The shortlist for the CN Workforce Awards 2025 has been unveiled.
A total of 138 entries – up 10 per cent on last year’s event – have been chosen across 20 categories, highlighting the quality of submissions this year.
“The breadth and depth of this year’s shortlisted entries reflect the resilience and dedication of the construction sector’s exceptional workforce,” said Construction News editor Colin Marrs.
“We are proud to continue shining the light on the teams and individuals who help keep this industry delivering to the highest standards.”
Tier one contractors are represented in this year’s shortlist by the likes of joint venture Balfour Beatty Vinci, Bam UK & Ireland, Bouygues and Galliford Try.
Bam has seven nominations, more than any other firm on the shortlist.
Balfour Beatty Vinci and GMI Construction are each represented in six shortlisted entries.
The most hotly contested award of the evening – Health & Safety Initiative of the Year – includes 11 nominations.
Winners in each category, chosen by a panel of 40 judges, will be announced at a celebratory black-tie dinner on 13 November at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
The full shortlist can be viewed on the CN Workforce Awards 2025 website, where you can find more information about attending the event.