The award recognises the team’s exceptional work across security installations in the water industry, which includes leading one of the UK’s largest integrated security upgrades, securing over 400 live operational clean water sites serving millions of people.

Asset Intelligence was further recognised with a Highly Commended mention in the Best Use of Technology category, and within the Environmental Project of the Year category, applauding their environmental best practice and commitment to the use of Artificial Intelligence and innovative technology.

This accolade builds on their achievements from last year, after receiving the National Partnership Award and Bethany Davies, Design Engineer, receiving recognition in the Management Excellence category.

Uzair Osman, Managing Director for Galliford Try Asset Intelligence, said: “Our work safeguards people, infrastructure, and national resilience, and we’re proud to have the contribution of our brilliant people recognised. This award inspires us to keep pushing boundaries, uphold the highest standards, and reflects the passion and dedication of our team.”

Bill Hocking, Chief Executive of Galliford Try, commented: “Our dedication to careful risk management, Group balance sheet strength, professional and committed teams and collaborative quality-focused relationships with clients and suppliers have all contributed to this fifth year of sequential growth.

“As a UK only contractor with a track record of delivery in water, highways, defence, custodial, education and affordable homes, we are uniquely positioned to support the UK’s key areas of future spend and investment.

“The Group’s major framework successes and growing high quality sector focused order book provide clear visibility and security of future workloads well beyond the current financial year. We are confident in the outlook for Group, our strategy to 2030 and commitment to continue to deliver long-term sustainable value for all our stakeholders.”

Phil Harris, Managing Director for Galliford Try Investments, said: “We are delighted with this decision, which comes after extensive work with the community and council over a number of years. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform a landmark site, create much-needed new homes and public spaces, and support Leicester’s future growth. By respecting Corah’s heritage while delivering modern, sustainable development, the scheme will bring pride back to this historic part of the city.”