British Building Maintenance Awards 2010
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
Have you worked on a prestigious project in the last three years?
Does it lack the recognition it deserves?
Then this is your chance to tell us why you think it should win an award.
The British Building Maintenance Awards, started in 1995, aim to give recognition to outstanding projects in the field of building maintenance and management, and the Association of Building Engineers is pleased to announce that nominations for the 2010 British Building Maintenance Awards are now open.
The building maintenance and management industry is a huge, varied and complex area of activity. It accounts for around 50% of the construction sector output. The aim of the awards is to identify and recognise outstanding projects in the field of building maintenance and management. The awards give applicants the opportunity to showcase and promote their achievements to the whole industry.
Entry is open to any organisation or individual involved in building maintenance, modification, conservation, restoration and repair, including the associated engineering, building and support services, and the management and operations strategies employed therein. These projects will be live/underway and/or completed in the last three years.
Previous winners include:
- Cardiff Castle House and Clock Tower Exterior Conversation
- Chesterfield Borough Council
- Dundee City Council - Morgan Academy Restoration
- Dewis Chartered Surveyors
Closing date for nominations is 29 August 2010.
For further information download the 
Competition Guidelines.