methodologies, carbon friendly alternatives and by ensuring the supply chain adhered to the same principles. The project is one of the first to surpass the aims of Heathrow Airport’s 2.0 Sustainability Strategy.

Housing Project of the Year

Health, Safety and Wellbeing Initiative of the Year

West Grove North in south London is the second phase of a major regeneration project. A combination of “Be lean, be clean and be green” measures enabled the three tower development at Elephant & Castle to reduce regulated CO2 emissions by

MPT implemented the “Next Gear and Beyond” strategy on the £350M, 5.5km Manchester Metrolink Trafford Park Line extension which opened in March 2020. The goal of the initiative was to promote and improve safety and improve the mental and physical wellbeing of everyone


This category recognises the value of exceptional buildings in meeting Britain’s housing needs and is open to all projects where housing/accommodation provision is the primary purpose.

This category seeks to recognise project teams that understand the importance of creating a safe and healthy working environment.

Judges’ comment“Superbly executed and with the community at its heart”

Judges’ comment“Impressive to see these initiatives being led by the site teams”

WinnerWest Grove North, London

Commissioning authority | Lendlease ResidentialLead designer | Allford Hall Monaghan MorrisMain contractor | Lendlease Construction

WinnerMPT (Laing O’Rourke, VolkerRail, Thales) – Trafford Park Line, Next Gear and Beyond

40%. Quality was maintained through the use of offsite manufacturing techniques. The development uses on-site renewables and connects to a local combined heat and power district heating system with low NOx emissions.

working on the project, leaving a legacy for projects to come. The strategy empowered everyone to make a difference whether through micro-experiments or through more structured programmes.

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Social Infrastructure Project of the Year

Temporary Works Initiative of the Year

The £81M scheme includes construction of a basement auditorium, lecture theatres, seminar rooms and academic departments within two steel framed blocks of six and 13 storeys. At the design stage the building footprints were shrunk and their heights raised to incorporate a public square. Materials for the project were chosen to blend with nearby historic buildings in the Strand Conservation Area. Approximately 65% of the buildings’ elements were fabricated offsite to overcome site constraints.


This category recognises schools, colleges, hospitals, law courts and other civic buildings that contribute towards improved social service provision in the UK.

This category recognises the key role played by good temporary works design in construction.

Judges’ comment“An innovative, modular and re-useable idea”

WinnerLSE Centre Buildings Redevelopment, LondonCommissioning authority |

WinnerWentworth House Partnership – Bank Buildings Belfast: Making safe after fire

Highly CommendedSwanton Consulting – Mole Hole Haulage Ramp – 1-5 Grosvenor Place

A modular façade retention system built using ballasted shipping containers helped preserve a fire damaged listed building in Belfast. The containers rest on fibre-reinforced concrete foundation rafts and support modular trusses tied into the façade. Design was aided by a 3D building information model.

London School of Economics & Political ScienceLead designer | Rogers Stirk Harbour & PartnersMain contractor | MaceOther project contributors | Deloitte Cost Consultancy, AKTII, ChapmanBDSP, Bamber & Reddan, Max Fordham, Mace, Getjar, Billington Structures, Dornan Engineering, Dobler Metallbau

Highly CommendedHeartspace, University of Sheffield

Judges’ comment“This project held central its sustainability goals from the outset”

Transport Project of the Year

Productivity in Construction Initiative of the Year


This category recognises transport projects that are enhancing capacity, providing better connectivity or helping to improve reliability of local, regional or national transport services. Sponsored by Geobear.

This category recognises initiatives that are driving the use of modern methods of construction such as standardisation, modularisation or off-site construction.

Judges’ comment“A showcase project to demonstrate what a city can achieve”

Judges’ comment“A superb demonstration of productivity in construction”

WinnerTrafford Park Line, Manchester

Commissioning authority | Transport for Greater ManchesterLead designer | AecomMain contractor | MPT, a consortium of Laing O’Rourke, VolkerRail and Thales

Highly CommendedA14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Improvement Scheme

WinnerKier Construction – Combining MMC with a cutting-edge digital approach at the new build resettlement prison at Wellingborough

Highly CommendedBalfour Beatty Vinci JV – M4 J3-12 Operations Control Centre

Trafford Park Line is a £350M, 5.5km light rail link. A key part of the project’s success was ensuring the client, Metrolink, the operator/maintainer, local authority and stakeholders were involved at an early stage in the design development. This ensured all design or delivery concerns were addressed.

Cutting edge digital processes and offsite construction increased pre-manufactured value by 70% and boosted delivery speeds on this £253M new build resettlement prison. The project was delivered 22% faster than it would have been using traditional methods.

Utility Project of the Year

Product Innovation of the Year


This category recognises projects that are contributing to the resilience, reliability, affordability and quality of the UK’s energy and water systems.

This category recognises an innovation in products for design or construction that are deployed on specific projects and that are boosting overall project outcomes.

Judges’ comment“The judges particularly liked the investment in innovation and reducing carbon”

Judges’ comment“The platform is extremely user friendly”

WinnerMorecambe Catchment Strategy, Lancashire

Commissioning authority | United UtilitiesLead designer | Jacobs (part of the C2V+ joint venture)Main contractor | Volker Stevin (part of the C2V+ joint venture)Other project contributors | RHDHV (NeredaTM design)

WinnerCostain – U-Route Digital Utility Routing

Highly CommendedNuVa Enterprises –Remote sharing of best practice

The £73M project to upgrade wastewater treatment facilities and improve resilience was delivered safely, on time and below budget. Delivery was aided by the federation of designs from 12 suppliers within a single digital model. Collaborative working also helped identify £13.5M in savings.

U-Route calculates utility routes based on client and stakeholder priorities, transforming how networks are planned, designed, and delivered by programming engineering design rules to read environmental and socio-

economic data. It draws together open or licenced geospatial data, applying a weighting to each feature to buildingcolourmaps that indicate the relative “effort” of finding a path through a

particular region. Its use led to construction savings of 15%. By digitally analysing study areas, thousands of potential routes are appraised against an unlimited set of criteria, returning the optimal design at the earliest stage of the project.

NIC Design Principles Award

Outstanding Contribution to the Covid-19 Response

The footbridge that connects two sides of the city is a relatively modest project that demonstrates what is achievable through ambitious


This category is judged against the National Infrastructure Commission’s (NIC’s) Design Group’s four key principles of climate, people, place and value.Supported by the National Infrastructure Commission.

This special category recognises efforts to keep the construction sector operating safely during the coronavirus pandemic and businesses which supported the work of the NHS. Supported by the Infrastructure & Projects Authority

Judges’ comment“A very good project that met the criteria well”

Judges’ comment“Impressive sense of purpose and collaboration”

WinnerLeeds Footbridge for Climate Innovation District

Commissioning authority | CITULead designer | Gagarin Studio and DP SquaredMain contractor | Beaver Bridges

WinnerBDP –Designing the nation’s first NHS Nightingale Hospital

Highly CommendedArup – Understanding travel during Covid-19: Driving collaboration to better inform the nation

design, collaborative working, good clients, dialogue and engaging wider stakeholders. The result is a stunning addition to Leeds’ riverfront

To help the national effort to combat the coronavirus pandemic and respond to the shortfall of intensive care unit (ICU) beds, BDP undertook a study proposing

and a great example of high-quality placemaking in the region.

the conversion of large scale event venues into temporary ICU facilities. This led to the conversion of the 115,000m² ExCeL conference centre at London Docklands into the

nation’s first Nightingale temporary hospital for Covid-19 patients. The first 500 beds were ready in just nine days following collaboration with clinicians, consultants, contractors, the ExCeL facilities management team and the Army.

Small Project of the Year

Initiative of the Year

Replacing old illuminations with modern artistic luminaires on four of London’s Thames

Cutting edge digital processes and offsite construction increased pre-manufactured value by 70% and increased delivery speeds on this £253M new build resettlement prison which will hold 1,680 inmates. The project was delivered 22%


This category recognises the most outstanding smaller projects, with a final outturn cost of £10M or less.

This category is the best of the seven winners from across the initiatives categories

Judges’ comment“Demonstrated excellent engagement both across the design and planning process and post-delivery”

Judges’ comment“The blueprint for future delivery across the industry”

WinnerIlluminated River, London

Commissioning authority | The Illuminated River FoundationLead designer | The Illuminated River FoundationMain contractor | FM ConwayOther project contributors | Leo Villareal, Phillips Specialist Lighting Division

WinnerKier Construction – Combining MMC with a cutting-edge digital approach at the new build resettlement prison at Wellingborough

bridges has halved the carbon footprint of their lighting system and significantly reduced the light spill onto the river improving fish and bat habitats. The diverse workforce peaked at 100 people.

faster than it would have been using traditional methods. Offsite manufacturing reduced onsite labour by 30%, boosting safety. About 80% of the project uses standardised designs and only 20% of the designs were site specific.

Project of the Year Award

Trafford Park Line is a £350M, 5.5km light rail project. A key part of the project’s success was ensuring the client, Metrolink, the operator/maintainer, the local authority and 1,300 stakeholders were involved at an early stage in the design development. This ensured all design or delivery concerns were addressed and operational benefits were attained. The project’s digital model was a key element of the stakeholder engagement process. It was used to provide those affected by the project with visual representations of

key aspects of the programme like traffic management and construction phases.


The winner is drawn from best of the project award winners.

Judges’ comment“A no-nonsense approach to practical innovation that really helped delivery”

WinnerTrafford Park Line – MPT, Manchester

Commissioning authority | Transport for Greater ManchesterPrincipal designer | AecomMain contractor | MPT – consortium of Laing O’Rourke, VolkerRail, Thales

Commercial Property Project of the Year● 1 Finsbury Avenue, London● Hobhouse, London● Riverside House, Salford● The Beam, Sunderland● Time Square, Warrington

Community Engagement Initiative of the Year ● Costain – Communities at the heart of A19 Testo’s Junction● Costain Skanska JV – Supporting London’s homeless community, HS2 Enabling works● Garenne – Inspiring curiosity in construction, a meaningful difference to the community of Jersey● Vinci Construction Unsworth Park – Building Healthy Communities● VolkerStevin Xceed Customer Experience programme

Culture and Leisure Project of the Year● English National Ballet, London● Illuminated River, London● The Standard Hotel, London● The Wave, Inland Surfing Lake, Bristol

Digital Initiative of the Year● Arup– New York City Transit Flood Model Viewer● Balfour Beatty Vinci JV– 4D Modelling on the M4 J3-12 SMP● HLM Architects – “Thoughtful Design Toolkit” – University of Keele● Ideal Modular Homes – Bespoke Volumetric Manufacturing System● Kier Construction – Digital thread delivering the new build prison at Wellingborough● Kilnbridge Construction Services and Balfour Beatty –

Hinkley Point C Marine Works ● Peri – QuickSolve● Thornton Tomasetti –Konstru interoperability software – The All England Lawn Tennis Club No.1 Court Redevelopment● University of Cambridge – Baildon Bridge Smart Scour Monitoring Project ● Yorkshire Water and Stantec – Improving health and safety by digitising the impossible

Climate Resilience Project of the Year● Anlaby and East Ella Flood Alleviation Scheme, East Yorkshire● Bacton-Walcott Coastal Management (Sandscaping) Scheme, Norfolk● Fairhaven to Church Scar Coast Protection Scheme, Lancashire● The Active Office by Specific at Swansea University● Thorndon Country Park, Essex

Environment & Sustainability Initiative of the Year ● Costain Skanska JV – Environment and sustainability opportunities matrix● Ferrovial Construction – KAD Substructure Carbon Skyline Plan 2021● Kelda Technology – Low-carbon showers reduce water, energy and improve wellbeing● MPT – Laing O’Rourke, VolkerRail, Thales – TPL: Making an impact without leaving a mark● Northern Gas Networks, Sweco and Geo2 Remediation – Sustainable Hydrocarbon Remediation for Net Zero Carbon Future● Water Management Alliance Halvergate – The Future of Sustainable Water Management on a Landscape Scale

Housing Project of the Year● The Officers’ House, Royal Arsenal, London● West Grove North, London● Dudley House, London

Health, Safety & Wellbeing Initiative of the Year● Anglian Water @one Alliance – LIFE Programme● Balfour Beatty Vinci JV – BBVJV’s “WarmUp-4-Work” on the M4 J3-12 Smart Motorway● Galliford Try – Workforce feedback monitoring system for A46 Anstey Lane Infrastructure Upgrade Scheme● Kier Highways – Instaboom and GS6 Instaboom on M20 J3-5 SMP ● Millcroft – Health, safety and wellbeing excellence, HS2, Euston● MPT – Laing O’Rourke, VolkerRail, Thales: Trafford Park Line – Next Gear and Beyond!

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Climate Resilience Project of the Year: Fairhaven to Church Scar Coast Protection Scheme, Lancashire


Social Infrastructure Project of the Year● Engineering Innovation Centre, Preston● HC Heartspace, University of Sheffield● LSE Centre Buildings Redevelopment, London● The Clore Music Studios, New College, Oxford

Temporary Works Initiative of the Year● Mott MacDonald Bentley (MMB) – Llyn Brenig Reservoir: Measures in the interest of safety ● Swanton Consulting – Mole Hole Haulage Ramp – 1-5 Grosvenor Place ● Swanton Consulting – Piccadilly Lights Enabling Works – One Sherwood Street● Wentworth House Partnership – Bank Buildings Belfast – making safe after fi re

Transport Project of the Year● A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Improvement Scheme● A46 Anstey Lane Infrastructure Upgrade Scheme, Leicestershire● Delivering Smart on the M20 J3-5 & M23 J8-10 SMP● Kilo Apron Development T1 Opportunity Stands (KAD T1), Heathrow Airport● Leeds Footbridge for Climate Innovation District● Trafford Park Line – MPT, Manchester

Productivity in Construction Initiative of the Year ● Balfour Beatty Vinci JV– M4 J3-12 Operations Control Centre● Kier Construction –

Combining MMC with a cutting-edge digital approach at the new build resettlement prison at Wellingborough

Utility Project of the Year ● Hogsmill STW: Consent Compliance, Kingston-Upon-Thames● Morecambe Catchment Strategy, Lancashire

Product Innovation of the Year ● Arup Airport demand analyser● Bryden Wood Office 1.0: A platforms approach to commercial office projects ● Costain – U-Route digital utility routing● Diales Technical – Strong, light weight structures from curved metal plate ● Kelda Technology – Air-powered showers improve sustainability at London Aquatics Centre● nuVa Enterprises – Remote sharing of best practice● Peri – RCS Maz● Peri Sono WZ Sensor N/A● Ares Prism Highways England Major Projects Programme Transformation● Balfour Beatty Vinci JV – M4 J13-12 Operations Control Centre● Focus Logistics – Smart Hub Logistics● Kier Construction –Combining MMC with a cutting-edge digital approach at the new build resettlement prison at Wellingborough

Outstanding Contribution to Covid-19 Response Award● Arup – Understanding travel during Covid-19: Driving

collaboration to better inform the nation● Balfour Beatty/Vinci JV – M4 J3-12 Smart Motorway Upgrade● BDP – Designing the nation’s first NHS Nightingale Hospital● Central Rail Systems Alliance, Buckingham Group Contracting, Alstom Transport (UK) and Network Rail Infrastructure – Leeds Station Capacity● China State Construction Engineering (Hong Kong) – Temporary Quarantine Camp at Lei Yue Mun Park and Holiday Village

● HTA Design – The Industry PrintsSmall Project of the Year● A46 Anstey Lane Infrastructure Upgrade Scheme, Leicestershire● Hogsmill STW: Consent Compliance, Kingston-Upon-Thames● Illuminated River, London● Leeds Footbridge for Climate Innovation District● Riverside House, Salford● The Clore Music Studios, New College, Oxford● Thorndon Country Park, Essex

Culture and Leisure Project of the Year: English National Ballet, London

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