Mulalley has again triumphed at this year’s Considerate Constructors Scheme National Site Awards, receiving four awards, all of which won the celebrated ‘Gold’.

During an incredibly successful afternoon, Mulalley went on to win the ‘Most Considerate Site’ in the UK and Ireland in the project value category of £1m to £5m for our Camden FRA Works along with ‘Most Considerate Site Runner Up’ (£1m to <£5m) for Camden Maiden Lane. We also received a certificate of recognition for our Ultra Site at Bridge House in Hackney.

Mulalley received the awards at a ceremony which took place in London in April. This takes Mulalley’s total number of Considerate Constructors Scheme national awards to a hugely impressive 96.

The four record-breaking Golds (the highest total we have received in one afternoon) were awarded for our Fire Risk Improvement Works for the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, our Residential Conversion, again for the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham, our Camden FRA Works and our Camden Maiden Lane Works.

Considerate Constructors Scheme Chief Executive Edward Hardy said: “Congratulations to Mulalley’s Camden FRA Works project team. They should be extremely proud of receiving this prestigious industry accolade, which recognises their invaluable contribution to improving the image of construction.”

The Scheme commended Mulalley by stating on the Camden FRA Works citation: “For its plethora of ideas and innovations and its positive impact on the residents – it is no wonder that this highly considerate contractor is among the industry’s crème de la crème. You have set a magnificent standard for others to follow in the future.”

Mulalley’s Operations Director Bruce Benson said: “Mulalley is absolutely thrilled to have achieved an unprecedented and phenomenal success at this year’s Considerate Constructors Scheme National Site Awards, by winning not only four Gold Awards, but also the Most Considerate Site Runner-Up Award, and the Most Considerate Site of the Year Award for our Camden FRA Works Project.”