Constructing Excellence

Climate Action Group - AI & Sustainability - Balancing the sustainability benefits with energy use? - May
2026-05-20 10:00 - 11:30 (Europe/London) | Online
Construction and the built environment have a huge role to play in tackling the climate crisis and delivering high quality sustainable buildings and infrastructure. It is a key concern for all built environment stakeholders and influences decision-making in all areas of the asset life cycle from design, procurement, construction and operation.
Join the Constructing Excellence Climate Action group for their next meeting on Wednesday 20th May.
Climate Action – AI & Sustainability – Balancing the sustainability benefits with energy use?
We will be joined by Nick Tune, Founder of OptimiseAI which uses AI technology to revolutionise building energy and water management (About Us) and Jamie Hillier of Akerlof who will be sharing their recent research into how AI is enabling sustainability.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

CCLG Client Forum
2026-05-14 14:00 - 15:00 | Online
***This event is for Clients only- get in touch to find out more***

The Construction Clients Leadership Group (CCLG) is the trusted voice of construction clients—championing best practice, driving innovation, and delivering exceptional value. With membership accessible to organisations of every size, CCLG empowers clients to shape the future of the built environment.
Join us on Thursday 14th May, for the CCLG Client Forum where we will discuss topics affecting construction clients right now.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

***This event is for Clients only- get in touch to find out more***

UK Construction Week London 2026
2026-05-12 - 2026-05-14 | ExCeL London
Connect. Buy. Collaborate.
UK Construction Week is the most valuable, innovation-led, and commercially focused event in the market. Bringing together construction leaders, innovators and decision makers to connect, buy and collaborate to shape the future built environment.
Constructing Excellence are delighted to be event partners for UKCW 2026, join us at ExCeL London from 12 to 14 May 2026 and be part of the conversations shaping the future of the built environment.
Register Now to Attend: https://forms.reg.buzz/ukcw-london-2026/constructing-excellence
At UKCW, on Tuesday 12th May, Constructing Excellence will be hosting 2 sessions:
10.30-11.45
Frameworks & the Constructing the Gold Standard: A Supply Chain Perspective on Choosing the Right Route
With frameworks playing an increasingly central role in public and private sector procurement, understanding how to assess their real value is critical for the supply chain. This session draws on first-hand experience of working within frameworks and the Construction Excellence Gold Standard Verification to explore how to identify quality opportunities, what questions to ask before committing, and how to avoid costly misalignment. Attendees will gain practical insight into selecting frameworks that support long-term growth, credible partnerships, and sustainable project delivery.
Speakers include:

Alison Nicholl, Constructing Excellence
Assad Maqbool, Trowers & Hamlins
Rob Byrnes, Vinci Building UK

14:30 – 15:15
Industrialised Construction: How the Supply Chain Can Unlock Productivity and Win the Future
As modularisation and industrialised construction move from ambition to active delivery, the supply chain must adapt quickly to stay competitive. This session explores what is happening now in offsite manufacturing, platform design, and standardisation; and the strategic decisions that businesses can take today, to position themselves for long-term success. Attendees will gain clarity on the tangible skills, capabilities, and commercial understanding needed to secure work and thrive in an increasingly industrialised construction landscape.
Speakers include:

Alison Nicholl, Constructing Excellence
Alex Small, Tata Steel
Andrew Dewdney, Kier Construction
Polly Wilkinson, BRE Academy

Embedding Digital Group- May
2026-05-11 14:00 - 15:30 | Online
Join the CE Embedding Digital Group on Monday 11th May for an insightful session where we will hear from Nigel Stroud, Principal Digital Asset Data Lead at Heathrow.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

CCLG Health, Safety & Wellbeing Forum
2026-04-23 14:00 - 15:00 | Online
***This event is for Clients only- get in touch to find out more***

The Construction Clients Leadership Group (CCLG) is the trusted voice of construction clients—championing best practice, driving innovation, and delivering exceptional value. With membership accessible to organisations of every size, CCLG empowers clients to shape the future of the built environment.
Join us on Thursday 23rd April, for the CCLG Health, Safety & Wellbeing Forum where we will hear from Henrietta Frater with an update on the work of the CLC Health Safety and Wellbeing group.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

***This event is for Clients only- get in touch to find out more***

CE Procurement Group- April
2026-04-22 14:00 - 15:30 | Online
The Constructing Excellence Procurement Group, chaired by Rebecca Rees, brings together a highly knowledgeable group of our members who are committed to delivering better procurement.
Join us on Wednesday 22nd April for another interesting session on The Economics of Social Value – Who Pays? We will hear from speakers Lucy Howard, Turners & Townsend, and Ellie Jenkins, Akerlof.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Offsite Manufacturing & Technology Group- April
2026-04-17 10:00 - 11:30 | Online
Chaired by Alex Small of Tata Steel, this group is looking at how we can best leverage the knowledge that sits throughout the supply chain and the manufacturing base to add more value to projects and programmes.
Join us for the next session, on Friday 17th April, where we will hear from speakers; Ron Lang (Atkins Realis), Mike Pitts (Innovate UK – UKRI) and Keith Waller (High Value Manufacturing Catapult – HVM Catapult). They will share their plans for the Mission Accelerator Programme, recently launched under the UK Research and Innovation Mission Accelerator Programme: Industrialising & Digitalising Construction.
This programme seeks to establish a digital marketplace to support the large‑scale development and deployment of industrialised building components and processes. It will include a collaborative platform where construction, manufacturing, technology companies, and suppliers can jointly create, refine, and configure standardised digital designs for both buildings and infrastructure. The aim is to reduce errors, cut waste, and accelerate the delivery of major projects.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Performance Measurement Group- April
2026-04-07 11:00 - 12:30 | Online
Chaired by Simon Cross of KPMG, the Performance Measurement group will be meeting on Tuesday 7th April for a productive online discussion focussed on performance measurement across the construction industry. Further details to follow shortly.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Climate Action Group- March
2026-03-25 10:00 - 11:30 | Online
Construction and the built environment have a huge role to play in tackling the climate crisis and delivering high quality sustainable buildings and infrastructure. It is a key concern for all built environment stakeholders and influences decision-making in all areas of the asset life cycle from design, procurement, construction and operation.
Join the Constructing Excellence Climate Action group for their next meeting on Wednesday 25th March focused on Sustainability of Data Centres.
In this session, we will present the current trends in data centres and discuss their various sustainability strategies and constraints in the face of scarce resources and extreme growth in the industry. We’ll address steps data centres are taking to reduce their impact on the grid, the water supply, and their local communities.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Embedding Digital Group- February
2026-02-26 10:00 - 11:30 | Online
Contact us to register your attendance.
Join the CE Embedding Digital Group on Thursday 26th February for an insightful session delving into digital strategies and techniques in construction. More information to follow shortly.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Performance Measurement Group- February
2026-02-03 11:00 - 12:30 | Online
Chaired by Simon Cross of KPMG, the Performance Measurement group will be meeting on Tuesday 3rd February for a productive online discussion focussed on performance measurement across the construction industry. Further details to follow shortly.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Climate Action Group- January
2026-01-28 10:00 - 11:30 | Online
Construction and the built environment have a huge role to play in tackling the climate crisis and delivering high quality sustainable buildings and infrastructure. It is a key concern for all built environment stakeholders and influences decision-making in all areas of the asset life cycle from design, procurement, construction and operation.
Join the Constructing Excellence Climate Action group for their next meeting on Wednesday 28th January, where we’ll be joined by 2 of the awards winners from the Constructing Excellence National Awards 2025; Rob Charlton, Chief Executive of Space Group, winners of the ESG category and Fiona Edwards, Head of Sustainability at JPA Workspaces, who won the Climate Action category.
Rob will set out how Space Architects has embedded environmental, social and governance principles into the way the business is run, not just into how buildings are designed (more about this below) whilst Fiona will share JPA Workspace’s Climate Action activities with the group.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Space Architects – People, Planet, Place
This presentation will set out how Space Architects has embedded environmental, social and governance principles into the way the business is run, not just into how buildings are designed. Rather than treating ESG as a reporting or compliance exercise, Space has adopted a practical framework structured around People, Planet and Place. This framework is used to guide strategy, governance, investment decisions and day-to-day operations across the practice.
This talk will explain how this approach has been implemented in practice, including:

Building a strong, long-term workplace culture and development structure (People)
Setting and measuring real carbon and environmental performance targets, including a commitment to Net Zero by 2030 (Planet)
Focusing on long-term social value, quality and impact in the places the practice works (Place)

It will also touch on how this approach is underpinned by B Corp certification, Best Companies accreditation and a strong focus on measurement, data and long-term performance, and why Space Architects believes ESG must be treated as a core business system rather than a separate initiative.

Bio: Rob Charlton
Rob Charlton is Chief Executive of Space Group, the Newcastle-based architecture and digital construction group that includes Space Architects, BIM Technologies, bimstore and Twinview. He has over 20 years’ experience as an architect focussing on digital delivery and practice leadership, and has led the transformation of Space into a purpose-led, sustainability- and data-driven organisation. Under his leadership, Space has achieved B Corp certification, 3 star Best Companies accreditation, a Carbon Neutral Business and committed to Net Zero by 2030.

Constructing Excellence Conference 2026
2026-01-21 09:15 - 15:30 | BMA House, London
Constructing Excellence Conference 2026

The Constructing Excellence Annual Conference brings together key decision makers from across the Constructing Excellence Movement and wider construction industry to explore the burning issues of the day and how they relate to Constructing Excellence Mission and Vision.
The 2026 Annual Conference, taking place on 21st January at BMA House, will explore Actions Not Words: How Will We Deliver the Quality Built Environment We Deserve?

Actions Not Words: How Will We Deliver the Quality Built Environment We Deserve?
The arguments about why we need to improve delivery are well made and what needs to be delivered is clearly set out in the 10 year infrastructure strategy. How do we deliver that strategy? How do we ensure that the assets we build and manage meet the fundamental needs of society, the economy and the environment?
In the 2026 Constructing Excellence Annual Conference we will be focussing on the all-important ‘How?’
Our established background in sharing best practice demonstrates that improvement comes about through sharing and collaborating to drive meaningful and lasting change. We want the delegates to come away inspired about how they can build on the insight from the day and make meaningful changes in their own organisations, projects and roles.
Through the day we will be considering three core areas of how we delivery excellence:
-How do we define what we want?

How do we articulate to the market what we actually value from our built environment.
How do we define the outcomes we want from our assets?
How do we implement value-based decision-making across programmes and projects?
Who is leading the way at working collaboratively with the supply chain to deliver on outcomes?

CE Showcase: Value Toolkit, Performance Measurement, Climate Action is around the corner with practical examples of what we can do now to better support society.
-How do we set up for success?

How do we select delivery mechanisms that will maximise outcomes
How do we procure for those outcomes?
How do we engage with the market to ensure we get the best for project outcomes?
How do we set up for success?

CE Showcase: Gold Standard, Procurement, Major Projects Group
-How do we deliver on that success?

How do we maximise productivity?
How do we deliver successful projects?
How do we embrace technology and innovation?

CE Showcase: Digital, Offsite, Energy Transition
Sponsors

Gold Sponsor

Exhibitors and Partners

We will be regularly updating our Conference Page with further details so keep an eye out for more.
To find out more about tickets and sponsorship, see our 2026 Brochure.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Performance Measurement Group
2025-12-02 11:30 - 13:00 | Online
The Performance Measurement group will be meeting to continue exploring different measures and tools available and how they can be used/ what they’re good for. We will be joined by Group Chair Simon Cross, Director at Mott MacDonald.

Join us on Tuesday 2nd December where we will be joined by Melanie Womack, Lead Market Health Analyst from the Cabinet Office to inform how the market health team support government departments, executive agencies and arms length bodies in market management. Melanie is also researching productivity levels within the UK construction market. She will present to the group about aims, activity to date and an emerging barrier regarding standard metrics which the Performance Measurement Group is well versed in. Melanie would welcome members views and there will be time for discussion and input.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Major Projects Group- December
2025-12-01 10:00 - 11:30 | Online
***This event is invite only***

The Constructing Excellence Major Projects group brings together industry members to drill into the challenges and opportunities of major projects to facilitate productivity improvements and build on their potential to act as live learning environments.
Join us on Monday 1st December, for a session with the Major Projects group. More information to follow shortly.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

***This event is invite only***

Climate Action Group- November
2025-11-19 10:00 - 11:30 | Online
Construction and the built environment have a huge role to play in tackling the climate crisis and delivering high quality sustainable buildings and infrastructure. It is a key concern for all built environment stakeholders and influences decision-making in all areas of the asset life cycle from design, procurement, construction and operation.
Join the Constructing Excellence Climate Action group for their next meeting on Wednesday 19th November where we will be exploring the design work behind the sustainable regeneration of the Carpenters Estate in the London Borough of Newham. In addition, we’ll hear from the team responsible for developing and implementing a borough-wide Retrofit Design Code in the London Borough of Barking & Dagenham.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

CE Procurement Group meeting - November
2025-11-17 11:00 - 12:30 | Online
The Constructing Excellence Procurement Group brings together a highly knowledgeable group of our members who are committed to delivering better procurement.

Rebecca is a partner and Head of Public Procurement at the international law firm, Trowers & Hamlins, and is a leading national expert in public procurement law, consistently ranked as among the world’s leading government contracts lawyers.

More details on this session will follow shortly…

This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Offsite Manufacturing & Technology Group- NHP Industrialised Construction Update
2025-11-11 14:30 - 16:00 | Online
Chaired by Alex Small of Tata Steel, this group is looking at how we can best leverage the knowledge that sits throughout the supply chain and the manufacturing base to add more value to projects and programmes.
Join us for the next session online on Monday 11th November, 2:30pm- 4pm, where we’ll be hearing from Emily King, Doug Baldock and Abbie Romano, NHP, on the New Hospital Programme’s approach to industrialised construction.

This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Constructing Excellence National Awards 2025
2025-11-07 18:45 - 23:45 | London Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square, Grosvenor Square, London, W1K 6JP, United Kingdom
When and Where
Date: Friday 7th November 2025
Location: London Marriott Grosvenor Square Hotel
Time: 6.45pm drinks reception, 12.00am Carriages
Cost
Individual tickets- £305+VAT
Table of 10- £3,050+VAT
Table of 12- £3,660+VAT
(tickets include arrival drinks, 3 course meal, tea/coffee, ½ bottle of wine per person)

Each year the Constructing Excellence Awards are a celebration of everything the UK’s Built Environment has to be proud of. The awards are designed to showcase how the Constructing Excellence principles are delivered in practice and crucially inspire others to embrace these principles.
These prestigious Awards provide a very special showcase of excellence in the built environment across England and Wales, bringing together the regional winners in each of the 14 categories to celebrate the very best of the best.
This event is a great opportunity for companies that wish to be seen as proactively supporting and leading innovation within the Built Environment and information on sponsorship can be found in the 2025 Sponsorship Brochure.
To book your place, a booking form will need to be completed and returned to Leanne Conaway.

BREEAM Resilience Framework Workshop
2025-10-28 14:00 - 15:30 | Online
Following on from last November’s roundtable with the Construction Clients Leadership Group on Resilience – see Resilience, the Cinderella of Climate Action – Constructing Excellence our colleague’s in BREEAM have now developed a new approach to resilience within BREEAM. We are hosting an online session with the technical team to review the BREEAM Resilience Framework and share insights.
Climate change has moved from a future forecast to a present-day reality, disrupting lives, businesses, and the very buildings we occupy. In response, BREEAM is taking a definitive step. The upcoming Refurbishment and Fit Out (RFO V7) scheme introduces a comprehensive new Resilience category, fundamentally expanding the definition of sustainable building for an uncertain world.
Over 40% of the buildings that will stand in 2040 were built before 1980, long before modern climate risks were a design consideration. The challenge is now twofold: we must decarbonise these assets while also ensuring they can withstand, adapt, and thrive amidst increasing shocks of extreme weather and chronic stresses of a changing climate. A building that isn’t future ready cannot be sustainable. Resilience is the critical link that ensures our spaces remain safe, healthy, and valuable long into the future.

BREEAM’s new resilience category provides a robust, practical framework to future-proof our built environment. It is designed to:

Safeguard occupant health and wellbeing against climate and disruption risks.
Preserve asset value, minimise recovery times, and reduce insurance costs.
Keep businesses operational by reducing downtime during disruptive events.
Ensure buildings contribute positively to the resilience of their local areas.

The framework breaks down climate adaptation interventions into five actionable steps:

High level risk screening – early checks to understand climate and natural hazard risks before committing to a site.
Detailed risk assessment – deeper studies by qualified experts to understand future risks and adaptation needs.
Implementing resilience and adaptation measures – taking practical steps such as flood defences, backup systems, heat protection, and designing for future upgrades.
Protection from human error and malicious damage – safeguarding critical systems from accidents, fire, or intentional harm.
Local resilience contribution – managing surface water run-off, reducing urban heat, and supporting wider community resilience.

This forward-looking approach does more than future-proof assets; it provides a clear pathway to comply with cutting-edge regulatory frameworks and investor demands, such as the EU Taxonomy and IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures. By demonstrating a certified, rigorous approach to physical climate risk, owners can potentially secure favourable terms with insurers in a hardening market. This alignment turns building-level actions into a strategic advantage, connecting directly to global climate security goals and financial resilience.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Climate Action: Debunking the Myths around Cost & Carbon
2025-09-24 10:00 - 11:30 | Online
Construction and the built environment have a huge role to play in tackling the climate crisis and delivering high quality sustainable buildings and infrastructure. It is a key concern for all built environment stakeholders and influences decision-making in all areas of the asset life cycle from design, procurement, construction and operation.
Join the Constructing Excellence Climate Action group for their next meeting on Wednesday 24th September, where we will be joined by two excellent examples of how to understanding the costs and benefits of sustainability:

Tim Wheeldon of Zeal Hotels the UK’s first net zero hotel will be talking us through the approach they took to deliver high levels of sustainability and the benefits that is bringing.
Mark Rogers of Turner & Townsend will be talking about their embodied carbon calculator tool they use to understand the cost / carbon benefit of different materials

This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

CE Procurement Group meeting - September
2025-09-15 11:00 - 12:30 | Online
The Constructing Excellence Procurement Group brings together a highly knowledgeable group of our members who are committed to delivering better procurement. Join us for the next session at 11am on 15th September.
Following our recent consultation submission, the group will present a summary during the meeting, which will be followed by a discussion on how we can promote fair payment practices and better support SMEs through our organisational strategies and procurement processes.

This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Performance Measurement Group – September
2025-09-04 09:30 - 11:00 | Online
The Performance Measurement group will be meeting to continue exploring different measures and tools available and how they can be used/ what they’re good for. We will be joined by Group Chair Simon Cross, Director at Mott MacDonald.

Join us on Thursday 4th September for a productive online discussion. Further details to follow shortly.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Digital by Default- BuildAudIt: Making Every Building Audit Smarter
2025-07-10 14:00 - 15:30 | Online
Join the CE Digital By Default group on Thursday 10th July for a session on the BuildAudIt Platform. The group will explore how this Innovate UK funded project can make the building audit process smarter.
BuildAudIt was a 12 month Innovate UK funded project (under their BridgeAI funding scheme), involving a consortium including BRE, Enable My Team, UNIT9 Apps, Reusefully and Imperial College. The consortium brought together knowledge and expertise in Pre-retrofit & Pre-demolition audits (PRA / PDA), building data collation/analysis and the use of AI including Large Language Models, natural language processing & visual data recognition.
The project has developed a ‘proof-of-concept’ version of an AI-enabled platform for accurate, cost-effective PDA/PRA’s of existing buildings. However, we realise that these tools could be applied to a range of surveys / audits of existing building stock, including sustainability, fire risk, condition surveys, due diligence among other. BRE are now exploring exploitation / commercialisation of project outcomes.
Find out more.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Offsite Manufacturing & Technology Group- PAS 8700:2025
2025-07-08 14:30 - 16:00 | Online
Join the Offsite Manufacturing & Technology Group on 8th July for a session about BSI’s newly published PAS 8700:2025 Modern methods of construction for new build residential properties – Specification. The group will hear more about this PAS from Dan Rossiter, BSI, and Gaynor Tenant, Offsite Alliance, who led the committee.
PAS 8700:2025 has been developed to set out the process for the effective deployment of modern methods of construction (MMC) in residential development to improve stakeholder understanding and realize the benefits of MMC. The aim is to support the procurement, design, manufacture, construction and use of safe, resilient and repairable residential buildings that use MMC.
Find out more about PAS 8700:2025.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Industrialised Construction Conference
2025-07-02 - 2025-07-03 | The MTC, Antsy Business Park, Coventry, CV7 9JU, United Kingdom
Constructing Excellence are delighted to partnering on the Industrialised Construction Conference…
Taking place at the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) in Coventry on 02 & 03 July 2025, the Industrialised Construction Conference and Exhibition is leading the charge in showcasing ground-breaking solutions, cultivating collaboration and driving an industry-wide shift towards a more advanced approach to construction.
Industrialised solutions transform the building process by leveraging advanced manufacturing techniques, underpinned by automation, robotics and digital technologies. Focused on strategies that are starting to have a major impact such as Platform Design and Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) – this event supports the future of efficient and scalable construction.
Laying the foundations for a new era, the Industrialised Construction Conference is where technology meets practical application to influence transformative change that is not just theoretical or futuristic but is already delivering tangible results.
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RetroNetZero RS&IN
2025-06-30 13:30 - 15:00 | Online
Join the RetroNetZero team for an update on the Regulatory Science and Innovation Network project.
RetroNetZero RSIN is an Innovate UK funded network exploring the regulatory challenges to the deployment of innovative products and systems in domestic net zero retrofit. Regulatory science is at the heart of the project: ensuring the use of scientific methods to assess the safety, quality, and efficacy of products, as well as supporting the development of new tools and standards to help make regulatory decisions.
Hear about the outcomes from the Network’s first cycle of challenges that have been investigated, and the resources that have been produced:

Pathways/ route maps for the adoption of innovations into retrofit projects
Regulatory Science Capacity Directory
Co-benefits of retrofit – regulatory opportunities

Also find out about our second cycle of challenges, and provide your input and feedback during the session:

Regulatory issues posing a challenge to the wider adoption of natural fibre insulation products in retrofit
Proposals for a demonstration/ monitoring alignment framework across PAS 2035 and SAP Appendix Q
Potential consumer protection issues related to over- or under-sizing of heat pumps in retrofit

***Register for your space here***

CE Visit to Royal Surrey County Hospital
2025-06-25 13:00 - 16:30 | Royal Surrey County Hospital, Egerton Road, Guildford, Surrey, GU2 7XX, United Kingdom
Join the Offsite Manufacturing & Technology group for a visit to Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust’s Cancer and Surgical Innovation Centre (CASIC) at Royal Surrey County Hospital.

This project is being delivered by MTX, using modern methods of construction, and aims to increase surgical capacity, improve patient care, reduce workflow inefficiencies and help reduce waiting lists, while enabling the use of emerging technological innovations in both robotic and non-robotic surgery. Find out more.
On Wednesday 25th June, the Offsite Manufacturing & Technology group will be hosting a site visit to explore the modern methods of construction being employed on the Cancer and Surgical Innovation Centre project, due for completion June 2026. Sign up now to reserve your space.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Innovation Exchange: Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs)
2025-06-24 14:00 - 15:30 | Online
Join the Innovation Exchange Group on Tuesday 24th June for a session on Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTPs). The group will hear from Loughborough University & Skanska, YorHub and Leeds Beckett University about the KTPs they’re engaging in currently.
KTPs are are unique collaborative partnerships between businesses and universities, colleges, research organisations and Catapults. They create positive impact and drive innovation. Each KTP addresses a specific challenge and enables the transfer of knowledge, technology, and expertise from the academic partner to the business or organisation. Find out more on the Innovate UK website.
During this session we will further explore…

What are KTPs?
How do they enable better collaboration between industry and academia?
What benefits do they bring to business?

This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

Major Projects Group- June
2025-06-16 10:00 - 11:30 | Online
***This event is invite only***

The Constructing Excellence Major Projects group brings together industry members to drill into the challenges and opportunities of major projects to facilitate productivity improvements and build on their potential to act as live learning environments.
Join us on Monday 16th June, for a session with the Major Projects group. More information to follow shortly.
This event provides Constructing Excellence National members with CPD in partnership with BRE Academy.

***This event is invite only***
