Finalists announced for the National Federation of Builders’ 7th annual awards

The awards reflect the dynamic nature of the construction industry and the excellent standards that have been achieved.

The NFB Awards 2019 will celebrate the high quality work and commitment delivered by NFB members across England and Wales. The awards reflect the dynamic nature of the construction industry and the excellent standards that have been achieved.

The awards scheme closed for entry on 15 February 2019 and was followed by a stringent selection process.

Richard Beresford, chief executive of the NFB, said: “This year, we received a record amount of entries and the process of creating a shortlist has been tough and involved much deliberation. Our panel of expert judges usually aim to select a maximum of three finalists for each category, but in some cases they felt that the calibre of submissions was so high that more ought to be recognised for their excellence. However, on the night, there can only be one winner for each of the awards.”

The NFB is pleased to announce the following companies as finalists for the NFB Awards 2019:

 

Finalists

Apprentice of the Year

To be announced on Thursday 4 April

 

Collaboration of the Year

Baxall Construction Ltd

Harris Bros. & Collard Ltd

Henry Boot Construction Ltd

 

Construction Employer of the Year

Award sponsored by A J Gallagher

Baxall Construction Ltd

Golden Houses Developments Ltd

Jenner (Contractors) Ltd

Metnor Construction Ltd

 

Heritage Project of the Year

Baxall Construction Ltd

Golden Houses Developments Ltd

 

House Builder of the Year Award

Bennett Homes

Deeley Group Ltd

Pearce Homes

ProBuild360

 

Innovation in Project Delivery

Building & Preservation (Northern) Ltd T/A Danford Brewer & Ives

William Powell & Sons (Builders) Ltd

 

Inspirational Individual Award

Baxall Construction Ltd

Britcon UK Limited

 

New Build Project of the Year (up to £5.5m turnover)

Harris Bros & Collard Ltd

Kisiel Ltd

ProBuild360

William Powell & Sons (Builders) Ltd

 

New Build Project of the Year (over £5.5m turnover)

Award sponsored by A J Gallagher

Britcon UK Limited

Henry Boot Construction Ltd

Golden Houses Developments Ltd

Jenner (Contractors) Ltd

 

Refurbishment Project of the Year (up to £5.5m turnover)

Kisiel Ltd

MAKE Group

 

Refurbishment Project of the Year (over £5.5m turnover)

Award sponsored by Croner

Golden Houses Developments Ltd

Henry Boot Construction Ltd

Vest Construction (Liveco Ltd)

 

Site of the Year

Award sponsored by Henry Boot Construction Ltd

BBS Construction Ltd

Golden Houses Developments Ltd

Metnor Construction Ltd

William Powell & Sons (Builders) Ltd

 

Training Programme of the Year

To be announced on Thursday 4 April

 

Winners will be announced on Thursday 4 April 2019 at The Belfry Hotel and Resort, Lichfield Road, Sutton Coldfield, B76 9PR.

Tickets for the ceremony and celebratory dinner can be purchased here: www.builders.org.uk/events/nfb-awards-2019/

To sponsor the awards please email: mark.barber@builders.org.uk

National Federation of Builders

The National Federation of Builders is a United Kingdom trade association representing the interests of small and medium-sized building contractors in England and Wales.

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