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Shortlist announced for 2025 British Construction and Infrastructure Awards

Date
08 July 2025

Alongside the best practice categories, this year's BCIAs will celebrate great design and delivery and recognise positive impact.

Shortlist announced for 2025 British Construction and Infrastructure Awards
Tideway has made the 2025 shortlist. Image credit: Shutterstock

East West Rail and the Thames Tideway Tunnel are just two of a number of projects and companies that have made the shortlist for the 2025 British Construction and Infrastructure Awards (BCIA).

The awards, which have been revamped this year, introduced several new categories to celebrate great design and delivery, as well as the positive impact of the industry.

This includes a special award, named after the chair of the BCIA judging panel, Sir John Armitt.

Project categories

Special Award

  • Sir John Armitt Prize

Best projects - buildings

  • Commercial Property Project Award
  • Cultural & Leisure Project Award
  • Housing & Residential Project Award
  • Retrofit & Reuse Project Award
  • Social Infrastructure Project Award

Best projects - infrastructure

  • Energy Project Award
  • Environmental Project Award
  • Placemaking Project Award
  • Transport Project Award
  • Upgrade & Renewal Project Award
  • Water Project Award

Best projects - building and infrastructure

  • International Project Award

Biggest impact

  • Health, Safety & Wellbeing Impact Award
  • Digital Impact Award
  • Net Zero Carbon Impact Award
  • Sustainability & Environmental Impact Award
  • Social Value & Community Impact Award
  • Innovation Impact Award

Design and delivery

  • Architectural Design Excellence Award
  • Construction Excellence Award
  • Engineering Excellence Award
  • Project Team Excellence Award

There were 250 entries across the award categories, from over 100 organisations. 

Find out who made the shortlist

The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony taking place at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel in London, on 8 October 2025.

  • Ana Bottle, digital content editor at ICE