Celebrating the people and projects setting the standard
The CCS Gala returns for 2026, building on the success of last year to celebrate excellence across the built environment, from emerging talent to industry-leading organisations driving real change.
Recognising the people and projects shaping communities, the environment and the workforce, the Grand Gala brings the industry together for one of its biggest nights of celebration.
Event details
Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the very best of construction.
Date: Thursday 12th November • 7pm - 1am
Venue: Natural History Museum
Dress code: Black Tie
Align Your Brand With Industry Excellence
This is your opportunity to leave a lasting impression on the people shaping the industry. Each year, the Grand Gala brings together over 500 senior figures from across the built environment. Tier 1 contractors, mid-size companies, housebuilders, developers, architects, infrastructure specialists and more, all in one of London's most iconic venues.
Past sponsors have played a central role in shaping the evening and in building lasting connections with a senior, highly relevant audience. From branding across the event and programme to meaningful access to the people driving the future of construction, the impact goes well beyond the night itself.
Whatever your objectives, there's a sponsorship opportunity that fits.
Align Your Brand With Industry Excellence
This is your opportunity to leave a lasting impression on the people shaping the industry. Each year, the Grand Gala brings together over 500 senior figures from across the built environment. Tier 1 contractors, mid-size companies, housebuilders, developers, architects, infrastructure specialists and more, all in one of London's most iconic venues.
Past sponsors have played a central role in shaping the evening and in building lasting connections with a senior, highly relevant audience. From branding across the event and programme to meaningful access to the people driving the future of construction, the impact goes well beyond the night itself.
Whatever your objectives, there's a sponsorship opportunity that fits.
MEET THE 2026 JUDGES
The experts behind the CCS Grand Gala Awards 2026
The CCS Grand Gala Awards 2026 brings together a respected panel of judges, with experience and expertise from across construction and the wider built environment.
This year’s judging panel includes Mark Spence, Chief Executive at the Construction Employers Federation (CEF), Emma Collings, Marketing & Communications Director at Colliers UK, Dr Luke Hands, Construction Safety, Risk & Wellbeing Specialist, Catherine Williams, Planning Director at the Home Builders Federation, Sandi Rhys Jones, Global Fellows Sponsor at The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and Dana James-Edwards, Head of Fairness, Inclusion and Respect (FIR) at the Supply Chain Sustainability School.
With expertise spanning construction, real estate, planning, communications, risk and workforce wellbeing, they will bring a breadth of knowledge and perspective to the judging process.
Their collective experience will help ensure this year’s Gala recognises the people, projects and organisations delivering outstanding work and making a meaningful contribution to the industry.
Ready to make your mark?
A night of recognition, connection and inspiration starts with your submission. Showcase your achievements alongside the very best in the built environment and be part of an evening celebrating the people, projects and organisations raising standards across the industry.
Whether you're celebrating innovation, recognising exceptional people or showcasing a project that's made a lasting impact, there's a category waiting for your entry.
🏆 16 award categories
🏛 Iconic venue: Natural History Museum
Our Charity Partner: Mates in Mind
We're honoured to have Mates in Mind as the official charity partner for the CCS Grand Gala Awards 2025. Mates in Mind helps organisations to build positive mental health in and through work by creating cultures of prevention.
They believe that implementing a continuous and comprehensive approach can help reduce the likelihood of individuals reaching a crisis point, as supporting positive mental health in and through work becomes an integral part of everyone’s role.
If you'd like to support our charity partner, please make a donation.
