Topic Awards
Date 16 Jan 2026
Galliford Try has once again been recognised for its continued commitment to raising standards across the construction industry, with 21 projects nominated for this year’s Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) National Site Awards.
The CCS National Site Awards celebrate projects that demonstrate exceptional performance in respecting the community, caring for the environment, and protecting the workforce. Nominations recognise site teams that go beyond compliance to deliver positive, lasting impacts for local people and stakeholders.
This year’s nominations span multiple sectors and regions, highlighting the breadth of Galliford Try’s work and the consistent application of its values across Infrastructure, Building, Environment and Specialist projects.
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Business Unit |
Project |
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Building North East and Yorkshire |
Great Park Academy |
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Building Central |
Paisley Grammar School Community Campus |
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Infrastructure |
A47 Blofield |
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Infrastructure |
Banwell Bypass |
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Infrastructure |
South East Aylesbury Link Road |
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Building London South East Commercial |
Brent Cross Town Plot 14 |
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Building Southern |
Merrist Wood College |
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Building Southern |
Hargood Road |
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Environment |
Guildford Resilience Pipeline |
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Building Southern |
Central Health Based Place of Safety (Kent and Medway) |
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Building South West |
South Bristol Youth Zone |
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Building West Midlands and South West |
The Rise |
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Building North West |
Bolton University Collegiate School (UCS) |
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Building North East and Yorkshire |
The Woodlands Academy |
|
Building North East and Yorkshire |
RAF Leeming |
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Building North West |
Wigan Galleries |
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Building North West |
Olive School |
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Infrastructure |
A629 Phase 2 - Halifax Town Centre |
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Building West Midlands and South West |
Ebbw Fawr Learning Campus Extension |
|
Infrastructure |
Melton Mowbray Distributor Road |
|
Infrastructure |
Grantham Phase 3 |
All nominated sites will be assessed and awarded a gold, silver or bronze standard at regional award ceremonies taking place later in the year.
Commenting on the nominations, Bill Hocking, Chief Executive of Galliford Try, said: “These recognitions reflect the dedication and professionalism of our teams across the Group, and reinforces the importance of considerate construction in building trust with communities and clients alike.”