ICE South West Civil Engineering Awards 2022 in association with Kier BAM.
The ICE South West Civil Engineering Awards in association with Kier BAM showcase the collective and individual achievements of civil engineers and civil engineering in the region.
Engineering works of all shapes and sizes are eligible for our project awards, including emergency and temporary schemes, as well as project phases.
Outstanding apprentices and graduates living or working in the South West can also be nominated for one of our individual awards.
The final deadline for entries is 17.00 on Friday 29 April 2022.
Send your completed project entry form to ICE South West no later than 17.00 on Friday 29 April 2022.
Don’t forget to pay for your entry, if applicable.
Project entries cost £200 + VAT (see the application pack for exceptions). Individual award entries are free.
As part of the award scheme there are two individual categories recognising the rising stars of the profession.
These awards showcase the individual excellence, achievement and commitment of talented early career professionals across the South West.
Entries are free.
Send your completed entry form to ICE South West no later than 5pm on Friday 29 April 2022.
If you have any queries about the ICE South West Civil Engineering Awards, please contact us.
We are grateful to our main partner Kier BAM and all our supporting sponsors for helping us to celebrate civil engineering achievement and excellence in the region.
Kier and BAM Nuttall, with their specialist geotechnical division BAM Ritchies, are in a fully integrated joint venture to deliver the OH2001 Earthworks, site preparation and infrastructure for the new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point C (HPC).
AECOM is the world’s trusted infrastructure consulting firm, partnering with clients to solve the world’s most complex challenges and build legacies for generations to come.
We are a leading regional civil engineering and construction contractor with a track record stretching back fifty years.
Arup is a world class firm of designers, planners, engineers, architects, consultants and technical specialists.
Atkins, a member of the SNC-Lavalin Group, is a leading global consultancy with over 80 years’ design and engineering expertise.
We’re a global engineering, management and development consultancy focused on guiding our clients through many of the planet’s most intricate challenges.
Richter is a firm of consulting civil, structural and geotechnical engineers dedicated to excellence in design and construction. Founded in 1990, Richter specialises in temporary works design.
Stantec designs with community in mind—whether that's in engineering, architecture, energy, water, or project management.
Consulting Engineers, Tony Gee is renowned for delivering complex, competitive permanent and temporary infrastructure design solutions.
At WSP, there’s nothing we love more than pushing boundaries. Harnessing innovation and sharing insights across our diverse, international team to create a tomorrow’s world that's cleaner, greener and safer.
ICE South West Civil Engineering Awards 2021 winners included a Nightingale Hospital, a major cultural centre, a canal restoration and an emergency homeless housing scheme, as well as other excellent projects from across the South West.
Get some inspiration for your application by finding out more about last year’s winners and finalists.
he redevelopment has created the largest multi-disciplinary arts and heritage space in the South West, with 13 new galleries and exhibition spaces, a striking elevated archive, a new glass atrium and a brand new public square. Its ground-breaking design brings together three listed buildings of terrific cultural importance to Plymothians.
This project constructed a missing part of the Stroudwater Navigation Canal through the centre of a major roundabout. It will enable the future regeneration of brownfield sites along the canal corridor and provide a boost to tourism and health by connecting a long-distance walking/cycling route along the canal towpath.
As part of the emergency response following the coronavirus pandemic, the scheme saw the installation of 22 temporary dwellings on two sites, offering protection and stability to homeless and vulnerable people. With all works completed in three weeks, the project required close collaboration between partners and a willingness to innovate.
This highly collaborative project re-purposed a former retail unit into a 116-bed healthcare facility to provide care for patients suffering from coronavirus. At the height of the first national lockdown, the project delivered a fully operational ICU facility in just 57 days, providing vital additional capacity for local NHS Trusts.
This project saw the construction of new defences covering 600m along the River Cober, completed in time for the first winter storm. The scheme has significantly reduced the risk of flooding along the eastern bank of the river from 20% to 1% in any one year, better protecting 121 homes.
This project saw the completion of the first Tunnel Boring Machine drive and all onshore Primary Lining tunnel construction works. It involves the excavation of two 3.5km intake tunnels and one 1.8km outfall tunnel. Located 33m under the seabed, the tunnels are part of the power station cooling water supply.
As part of an ongoing rail resilience programme, a 350m length of sea wall and improved promenade have been constructed. The project has overcome engineering challenges to balance the needs of providing adequate protection to the railway and promenade users, with minimising beach loss and preserving views of the coastline.
