The winners of the CIHT Awards 2022 have been announced.
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Today has seen the announcement of the outstanding companies and projects within the highways, transportation infrastructure and services industry that have been successful at the Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation (CIHT) prestigious Annual Awards (held on the 7 September at the London Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor House).
Neil Johnstone, CIHT President said:
"The CIHT Awards recognise and celebrate the remarkable achievements of those working in our highways and transportation sector. These awards demonstrate real evidence of how through hard work our sector is delivering professional standards and best in class solutions.
“The last few years have seen transportation professionals react positively to the challenges of the pandemic and we have taken the opportunity to embrace change and innovation to continue to look to solve the challenges we all face today.”
"This year we have received almost 200 150 entries across our categories. We were fortunate to receive a rea a high standard of entries this year and we would like to congratulate all the entries who were awarded prizes today."
More details on all those shortlisted are available here.
The award winners for 2022 are now available and details are below:
CIHT Healthy Transport Award
Recognising the contribution of transport decarbonisation and the health of the population.
Amey Consulting - Liverpool City Centre Connectivity: The Strand Phase 1 project – Winner
Sustrans - Chrisp Street Community Cycles Streets – Highly Commended
BAM Nuttall - Stourton Park and Ride – Commended
Go Jauntly - Go Jauntly Green Routes App – Commended
Transport for London - TfL School Streets – Commended
WSP - Histon Road Highway Improvement Scheme – Commended
CIHT Employer of the Year Award
Recognises employers that make an outstanding effort in engaging with their employees and the wider sector.
Momentum Transport Consultancy – Winner
Kier - Where everyone can bring their whole self to work – Highly Commended
Balfour Beatty – Balfour Beatty Highways – Commended
J McCann and Co Limited - "McCann Family" Our People Matter – Commended
CIHT EDI Initiative of the Year Award
Recognising employers or individuals that have implemented an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) initiative of merit.
Manchester City Council - The Highways Access Group – Winner
Atkins Limited - #Differentmakesadifference – Highly Commended
AmeyArup - A66 Northern Trans-Pennine - Inclusion Action Plan – Commended
Laura Brooks, Molly Hoggard, Marie Godward - Gender Equality Toolkit in Transport – Commended
Kier - Expect Respect – Commended
CIHT Team of the Year Award
Celebrating the achievements of teams who have been able to adapt and work effectively under the challenges posed during COVID-19 in the Highways and Transportation sector
Kier Highways - Nordis Signs – Winner
Agilysis Limited - Team Lemur – Commended
Amey - A collaborative approach to delivering innovation in Kent – Commended
National Highways - A52 Clifton Bridge repair Scheme – Commended
Smart Motorways Alliance - Stopped Vehicle Detection – Commended
CIHT Creating Better Places Award
Recognising how outstanding design and implementation of schemes in our towns and cities improve the places around them and create places for people
Sustrans - The Ripple Greenway - Winner
Amey - Liverpool City Centre Connectivity: The Strand Phase 1 – Highly Commended
WSP - The Green Spine – Highly Commended
Project Centre Ltd - Camberley High Street – Commended
WSP - Shrewsbury Town Centre – Commended
CIHT Infrastructure Award
Recognising exceptional engineering solutions that have delivered creative and resilient infrastructure.
National Highways - A52 Clifton Bridge Repair Scheme - Winner
Amey Consulting - Kincardine Bridge – Highly Commended
Aggregate Industries & Kier - Low Carbon Pavement Design – Commended
Amey - Liverpool City Centre Connectivity: The Strand Phase 1 – Commended
Amey Consulting - M60 Junction 1 to 2, Kings Reach to Abney Hall – Commended
Morgan Sindall Infrastructure - M1, J23 & A512 Improvements Scheme – Commended
Tilbury Douglas Construction Limited - A69 Bridge End Junction, Hexham – Commended
CIHT Research Initiative of the Year
Recognising an outstanding piece of research in the highways and transportation sector that will further the industry as a whole.
WSP - Women's Personal Safety on London Public Transport - Winner
So-Mo - Message Not Received – Highly Commended
Amey - Understanding Gipave, a Graphene-Enhanced Asphalt – Commended
Atkins Ltd - Evaluating SRN Performance using Near-Real Time Floating Vehicle Data (FVD) – Commended
Scottish Borders Council - 20mph default trial Scottish Borders Council – Commended
CIHT & Kier Transport Planning Award
Recognises the value of transport planning in achieving positive outcomes for the benefit of the public.
Wood Group - York real-time traffic modelling scheme - Winner
Stantec - Gravity and the Stantec Scenario Planning Tool – Commended
CIHT & Atkins Technology and Innovation Award
Recognising innovation in the industry (including research, technology, products, processes and services) that have positively impacted the organisation, industry and society.
University College London – PEARL – Winner
Amey – Feedback Loop Playbook – Asset Data Delivery Model – Highly Commended
Archaeological Research Services Ltd – Blank Area Testing – Commended
Kier Highways – Natural Capital & Biodiversity Design Tool – Commended
CIHT & Ringway Climate Action Award
Recognising highways and transportation projects, schemes, products or strategies that demonstrate a contribution to sustainable working practices.
Lancashire County Council & Atkins - Lancashire Local Highways Decarbonisation Strategy - Winner
Aggregate Industries - SuperLow-Carbon asphalt – Highly Commended
Kier Highways - Driving for a Sustainable World – Commended
Skanska - M42 Junction 6 Improvement Scheme – Commended
Transport for the North - Transport Decarbonisation Strategy – Commended
CIHT Collaboration Award
Recognising those that have shown dedication to working in collaboration with other teams, organisations and/or sectors.
Ringway and Worcestershire County Council - Network Resilience – Highly Commended
Graham Construction - M25 J25 Integrated team – Commended
Transport Scotland - Delivering a Transport Plan for COP26 – Commended
CIHT Road Safety Award
The Road Safety Award, in memory of John Smart, recognises outstanding achievements which improve road user safety through excellent practice, design and technical application.
Scottish Borders Council - 20mph Default in Scottish Borders – Winner
Cranfield University - Pre-Driver Theatre and Workshop Education Research – Highly Commended
FORS - FORS (Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme) – Commended
Main Roads Western Australia - Innovative Information Technology in Road Safety – Commended
Transport for London - Intelligent Speed Assistance on London's bus fleet – Commended
CIHT International Infrastructure Award
Recognising outstanding examples of developing highways and transportation infrastructure from outside the UK and Ireland which have made major contributions to communities and society.
ORIS - Sourcing Intelligence for Road Optimization – Winner
Victorian State Government - Werribee Level Crossing Removal Project – Highly Commended
NTSG Italia srl / Fibre Security bv - Preserving Pipelines of Society – Commended
The CIHT Awards were kindly sponsored by Atkins, Kier and Ringway, more information on the categories and criteria can be found here.
To find out any more about these awards or to receive copies of any photos from the night, please contact e: communications@ciht.org.uk
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