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Highways England’s A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Improvement Scheme was crowned with the highest honour winning the coveted ‘2019 Ultra Site of the Year Award’.
There were a total of ten Ultra Site award categories and, for the first time, the top-performing supplier within six of these award categories were also honoured with a special individual recognition award.
The winning Ultra Sites are:
Client Recognition Award: The National Space Centre, Leicester
Led by contractor: Woodhead Group
Collaboration Award: A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Improvement Scheme
Led by contractor: A14 Integrated Delivery Team
Community Engagement Award: The National Space Centre, Leicester
Led by contractor: Woodhead Group
Constructions First Impressions Award: The Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre
Led by contractor: Robertson Construction Group – Major Projects
Environmental Best Practice Award: Highways Partnering Agreement, Term Service Contract, Nottinghamshire
Led by contractor: Tarmac Trading Ltd
Fairness, Inclusion and Respect Award: A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Improvement Scheme
Led by contractor: A14 Integrated Delivery Team
Future Constructors Award: Les Quennevais School, Jersey
Led by contractor: ROK Regal Construction
Workforce Wellbeing Award: Smart Motorways Project M23
Led by contractor: Kier Highways
Innovation of the Year Award: The Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Centre
Led by contractor: Robertson Construction Group – Major Projects
Ultra Site of the Year Award: A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Improvement Scheme
Led by contractor: A14 Integrated Delivery Team
The winners of the individual recognition awards for Suppliers are:
Collaboration Award: BDV Recovery Ltd
Community Engagement Award: Munnelly Support Services
Environmental Best Practice Award: Wernick Hire Ltd
Fairness, Inclusion and Respect Award: J L Knight Roadworks
Future Constructors Award: J L Knight Roadworks
Workforce Wellbeing Award: Munnelly Support Services
Hundreds of guests from the UK’s top-performing Ultra Sites gathered at the Plaisterers’ Hall in central London yesterday for the awards ceremony, which was presented by Ann Bentley, the Construction Leadership Council lead on Supply Chain and Business Models.
The aim of Ultra Sites is to achieve ever greater integration of a contractor’s supply chain to meet and exceed the Scheme’s Code of Considerate Practice.
Considerate Constructors Scheme Chief Executive Edward Hardy said: “Ultra Sites represent a real turning point for the construction industry, by providing a way for the industry to work more collaboratively and realise the benefits of this greater integration for their workforce, community and environment.
“The winners and finalists of these awards range from small scale local projects through to large scale regional multi billion pound projects. This clearly shows how the Ultra Site model can be embraced by any type of construction activity, no matter the size, scale or budget.
Click here to view the 2019 Ultra Site Award winners.
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