Considerate Constructors Award Wins

12.04.17

Fourteen Laing O’Rourke projects were recognised at the recent 2017 Considerate Constructor’s Scheme National Awards.

At the Considerate Constructors Scheme’s (CCS) National Site Awards a total of fourteen projects received recognition.

Four projects picked up Gold Awards, including The Severn Crossings Maintenance project and the team redeveloping Ysbyty Glan Clwyd Hospital who were both picked as runners up for the ‘Most Considerate Site’ in the country.
The CCS Awards recognise and reward Britain’s best construction sites for the contribution they have made towards improving the industry’s image. The Scheme itself looks at how a site has shown consideration towards local neighbourhoods, the public, the workforce and the environment.
Isabel Martinson, the Scheme’s executive chairman said: “On behalf of the Scheme, I would like to congratulate our award winners on their success.
“Every award-winning site is a beacon of best practice – making significant strides to continually improve the image and reputation of the UK construction industry.
“The Scheme is hugely proud of the efforts of these top-performing sites and we thank them for their hard work, dedication and commitment to achieve ever higher standards in considerate construction.”
Our winning projects
Gold
  • Severn Crossings Maintenance - and runner up as the ‘Most Considerate Site’
  • Ysbyty Glan Clwyd Hospital, Denbighshire - and runner up as the ‘Most Considerate Site’
  • Here East, London
  • Custom House, London

Silver
  • 3T's Brighton Decant
  • St Luke's Church of England Primary School, Salford
  • HPC Nuclear New Build[1]
  • Northern Line Extension, Battersea Station,[2] London
  • Northern Line Extension, Nine Elms Station, London

Bronze
  • Northern Line Extension, Kennington Shafts, London
  • Ambergate Reservoir Renewal, Derbyshire
  • Davyhulme Modernisation Project, Manchester
  • Wimbledon Asset Replacement Scheme, London
  • Elephant One, London
[1] The CCS Award was presented to Team HPC, which comprised Bylor (joint venture between Bouygues TP and Laing O’Rourke), EDF NNB and Kier BAM

[2] Our Northern Line Extension projects are being delivered by flo - a joint venture between Laing O’Rourke and Ferrovial Agroman