There are just two months left to compete for an industry Oscar: the deadline to enter the Digital Construction Awards 2025 is 7 March.
The Digital Construction Awards 2025 celebrate best practice and reward innovation in the application of BIM, information management and digital technology in the built and managed environments.
New categories have been added to the 13 that featured at the 2024 Awards. These include Digital Team of the Year, which recognises the team driving digital transformation and/or information management best practice within their business. Also new is Best Use of AI. And the Design Innovation category recognises the best use of digital technology and data to enhance the practical aspects of building and project design for successful delivery.
Existing categories have also been updated.
The full list of categories is:
- Digital Construction Project of the Year
- Digital Contractor of the Year
- Digital Consultancy of the Year
- Digital Team of the Year
- Digital Collaboration of the Year
- Digital Rising Star of the Year
- Digital Construction Champion of the Year
- Best Application of Technology
- Product Innovation of the Year
- Information Management Best Practice
- Delivering Sustainability with Digital Innovation
- Asset Management Best Practice
- Digital Innovation in Health, Safety and Wellbeing
- Digital Innovation in Productivity
- Best Use of AI
- Design Innovation
The entry deadline is 9 March. The shortlisted entrants will be revealed on 6 May. The trophies will be awarded to the winners at a gala dinner on 1 July 2025 at The Brewery in London.
Partners for the Awards are Digital Construction Week, the Chartered Institute of Building, and Construction Management and BIMplus.
The industry’s Oscars
Will Mann, editor of Construction Management, said: “We were overwhelmed by the reaction to the 2024 Awards – there were more than 160 entries, and 450 digital construction professionals attended the gala dinner. We’re proud to stage the Awards again – the industry’s Oscars – and we look forward to celebrating the progress the industry is making.”
Justin Stanton, BIMplus editor, added: “We’ve tweaked the categories, so please read the entry criteria in plenty of time. Wherever you are in the built and managed environment supply chains, there’s a category that will allow you to showcase your work.”
Ollie Hughes, co-founder of Digital Construction Week, concluded: “To ensure the best of the best receive the recognition they deserve, we are expanding our judging panel, bringing in further sector experts. No matter which categories you enter, one of the keys to success will be evidence.”
To find out more about the Awards, head to digitalconstructionawards.co.uk
To become an Awards sponsor, email Karolina Orecchini – [email protected]
For entry queries, email Justin Stanton – [email protected]
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