The Digital Construction Awards 2023 celebrate best practice and reward innovation in the application of BIM and digital technology in the built environment sector.
The awards are run by Digital Construction Week (DCW), the Chartered Institute of Building, and Construction Management and BIMplus.
Procore is sponsoring the Digital Contractor of the Year category.
Brandon Oliveri-O’Connor, head of region, EMEA at Procore, said: “We’re delighted to continue to support the Digital Construction Awards, and to be sponsoring such a prestigious category this year.
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“Digital Contractor of the Year recognises organisations who are transforming their business through digitalisation and continuing to push the boundaries on how technology can be used to improve our industry. We look forward to seeing all of the great submissions and recognising excellence in the sector.”
Construction Management editor Will Mann and DCW co-founder Ollie Hughes said: “We’re delighted to welcome Procore back for the 2023 awards. It’s fantastic to have such a trusted industry partner on board.”
Entry criteria
The Digital Contractor of the Year category rewards the contractor – main contractor or specialist – that has demonstrated excellence and transformed its business through the adoption of digitalisation, digital methodologies and/or technologies. Entries should explain the steps taken to change the way you work and the positive impact this has had on the business.
The entry should focus on activities that took place between March 2022 and March 2023.
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