Project teams honoured with National Site Awards by the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS)
The excellent work put in by our project teams has been reflected in twelve sites receiving recognition in the recent Considerate Construction Scheme (CCS) National Site Awards.
A special mention goes to our Gradel Quadrangles colleagues who picked up a Gold Award for their work on the development of New College, Oxford.
The CCS National Awards are one way in which the Considerate Constructors Scheme supports and drives positive change in the construction industry. They recognise the exceptional sites, organisations and individuals across the country who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to the Code of Considerate Practice which helps drive higher standards across construction activities in the areas of Community, Environment and Workforce.
We are committed to making a positive impact on communities and the environments we work in, as we construct a better world for future generations.
Well done to our Considerate Construction Scheme National Site Award Winners, who have been recognised for excellence in considerate construction.
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