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The ICW Collaborative Working Awards

We have been inviting organisations, partnerships, alliances, joint ventures, ecosystems and many other types of association to showcase their great collaboration since 2015. The prestigious ICW Collaborative Working Awards is open to any - or all - who wish to share their examples of great collaboration.

We want to hear about your outstanding achievements that demonstrate the positive impact of effective structured collaboration.

Since its inception our awards have been sponsored by BSI, one of our ambassador members and collaborative partners. The Awards event is held at the House of Lords, where we host a fabulous evening for shortlisted entries to celebrate and congratulate both the winners and runners-up for their exceptional work and showcasing the value of collaborative working in action.

Every year the volume and diversity of organisations that submit applications highlights how working together can address and overcome many key business challenges, and exemplified the power of high performing collaborative teams.

ICW Awards Submission Points

  • Self-nomination through website.
  • Nominations reviewed by panel and shortlist produced.
  • Shortlisted entries will be invited to give a 20 minute in person presentation to the judging panel (usually ICW Chairman, Warwick University Professor, BSI Sponsors senior representative). Judges will ask questions during a 10 minute follow up.
  • A more detailed set of guidance and submission points are available at each annual launch.

ICW COLLABORATIVE WORKING AWARDS 2024

Following our Annual Reception on 15th May 2024 at the House of Lords, we are pleased to announce that the registration platform for this year's Awards is open for submissions. We are also pleased to announce that once again BSI will be sponsoring the ICW Collaborative Working Awards, which will be presented at the House of Lords on the evening of 2oth November 2024.

Register your submissions here

As a guide to ensure your story is recognised, it is important to address the questions and articulate succinct short responses. We also recommend that providing supporting materials will help to reinforce the submission.

Download A Guide to the Awards Process (PDF, 3.71MB).

Please note that organisations are able to make multiple submissions as appropriate.

Awards Schedule

  • 15th May 2024 - Awards submissions open announced at the ICW Collaborative Working Annual Reception at the House of Lords.
  • 9th August 2024 - Submissions close.
  • 12th August 2024 - Shortlist by panel. Successful submissions will be notified by email on 13th September.
  • 2nd and 3rd October 2024 - Judging panel sits. Successful submissions will be invited to attend the panel, which will be over 2 days. Please note: if you are successful, you will be called to the Judging Panel on either of these 2 dates. Please note them in your diary.
  • 20th November 2024 - Awards event at the House of Lords.

The Categories

The categories for this year's awards are:

1. Public Sector (including PFI, PPP etc)
2. Defence & Security
3. SME
4. Internal Collaboration
5. Sustainability/Net Zero – ESG

6. Industry to Industry (Peer to Peer)
7. Alliance/Enterprise/Ecosystems
8. Supply Chain
9. Social Impact/EDI
10. Innovation & Transformation

The winners of each category will be announced at the event and not before.

Collaborative Working Awards 2023

Date: Wednesday 22nd November 2023
Time: from 6:30pm
Venue: House of Lords
Sponsored by BSI

We are pleased to announce that once again BSI sponsored the ICW Collaborative Working Awards, which were presented at the House of Lords on the evening of 22nd November 2023.

Congratulations to all the winners of ICW Collaborative Awards 2023, for their outstanding achievements and for demonstrating the positive impact of effective structured collaboration.

The evening was an opportunity to celebrate and congratulate both the winners and runners-up for their exceptional work and showcasing the value of collaborative working in action. The volume and diversity of organisations that submitted their applications highlighted how working together can address and overcome many key business challenges, and exemplified the power of high performing collaborative teams.

Lord Evans, along with fellow Judges Simon Healey and Mehmet Chakkol, as well as our Ambassador members and sponsors BSI, were delighted to congratulate all those shortlisted along with last night's winners.

Haverigg Community Skills Centre and Forests with Impact (FWI) Project were awarded the Highly Commended Award.

Sincere thanks to BSI for its generous sponsorship of the event and a special thank you to all attendees and speakers for supporting the celebration of another successful year of collaborative excellence.

The 2023 ICW Collaboration Awards Winners

Industry Collaboration Award:
Eviden (EY, Mercator Digital, Opencast and QTM)

Public Sector Award
North Cumbria Care (NCIC) NHS Trust, John Graham Construction and CCL Solutions

Supply Chain Award:
Sellafield Programme Project Partners and Project Delivery Directorate

Public/Private Collaboration Award:
Vinci Facilities and DIO

Innovation Award:
Costain (RDP Framework) and National Highways IBIP Team

Collaboration in Defence Award:
The Joint Platform Engineering Team (JPET): Babock International, Rolls Royce & Submarine Delivery Agency

Social Impact Award:
Decommissioning Delivery Partnership (DDP) Sellafield Ltd

Sustainability Award:
ARUP+ and HS2

Collaborative Leadership Award:
The Alliance 4 New Prisons (A4NP): Ministry of Justice, Kier, ISG, Laing O'Rourke and Wates

Chairman's Award:
Operations London Bridge and Golden Orb. Modus, Amey, Skanska and DIO

Infrastucture Award:
Rail Electrification Alliance and Northern PowerGrid

Collaboration for National Security Award:
10 Dock Programme Team Major Infrastructure Projects (Nuclear)

SME Collaboration Award:
Crown Highways Ltd and R&C Williams Ltd

International Award:
Ali Al-Khalifa

Highly Commended Award:
Haverigg Community Skills Centre and Forests with Impact (FWI) Project

More photos from the event

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