The deadline for entries to the 2025 awards has now passed

The shortlist will be announced on 26 June and winners announced on 8 October 2025 in London.

Entries to the British Construction & Infrastructure Awards are vigorously judged by an independent panel of 100+ clients, government representatives and an esteemed number of industry peers including engineers, contractors and architects who select the shortlist for each category from the initial written submissions.

The event is a great opportunity to get in front of the industry’s leaders and highlight what impact you and your projects or company initiatives have on delivering positive outcomes on society.

This year, with his endorsement, we are introducing the Sir John Armitt Prize. This nationally recognised prize will be presented to a project that surpassed objectives, exceeded client expectations, and delivered significant benefits to end-users and stakeholders. The winner will have embodied industry excellence, showcasing what a project can achieve.

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This year, with his endorsement, we are introducing the Sir John Armitt Prize. This nationally recognised prize will be presented to a project that surpassed objectives, exceeded client expectations, and delivered significant benefits to end-users and stakeholders. The winner will have embodied industry excellence, showcasing what a project can achieve.

Everything our industry does is about the impact we have, and the impact we have can be remarkable. From health and safety to sustainability, these awards are designed to profile the very best practice when delivering great outcomes.

New for 2025, we will be recognising the very best of the best in architecture, construction and engineering excellence with dedicated awards, along with an award for one remarkable team from the whole industry.

The Best Project awards have been refreshed to better reflect the diverse specialist sectors in which teams now deliver – providing dedicated awards for a greater range of building and infrastructure projects.

Reasons organisations have entered in 2025

  1. Gain industry wide recognition and reward  for delivering projects that enhance people’s lives and contribute to improved societal outcomes.
  1. Be aligned with the most prestigious construction industry awards supported by the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority and the Cabinet Office
  1. Present your projects and achievements direct to the esteemed judging panel,  comprising clients, end users and the industry’s great and good, as part of our live face to face judging process
  1. Receive unprecedented exposure  from New Civil Engineer, online and in print
  1. Increase brand awareness and marketing potential with your key clients and become the partner of choice
  1. Improve employee morale  and recognise and reward staff performance at the gala evening

 


Winners will be announced on 8 October 2025 in London.

Please note that live judging for the shortlist takes place between the 1 – 9 September 2025 at our central London offices:

 

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