CIHT has revealed which companies, projects and initiatives have successfully made the shortlist for its prestigious annual awards ceremony which takes place in just over two months’ time.
The CIHT Awards recognise best practice in the highways and transportation industry and will this year be presented at London’s Troxy venue on 15 June.
The Institution’s Director of Communications Daniel Isichei commented: “We would like to thank everyone who entered this year’s CIHT Awards. We received over 150 submissions and the overall quality of the applications was once again extremely high.”
This year there are 14 awards categories including three new awards for Diversity & Inclusion, Inclusive Transportation and Reducing Street Clutter. The event will also see two individuals receive the Inspirational Leadership Award and the Young Professional Award.
Daniel Isichei added: “There are some really strong entries this year and we look forward to announcing the winners at our awards event in June. Both the judging panel and CIHT would like to thank everyone who has submitted an entry and we hope they will consider entering the CIHT Awards in 2018.”
The awards shortlist for 2017 is as follows:
CIHT / Ringway Innovation Award
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Highways England A14 Cambridge 2015-2016 Package – Balfour Beatty and Electrokinetic
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M18, M621, M180 LED Sculp Gantry Lighting – A-one+ and Ubris Schreder
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The UK’s first 125MPH handbacks on S&C renewals - S&C North Alliance (AmeySersa and Network Rail)
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Tuen Mun, Chek Lap Kok Link, Southern Connection Viaduct Section, Lantau Island, Hong Kong – Gammon Construction
CIHT Asset Management Award
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Hounslow Highways Asset Management – Ringway Hounslow Highways
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Setting the standard in Cheshire East – Cheshire East Council and Ringway Jacobs
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UKRLG Code of Practice for Well-Managed Highway Infrastructure – Atkins
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Transport Scotland Asset Management Improvement Programme – Atkins and Transport Scotland
CIHT Diversity & Inclusion Award
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Advancing equality, diversity and inclusion – Mott MacDonald
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Fairness, Inclusion and Respect – Taylor Woodrow and VINCI Construction UK
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Homeless to Highways – Highway Traffic Management and St Basils Charity
CIHT / Tarmac Health & Safety Award
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Area 9 Collaborative Safe Working Programme – Kier, Highways England and the Area 9 Delivery Community
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Mental health matters initiative – Jacobs
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Traffic Management Training Videos – Kier and Chevron TM
CIHT / Costain Sustainable Transport Award
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Christchurch Bridge – Peter Brett Associates, Design Engine Architects, Reading Borough Council, Balfour Beatty, Hollandia Infra and Schreder
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Crewe sustainable travel programme – Cheshire East Council, Ringway Jacobs and Jacobs
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Derby Connected Travel Advice Service – Integrated Transport Planning and Derby City Council
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WOW! Twenty years of walking to school – Living Streets
CIHT / Gatwick Airport Major Projects Award
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A138 Chelmer Viaduct – Graham Construction, Highways England and AECOM
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A556 Knutsford to Bowdon Improvement Scheme – Costain, Highways England and Capita
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M1 Junction 19 Improvement Scheme – Skanska UK, Jacobs and AECOM
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Metrolink Second City Crossing – Transport for Greater Manchester, WSP Parsons Brinkerhoff, Mpact-Thales, Metrolink RATP Dev and Thales Transportation
CIHT / Colas Skills Award
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A1 Leeming to Barton Improvement – Carillion/Morgan Sindall Joint Venture
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Establishment of Skills Infrastructure and Capability Academy – HW Martin
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S-Skills Social Enterprise for Highways – Kier Highways and Surrey County Council
CIHT Collaboration Award
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BS 11000 Alliance Model Pilot – Kier, Area 3 Collaborative Alliance and Highways England
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Midlands Highway Alliance Professional Services Partnership 2 – AECOM, Midlands Highway Alliance and Waterman Aspen
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Strategic Partnership with Essex County Council and Highways England – Essex County Council, Ringway Jacobs, Jacobs and Highways England
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The Area 9 Traffic Management Team – Chevron Traffic Management, Kier Highways, HTM, Golden Orb Solutions and Consilium
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Working together in Cheshire East – Ringway Jacobs, Cheshire East Council, Eurovia and Jacobs
CIHT Technology Award
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Automatic Road Network Monitoring – Transport for London
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Maximising existing assets through an analytical approach to optimising traffic signals – AECOM
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Remote Lamp Control System – Dynniq UK & Ireland
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Service Information Centre Upgrade – Ringway Jacobs and Essex County Council
CIHT Road Safety Award
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Look Out For Each Other: North East Regional Road Safety Campaign – Durham, Gateshead, South Tyneside, Newcastle, North Tyneside, Northumberland, Sunderland, Darlington, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough and Stockton Councils
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Roadworks patrol – Transport for London
CIHT / DfT Inclusive Transportation Award
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People & Places – Brighton & Hove City Council
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Largs Neatebox Pedestrian Crossing Safety Application – Scotland TranServe
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The SEStran Thistle Assistance Card – SEStran
CIHT Streets & Places Award
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Grey to Green Phase 1: Sheffield Riverside Business District – North Midland Construction, Amey and Sheffield City Council
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Grimsby Town Centre Accessibility Scheme – North East Lincolnshire Council and ENGIE Regeneration Partnership
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Stockwell Cross – Transport for London and London Borough of Lambeth
CIHT Sustainability Award
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Area 1 Habitat Connectivity Study – Kier
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Hertfordshire County Council from PFI to LED – Hertfordshire County Council and Ringway Infrastructure Services
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Wet Waste Treatment Project – R&W Civil Engineering
CIHT / DfT Reducing Street Clutter Award
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Signing the way in Hounslow – Ringway Hounslow Highways
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Grimsby Town Centre Accessibility Scheme – Engie and North East Lincolnshire Council
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