2021 Award winners
Winner of Best Project Preparatory Work
Winner of Best Scientific/Technical/Digital Advance or Innovation
Winner of Best Industry Innovation / Adaptation To Covid-19
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Arcadis (UK) Limited and Vale Europe Limited for their entry Acton Refinery Decommissioning, Demolition And Remediation
Highly commended entry:
Winner of Best Public Engagement And Participation (Sponsored by Celtic)
Winner of Best Application Of Remediation Technologies
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Celtic Technologies Ltd for their entry Tank Source Remediation Works Using An Enclosure
Highly commended entry:
Winner of Best Remediation Of A Smaller Site
Highly commended entry:
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Seed Environmental Ltd for their entry Thermal Remediation At A Domestic Property
Winner of Best Project Closure/Verification
Highly commended entry:
Joint winners of Best Re-use Of Materials
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4R Group for their entry Restoration Of Rossington Colliery
Winner of Best Urban Regeneration/ Brownfield Scheme (Sponsored by AECOM)
Joint winners of Best International Project
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RPS for their entry PFAS Investigation And Management Program, Australian Government Department Of Defence
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RSK for their entry Technology Transfer And Export Of Remediation Knowledge To Africa
Winner of Best Public Sector/Not For Profit Led Project
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RPS for their entry Remediation Of East Tip, Haulbowline Island
Highly commended entry:
Winner of Best Infrastructure Project
Winner of Best Biodiversity Enhancement
Winner of Judges' Choice Awards
Winner of Best Young Brownfield Professional
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Rae Watney, Leeds City Council
Watch the 2021 Awards Ceremony
The 2021 Brownfield Awards were a big success, attracting over 200 industry professionals. Each attendee had access to their own dedicated virtual awards table, entertainment from the talented Chris Turner, as well as an exclusive viewing of the live ceremony announcing the winners.
2021 Beautiful Brownfields Photo Competition
The winner of the 2021 Beautiful Brownfields photography competition is Joshua Cuming, Soilfix, for his photo ‘Reflection on sustainable hydrocarbon remediation’.
This photography competition aims to celebrate the artistic unusual and often extraordinary characteristics of brownfield land.