Australia’s peak national body for the civil construction sector, Civil Contractors Federation National (CCF) is pleased to invite people to register now for the 2021 Civil Contractors Federation National Earth Awards which will be held virtually on Friday 12 November 2021 from 4.30pm to 6.00pm (AEDT).
Attendance at the online event is free but registrations are essential. To register, click here.
Chief Executive Officer of the CFF National, Chris Melham, said, “The CCF National Earth Awards are the most prestigious awards in civil infrastructure that recognise project excellence.
“The award finalists are comprised of winners of each of the state and territory award categories, and so the projects being recognised at the CCF National Earth Awards represent the ‘best of the best’ across Australia.
“The awards showcase a range of projects across various disciplines including roads, bridges, drainage, rail and utilities – all of which link support the growth and prosperity of Australian communities.
“The Awards reward contractors, both big and small, who rise to the challenge and deliver projects to the highest standards of quality and embrace the needs of the environment and local communities.
“With just one week to go before the 2021 CCF National Earth Awards, I invite people to register now to take part in this gala online event,” he said.
The National Earth Awards are presented in six groups, according to project value:
- Project value up to $2 million
- Project value $2 million to $5 million
- Project value $5 million to $10 million
- Project value $10 million to $30 million
- Project value $30 million to $75 million
- Project value more than $75 million
Entrants to the CCF National Earth Awards are judged on set criteria including:
- Project & Construction Management
- Innovation
- People Development & Training
- Quality
- Safety
- Environment
- Stakeholders
The 2021 CCF National Earth Awards are proudly sponsored by PSC Insurance Brokers, the official insurance partner of Civil Contractors Federation National.
