Tilbury Douglas, a leading UK building, infrastructure, engineering, and fit-out business has been shortlisted at the 2025 Construction News Awards in the Project of the Year (£20m – £50m) category for two of its projects: Durham Investigative Hub and Warringtonfire: Fire testing laboratory.
The Construction News Awards celebrate and showcase the very best the construction industry has to offer. Winning a Construction News Award is a mark of excellence recognised by clients and peers alike. The awards are the most prestigious and sought-after awards in construction.
Paul Ellenor, Regional Director – Yorkshire North East at Tilbury Douglas, shared: “Being shortlisted for the Construction News Project of the Year Award is a fantastic recognition of what we’ve delivered at Durham Investigative Hub. The project demonstrates the value of true collaboration with Durham Constabulary and the design team, and our capability in delivering complex public sector schemes to an exceptional standard. It sets a benchmark for future developments by combining performance, efficiency and long-term value for the public estate.”
Martin Horne, Regional Director – North West at Tilbury Douglas, commented: “Warringtonfire’s shortlisting for the Construction News Project of the Year Award highlights the strength of our Integrated Working Model. By bringing construction and engineering expertise together from day one, we’ve delivered exceptional quality, programme certainty and real added value for the client. It’s proof that our joined-up approach leads to more efficient, better performing projects. This is a milestone we’re proud of and a testament to the hard work of every team member involved.”
The winners will be announced on 10 July at a ceremony at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
