Wednesday 27 November | Hilton Metropole London
2021 Winners
Best Use of Technology: Artificial Intelligence
Winner: nPlan, Schedule assurance for Transpennine Route upgrade
Shortlist:
- Buildots, Deep learning, computer vision and the AI revolution
- Network Rail, Digitised lineside inspections
- Vapar, Using AI for pipe condition assessment
- nPlan, Schedule assurance for Transpennine Route upgrade
Best Use of Technology: Design Efficiency
Winner: Bryden Wood, The Forge
Shortlist:
- Strategic Pipeline Alliance (SPA), Strategic Pipeline Alliance
- Stantec, Stantec.io Route Selector
- Bryden Wood, The Forge
Best Use of Technology: Digital Engineering
Winner: Bam Nuttall, M8 Footbridge
Shortlist:
- Digital Construction Works,The Digital Construction Works Integrations Platform
- Royal HaskoningDHV, South Cliffs Chalet - retaining wall reinstatement
- Waldeck Consulting, Network Rail panoptic bridge management
- Bam Nuttall, M8 Footbridge
Best Use of Technology: Health, Safety & Wellbeing
Winner: Eurovia, AVUS - Augmented Visualisation of Underground Services
Highly Commended: Network Rail, Digitised lineside inspections
Shortlist:
- Network Rail, Digitised lineside inspections
- Ocean3D.co.uk, Using interactive tours for accessibility, inclusion and health and safety training
- Paperless Construction, Digitising HSE Compliance management
- Stantec, The London Fire Flow System
- Vision Survey, HS2 - Trial - Digital Permit to Dig System
- Eurovia, AVUS - Augmented Visualisation of Underground Services
Best Use of Technology: Site Productivity
Winner: Peri, Regent Street Flyover - driving efficiency with formwork pressure monitoring
Shortlist:
- Balfour Beatty Vinci, M4 Junction 3-12 motorway upgrade
- Causeway Technologies, Ermeo transforms maintenance asset management
- DataScope Systems, Digital collaborative planning
- Vision Survey, HS2 - Trial - Digital Permit to Dig System
- XER Schedule Toolkit, Stevenage Turnback Facility
- Peri, Regent Street Flyover - driving efficiency with formwork pressure monitoring
Best Use of Technology: Smart Data Collection
Winner: Peri, Regent Street Flyover - concrete sensor technology
Shortlist:
- Arup, Arup Inspect
- Catsurveys, Digital network survey
- EKFB (Eiffage Kier Ferrovial BAM), Predictive and corrective operations through systems integration and data insights
- Network Rail, TrackWater 2.0
- Peri, Chelsea Embankment - SONO WZ water cement sensor for concrete quality
- Senceive, Intelligent earthworks for safer, more reliable railways
- Stantec, Stantec.io Flood Alerts
- SymTerra and Kier, DC Cable Doubling
- Peri, Regent Street Flyover - concrete sensor technology
Sponsored by
Natural Environment Champion
Winner: Aecom and Lifescape Project, Natural Capital Laboratory
Shortlist:
- GreenBlue Urban, HydroPlanter
- Aecom and Lifescape Project, Natural Capital Laboratory
Technology Leader Trailblazer
Winner: HR Wallingford, Damsat - dam monitoring by satellites
Highly Commended: Skanska UK, Democratising Infrastructure with GeoBIM
Shortlist:
- Arup, Future Offshore Wind Scenarios
- nuVa Enterprises, Leading in remote knowledge flow for the agile organisation
- Skanska UK, Democratising Infrastructure with GeoBIM
- DataCow, ABP Border Control Posts
- Stantec, Stantec.io
- HR Wallingford, Damsat - dam monitoring by satellites
Sponsored by
Technology Provider Trailblazer
Winner: HR Wallingford, Damsat - dam monitoring by satellites
Shortlist:
- Digital Construction Works, The Digital Construction Works Integrations Platform
- nuVa Enterprises, Trail blazing Hybrid Working
- Qualis Flow, Qualis Flow - Qflow
- DataCow, Enterprise Resource Planning software for construction and engineering businesses
- Vision Survey, HS2, Silvertown & A38 - Trial - Digital Permit to Dig System
- HR Wallingford, Damsat - dam monitoring by satellites
Transport Infrastructure Champion
Winner: Bryden Wood, ARC – an automated cable routing management system
Highly Commended: Network Rail, Network Rail Civils and sustainability R&D programme
Shortlist:
- Amey, Feedback Loop Playbook - Asset Data Delivery Model
- Geobear, Shugborough Tunnel
- Network Rail, Network Rail Civils and sustainability R&D programme
- Waldeck Consulting, Network Rail Panoptic Bridge Management
- Bryden Wood, ARC – an automated cable routing management system
Best Use of Technology: Carbon Reduction
Winner: Leisure Energy, Energy reduction at Stour Leisure Centre in Ashford, Kent
Highly Commended: Arup, Solar air conditioning sizing tool
Shortlist:
- Arup, Solar air conditioning sizing tool
- Bam Nuttall, M8 Footbridge
- Leisure Energy, Energy reduction at Stour Leisure Centre in Ashford, Kent
- River Cycleway Europe, River Cycleway
- Vision Survey, HS2 - Trial - Digital Permit to Dig System
Sponsored by
Best Use of Technology: Offsite and Modular
Winner: Network Rail, Flow Footridge
Shortlist:
- GreenBlue Urban, Introducing HydroPlanter - the modular raingarden solution.
- Mace, Mace Tech - a revolution in high-rise construction
- MJH Structural Engineers,101 George Street
- Network Rail, Flow Footridge
Innovation Incubator
Winner: Transport Compliance Associates, Hydrogen reformer hybrid
Shortlist:
- Kelda Showers, Innovative Air-Powered™ showers
- nuVa Enterprises, The NATURAL way of hybrid working
- SAALG Geomechanics, SAALG Geomechanics DAARWIN´s
- Transport Compliance Associates, Hydrogen reformer hybrid
- Vision Survey, HS2, Silvertown & A38 - Trial - Digital Permit to Dig System