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Watson Burton sponsors CECA-NE Environment of the Year Award
One of the largest civil engineering contractors in Northern England and the Scottish Borders has won an award for its environmental achievement, sponsored by Watson Burton law firm.
Lumsden & Carroll, based in Bowburn, County Durham, was presented with the Environment Company of the Year award by Watson Burton partner Sarah Wilson at the Civil Engineering Contractors Association North East (CECA-NE) Annual Awards.
A specialist arm of Esh Construction Ltd, Lumsden & Carroll delivers civil engineering projects for a range of clients including utility companies, local authorities, transport agencies, house builders, universities and private developers.
Stephen Wilkie, regional managing director at Lumsden & Carroll said: “It is a fantastic achievement to be recognised by CECA for our work in the North East. We were very pleased to win the Environment Company of the Year award, and also the Going the Extra Mile award for our Building My Skills project.”
Other companies recognised include JN Bentley Ltd which received a commendation for tackling seaside pollution, and won two awards – Health and Safety Company of the Year and Training Company of the Year. Seymour Civil Engineering in Hartlepool was commended for its cleaning of trunk water mains totaling 76km between Horsely in Northumberland and Wallsend.
Sarah Wilson, partner at Watson Burton, said: “The CECA-NE Annual Awards recognise the achievements of civil engineering companies which work to make the North East safer and healthier for residents and visitors. We were delighted to sponsor the award for Environment Company of the Year, and I am pleased that the award went to a firm which delivers significant projects in the region to alleviate pollution, protect our coastline and support utility companies.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Laura Kingston .
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