SCF Awards 2022

Annual SCF Awards

Having had to announce the winners of our last two Annual Awards remotely, it was great to finally meet face to face and celebrate some great successes achieved through the framework this year.

As well as acknowledging the excellent work of our main contractors, this year we wanted to continue recognising the hard work of sub contractors working with our main contractors.

Across all categories there has been exceptional commitment to projects as well as a focus on collaborative working, which has helped deliver some fantastic results.

Our Winners

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Congratulations to all the winners and thank you all for your efforts!

Contractor of the Year

Very well deserved with high quality feedback from Gateway reviews, and this has been achieved despite securing a good proportion of SCF pipeline which has included some challenging programmes of work.

Framework Manager of the Year

Priya Parthi and Angela Purse

This was awarded for being very proactive in supporting SCF initiatives, and embedding themselves in the SCF teams across all regions. Also for the smooth and seamless changeover between them both.

Director of the Year

Lyndon Matthews

Demonstrating exceptional leadership, and for further embedding SCF into Kier’s organisational priorities. Supporting delivery of our key and strategic projects, and most importantly for ensuring the Kier team have the resources and skills needed to deliver on all framework requirements.

Integrated Team of the Year

Kidbrooke Park Primary School

Recognised for their outstanding integrated working with regards to supply chain and market intelligence, as well as the sharing of risk with the client.

Integrated Team of the Year (Highly Commended)

Friars House

The team were impressed with the teamwork demonstrated, the benefits of early engagement and the collaborative approach shown in this project.

Supply Chain Partner Awards

Supply Chain Partner of the Year (Lot 1)

Kier

Appex demonstrated exceptional commitment to the project and the challenges faced, displaying innovation and flexibility, particularly in the demands of preserving an air seal line in a Passivhaus building of this scale.

Supply Chain Partner of the Year (Lot 2)

SMP Brickwork

Morgan Sindall

SMP Brickwork have worked collaboratively with other trades to adapt to the challenges of delayed material availability throughout Covid-19. Through collaborative planning, SMP Brickwork have condensed their contract period to ensure that critical dates were met; all whilst managing last-minute adaptations to detailed design.

Supply Chain Partner of the Year (Lot 3)

Galliford Try

NHE Carpentry exhibited a pro-active approach to mitigating risks to programme arisen from Covid-19 and Brexit. Also utilised early orders, and proactively marked up a theatre room to eliminate the future risk of sourcing bespoke acoustic panels.