Excellence in transportation was honoured last Thursday at the eighth annual CIHT Awards, held at Madame Tussauds in London. Industry commentator Christian Wolmar announced the winners to an audience of 380 members, guests and nominees. Certificates were presented by CIHT President David Anderson.

Olympic Delivery Authority’s director of transport Hugh Sumner received the CIHT Institution Award and WSP associate director Andrew Moseley of the Yorkshire & Humberside Branch was named CIHT Young Transportation Professional of the Year. Winners of 11 award categories are listed below:

CIHT / Department for Transport Reducing Sign Clutter Award
MGWSP Northamptonshire Highways – ‘Cutting the Clutter’

CIHT Employer Award for Excellence in Skills Development
London Borough of Waltham Forest – ‘Waltham Forest Highways Trainee Development Programme’

CIHT / Lafarge Tarmac Health & Safety Award at Work Award
BAM Nuttall Morgan Sindall Joint Venture – M62 Managed Motorways ‘Eliminating the Need for Workers to Undertake Live Carriageway Crossings’

CIHT / Colas Technological Application Award
Carnell in association with the Highways Agency and EnterpriseMouchel Ltd –'SMARTscan'

CIHT / John Smart Road Safety Award
A-one+ Integrated Highway Services – ‘Simplified Traffic Management – Reducing Carriageway Crossings’

CIHT Sustainability Award
Integrated Transport Planning Ltd in partnership with Suffolk County Council and Waveney District Council – ‘Lowestoft Local Links for Business’

CIHT / Ringway Innovation Award
EnterpriseMouchel Ltd – ‘Rejuven8’

CIHT / Costain Effective Partnerships Award
Coventry City Council, Warwickshire County Council, Jacobs, Balfour Beatty and Waterman Aspen – ‘Coventry 2012’

CIHT / EnterpriseMouchel Streets Award
City of London – ‘Cheapside’

CIHT / VINCI Concessions Highway Asset Management Award
Lafarge Tarmac, Blackpool Council and Gaist – ‘Project 30’

CIHT / Gatwick Airport Major Projects Award
Skanska Balfour Beatty M25 JV – ‘M25 Widening J16-23, J27-30 and Hatfield Tunnel Refurbishment’

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