Why enter the EEM Awards?
Maximise brand visibility ◦ Stand out from your competition ◦ Network with industry and potential clients ◦ Boost staff morale and attract new talent. ◦ Celebrate your success.
Important information
Any organisation within the public sector housing and construction industry may enter and there is no entry fee. Projects do not need to have been procured via EEM and companies do not need to have a business relationship with EEM. Entries and all supporting evidence should relate to work undertaken in 2024 or 2025.
You can enter one or multiple categories using the same project, or enter one category with multiple projects. Entries must be no longer than 1,500 words, plus supporting evidence.
Good luck to all finalists!
Categories to be announced soon!
Best Use of an EEM Community Donation
EEM has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to supporting communities by distributing Community Donations totalling over £3.2m since 2015 to its members, which were calculated based on the member’s usage of EEM procurement solutions.
This category is for EEM members to spotlight their exemplary utilisation of an EEM donation. Our judges will be looking for projects that not only demonstrate immediate positive effects but also exhibit a potential for sustained, long-term benefits on communities. We invite submissions that showcase innovative and strategic approaches to utilising EEM donations received in 2024 or 2025.
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Collaborative Working
For this award, judges will be looking to see shining examples of strong partnerships in the housing and construction industry which have resulted in one or more successful programmes of work. Entries must demonstrate how they have collaborated with others, taken a unified approach, aligned values and shared risk and best practice. Entries should show how working together in partnership, enabled innovation and led to improved ways of working, the sharing of skills to solve problems and met challenges with aplomb. Facts, figures and supporting information should back up entries to show how effective the approach to partnership was, and the difference it made.
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Community Impact
This award will be presented to an organisation working within the public sector which places having a positive impact on communities at the forefront of its operations and has delivered notable benefits for local people and the surrounding environment.
Judges will be looking for contractors or public sector organisations who bring their values to life with an embedded approach throughout their organisation.
Entries should provide examples of meaningful and long-lasting community impact, backed up with tangible facts and figures, clearly outlining what level of value has been added through their work.
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