The CEW Awards shortlist is out – but don’t worry you can still join in the fun if you’re names not included. Have you bought your table yet? Have you considered becoming a CEW Awards sponsor? Now’s the time to plan how you will be involved.

We have received over 100 entries of outstanding quality giving our judges a real headache – your award entries keep on improving and reflect real progress in Welsh construction. Take a look at our shortlist (below or via the web site) and start planning your diary, sort out your suits and dresses and book a table for the 15th July at the Celtic Manor. It is the tenth anniversary of the CEW Awards so we are planning a BIG night!

But meanwhile think about how else you can get involved. Apart from booking a table and enjoying the fun why not become a sponsor? The CEW Awards dinner is the biggest night of the year for construction in Wales – if you want to be noticed, or you want to remind stakeholders what your organisation does for the industry in Wales then talk to Sue Selkirk about becoming a CEW Awards 2016 sponsor.

Integration & Collaborative Working Award

• Cloud Based Supplier Intelligence and Analytics – ABC Electrification
• Cwmbran High School – Torfaen CBC/Willmott Dixon Construction Ltd
• M4 Junction 33 Capacity Improvement –  Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Ltd 
• North Wales Construction Framework – Denbighshire County Council
• South and Mid Wales Collaborative Construction Framework (SEWSCAP) – Rhondda Cynon Taff CBC
• Welsh National Sailing Academy and Events Centre – Wynne Construction

Sustainability Award – Our Legacy

• Burry Port Community Primary School –  WRW Construction
• Cyfarthfa Retail Park Phase 2 – Powell Dobson Architects
• Project Riverside – Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Ltd
• Ysgol Bro Llifon – Cyngor Gwynedd

Value Award

• Bryn Ivor Lodge – Castleoak
• Burry Port Community Primary School –  WRW Construction Ltd
• Cyfarthfa Retail Park Phase 2 – Powell Dobson Architects
• Llwyncrwn Primary School – Morgan Sindall
• The Agilis School Model – ISG

Health & Safety Award

• Kier Construction Western & Wales
• Noah's Ark Children's Hospital for Wales Phase 2 – Interserve Construction
• Sobell Development – Laing O'Rourke Construction Ltd

Innovation Award

• Adult Mental Health Unit, Llandough Hospital – Laing O'Rourke Construction Limited
• Burry Port Community Primary School –  WRW Construction
• Cloud Based Supplier Intelligence and Analytics – ABC Electrification
• coBuilder
• Sobell Development – Laing O'Rourke Construction Limited
• The Agilis School Model – ISG

BIM Project of the Year

• A465 Dualling Section 3 – Carillion Civil Engineering
• Adult Mental Health Unit, Llandough Hospital – Laing O'Rourke Construction Limited
• Holywell Learning Campus – Galliford Try

Client of the Year

• Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
• South & Mid Wales Collaborative Construction Framework (SEWSCAP)
• South Wales Police

Leadership & People Development Award

• A465 Heads of the Valleys Section 2 – Costain Ltd
• SME Supply Chain Academy - Costain Ltd
• Engineers for Overseas Development Limited  (EFOD)
• Lendlease North Wales Prison Project – Lendlease
• Pinkspiration – Transforming Spaces – Design Factor
• Willmott Dixon Leadership & People Development Strategy 2015

Project of the Year - Civils

• A465 Dualling Section 3 – Carillion Civil Engineering
• Pen y Cymoedd Wind Farm – Jones Brothers & Balfour Beatty Joint Venture
• Pont Briwet – Cyngor Gwynedd
• Rhiwbina Flood Defence Scheme – Raymond Brown Construction Limited

Project of the Year – Buildings

• Adult Mental Health Unit, Llandough Hospital – Laing O'Rourke Construction Limited
• Burry Port Community Primary School –  WRW Construction
• Cwmgelli Lodge - Morganstone Limited
• Loftus Garden Village – Seren Group
• Noah's Ark Children's Hospital for Wales – Interserve Construction
• Sobell Development – Laing O'Rourke Construction Limited

SME of the Year, Young Achiever and Achiever of the Year shortlist will be announced over the next few weeks.