Meet the five people who have been nominated for Digital Rising Star of the Year at the Digital Construction Awards 2026.

Six methods for making the built and managed environments more sustainable have made the shortlist for Delivering Sustainability with Digital Innovation category at the Digital Construction Awards 2026.

There is just a fortnight left to enter the Digital Construction Awards 2026 before the 31 October deadline.

The team of United Utilities (UU), ChangeMaker 3D (CM3D), Scottish Water and Manchester Metropolitan University won the Best Application of Technology category at the Digital Construction Awards 2025 for its work on the Water Industry Printfrastructure programme.

Mace and the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) won the Information Management Best Practice category at the Digital Construction Awards 2025,

Skyline Cockpit’s remote control system for tower cranes won the Digital Innovation in Productivity category at the Digital Construction Awards 2025.

SMP Alliance won the Digital Collaboration of the Year category, sponsored by Bluebeam, at the Digital Construction Awards 2025.

The AI and IoT-powered approach of SmartViz on Cardiff Metropolitan University’s estate deservedly won the Asset Management Best Practice category, sponsored by DC+, at the Digital Construction Awards 2025.

BuildPrompt and HS2 won the Best Use of AI category at the Digital Construction Awards 2025.

McLaren Construction’s digital information management team emerged victorious from the intensely competitive Digital Team of the Year category, sponsored by Digital Construction Week, at the Digital Construction Awards 2025.

Consultant BIMBox’s work on Frimley Park Hospital demonstrated its wide-ranging digital expertise, making the company the judges’ choice as Digital Consultancy of the Year for 2025.

Isabelle Barron of WSP was named Digital Rising Star of the Year, sponsored by the Chartered Institute of Building, at the Digital Construction Awards 2025.

There is a fortnight left to book your places at the Digital Construction Awards, the sector’s Oscars. The deadline for table bookings is 13 June.

This category recognises the use of digitalisation, digital methodologies and technologies to enhance health, safety and wellbeing among workers on construction projects.

This category recognises the best use of digital technology to enhance the practical aspects of building and project design.

This category recognises the organisations whose vision is an industry that places great importance on carbon efficiency.

The Digital Construction Awards attracted 170-plus entries this year, 85 of which have been shortlisted. Here, we detail the finalists for the Asset Management Best Practice award.

Here, we detail the finalists for the Digital Consultancy of the Year award.

This category rewards the digital construction consultancy that has demonstrated excellence and helped their client(s) transform their businesses or projects through the adoption of digital processes and technologies. Six consultancies made the shortlist.