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SHORTLIST 2017 CLIENT OF THE YEAR • Leeds City Council Nominated by Henry Boot Construction • The University of Sheffield Nominated by Faithful+Gould • Coventry University (Scarborough Campus) Nominated by Willmott Dixon Construction Limited • Calderdale & Huddersfield NHS Foundation Nominated by Interserve Construction Trust DIGITIAL CONSTRUCTION Sponsored by • National College for High Speed Rail – Rail Willmott Dixon Construction Training Academy (with Doncaster Borough Council , Bond Bryan Architects, Curtins, Hambleton Steel, Pauley, coBuilder) • Victoria Gate Shopping Centre BIM Technologies • LEGO Architecture meets BIM Bond Bryan Digital (with Synchro, GRAPHISOFT, Henry Riley LLP, Soluis, Hobs Studio, KUBUS, Solibri, FARO, FM180, 3MU) HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELLBEING Sponsored by • Henry Boot Construction Henry Boot Construction • Turner & Townsend Sheffield Retail Turner & Townsend Quarter Phase 1 (with Sheffield CC, Turner & Townsend Project Management Ltd) • Construction Management Services East Riding of Yorkshire Council INNOVATION Sponsored by • M62 J22-25 Lighting - Energy Saving A-one+ Integrated Highway Services (with Highways England) • ARC Eaves Insulator ARC Building Solutions • The Willerby and Derringham Flood East Riding of Yorkshire Council Alleviation Scheme (with Environment Agency, Department for Communities and Local Government (European Regional Development Fund) , Hull City Council) • WellBriefing Atkins INTEGRATION AND COLLABORATIVE WORKING Sponsored by • PSBP Hull and East Riding 2 Capital Batch BAM Construction (with Education Funding Agency) • Wesley Court Housing, Withernsea East Riding of Yorkshire Council (with Hall Construction Group) • M62 4000 Tonnes Highway Maintenance A-one+ Integrated Highway Services (with Highways England, Tarmac, Project Colas, Lane Rental) • Siemens Blade Factory – Greenport Hull Mace Group (with Siemens, Volker Fitzpatrick Ltd, Waterman group (Structural engineers), Perkins + Will (Architects), Ramboll Ltd) • Wharfedale View Extra Care Housing, Henry Boot Construction Ltd (with Leeds City Council, Watson Batty Yeadon Architects, Dudleys Consulting Engineers) • A1(M) Leeming to Barton Improvements Carillion Morgan Sindall Joint Venture (with Highways England, Aecom, Sweco) • Edward Boyle Library Refurbishment Galliford Try Building Limited (with University of Leeds, AA Projects, Associated Architects, Curtins, Ramboll, BBK, Arcadis) • University of York Biology Faculty Faithful+Gould Expansion (with University of York , Interserve Construction) PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT Sponsored by • A1(M) Leeming to Barton Improvements Carillion Morgan Sindall Joint Venture • CEG CEG • CGL (Card Geotechnics Limited) CGL (Card Geotechnics Limited) • Attracting and Developing Early Talent NG Bailey • University of Huddersfield Oastler Building Morgan Sindall • Engage For Success Programme A-one+ Integrated Highway Services PRESERVATION AND REJUVENATION AVAILABLE TO SPONSOR **0113 812 1902** • Victoria Quarter Conservation Aura Conservation Ltd (with Hammerson, Workman LLP, Hathern Terracotta) • Cherry Burton Hall PJPS Construction Ltd (with Andrew Clarke, Delaney Marling Partnership, Pittaway Decorative Group, Bramhall Blenkarn Architects) • UTC Leeds BAM Construction (with University Technical College Leeds, Race Cottam) • Creation Of A 21st Century Market Place, St Esh Construction Ltd (with Scarborough Borough Council, Group Ginger Helens Square Scarborough (Architects), Alan Wood & Partners, PrestonBARBER LLP, RP&P, HCD Group) • Park House Farm – Autism Plus Henry Boot Construction Ltd (with Autism Plus) • Edward Boyle Library Refurbishment Galliford Try Building Ltd (with University of Leeds, AA Projects, Associated Architects, Curtins, Ramboll, Arcadis) • Cumberworth radical retrofit Green Building Store • Leeds Kirkgate Market Refurbishment Interserve Construction Ltd (with Leeds City Council , Faithful+Gould, Adept, IBI, Interserve Engineering Services) • Baghill House Health & Wellbeing Centre Enable by Design Ltd (with South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, Interserve Construction, Services Design Associates Ltd, Opus International Consultants (UK) Ltd • Yorkshire Water – Springhead Pumping Turner & Townsend Cost Management Ltd (with Yorkshire Water Station Service Ltd, Turner & Townsend, William Birch) PROJECT OF THE YEAR (BUILDINGS) Sponsored by • Siemens Blade Facility , Hull Volkerfitzpatrick Ltd (with Siemens plc, MACE (Project Manager), Waterman group (Structural engineers), Perkins + Will (Architects) • Wharfedale View, Extra Care Housing, Henry Boot Construction (with Leeds City Council, Watson Batty Yeadon Architects, Dudleys Consulting Engineers) • Northern General Hospital Helipad Henry Boot Construction Ltd (with Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, James Totty Partnership, Eastwood and Partners) • Humber Enterprise Park Humber Enterprise Park (with Citivale Limited, Gent Visick Carlton Tower, FHP ESS, LOROC Architects, So Vibrant, Key Property Solutions Ltd, DSM, Black Cat Services) • Creation Of A 21st Century Market Place, Esh Construction Limited (with Scarborough Borough Council, Group St Helens Square Scarborough Ginger, Alan Wood & Partners, PrestonBARBER LLP, RP&P, HCD Group) • Central Square, Leeds DLA Design (with Marrico, RBA, CSD, Wates Construction) • Leeds Kirkgate Market Refurbishment Interserve Construction Limited (with Leeds City Council, Faithful+Gould, Adept, IBI, Interserve Engineering Services) • Coventry University (Scarborough Campus) Willmott Dixon Construction Ltd (with Coventry University) • Edward Boyle Library Refurbishment Galliford Try Building Ltd (with University of Leeds, AA Projects, Associated Architects, Curtins, RambolL, Arcadis) • 3 Sovereign Square Kier Construction Northern (with Bruntwood and Kier Property) • Leeds City Council Housing PFI Leeds City Council Regeneration Project (Little London, (with Sustainable communities for Leeds (sc4L), Keepmoat) Beeston Hill & Holbeck) PROJECT OF THE YEAR (CIVILS) AVAILABLE TO SPONSOR **0113 812 1902** • Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme BMMJV (BAM/ Mott MacDonald Joint Venture) (with Leeds City Council, Environment Agency, Arup) • Sandsend Road Coastal Protection Scheme Balfour Beatty (With North Yorkshire County Council, Royal HaskoningDHV, Jacobs, Environment Agency) • A1(M) Leeming to Barton Improvements Carillion Morgan Sindall Joint Venture (with Highways England, Aecom, Sweco) • The Willerby and Derringham Flood East Riding of Yorkshire Council (with Environment Agency , Alleviation Scheme Department for Communities and Local Government (European Regional Development Fund) , Hull City Council) SME OF THE YEAR Sponsored by • Anderson Green Ltd • Britcon Ltd SUSTAINABILITY Sponsored by • The Ruth Gorse Academy BAM Construction (with The Gorse Academies Trust) • M62 J22-25 Lighting - Carbon Saving A-one+ Integrated Highway Services (with Highways England) • Central Square, Leeds DLA Architecture (with Marrico, Method Consulting, CSD, Wates Construction) • Cumberworth radical retrofit Green Building Store • Interserve SustainAbilities Interserve Construction • The Willerby and Derringham Flood East Riding of Yorkshire Council (with Environment Agency , Alleviation Scheme Department for Communities and Local Government (European Regional Development Fund) , Hull City Council) VALUE AVAILABLE TO SPONSOR **0113 812 1902** • Warmer Homes Green Building Store (with Marsden & Slaithwaite Transition Towns, Connect Housing) • Gatecrasher Apartments Cartwright Pickard (with Devonshire Green Ltd, JPM Design & Build Management, Tier Consult Ltd, Shearstone Mechanical Ltd) • Yorkshire Water – Bransholme SWPS Turner & Townsend (with Yorkshire Water Services) • Yorkshire Water - Wetherby TNTF Turner & Townsend (Yorkshire Water Services, Amey) .
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