Awards

MGL Demolition was recognised internationally for our work on Pilgrim’s Quarter in Newcastle City Centre. This complex project involved demolishing multiple structures in a busy urban area and a Grade II-listed façade was retained. Our innovative approach, detailed planning, and commitment to safety and sustainability ensured the project’s successful completion on time and within budget. The project also generated significant local economic benefits. We were delighted to win this award at the event in Stockholm, Sweden.

We were shortlisted for our work decontaminating and demolishing the former RCOBP Plant. This complex project involved handling toxic and flammable materials in a challenging site. Our innovative approach ensured safe and efficient demolition. By prioritising local employment and minimising hazardous waste, we contributed to the redevelopment of Teesworks, one of the UK’s largest industrial zones.

By attracting, motivating, and developing our employees we can create a positive and productive workplace where everyone can thrive. Our focus is on providing a safe and healthy work environment which ensures they feel valued, respected, and motivated to contribute their best. This approach enables us to better serve our customers and community.

MGL Group was shortlisted in the Small Category for Sustainable Infrastructure in Hartlepool. Our project with Hartlepool Borough Council at Summerhill Cycle Track promotes healthy, active lifestyles by providing a safe environment for people to get out on their bikes.

Darren Cameron, known to friends, family, and colleagues as Sid, was shortlisted for Plant Operator of the Year in recognition of his hard work and commitment to MGL Demolition and the demolition industry.

Jacob Perry, Trainee Planner, was recognised for his commitment to learning. As an apprentice he has the opporunity to earn and learn, gaining valuable hands on experience while gaining a qualification. He is passionate about construction and committed to giving back to his local community.

Rainton Construction received this award in recognition of our commitment to sustainable practices and a circular economy. Our innovative Plastipave material positively impacts the environment and delivers on our net zero ambitions.

Rainton Construction was recognised for our work at Malmo Quay, Newcastle.

Recognised for our Plastipave product which provides a long-term, cost-effective,  sustainable asphalt solution for end-of-use waste streams.

We were also finalists for: Value, Net Zero, People Development, Health Safety & Wellbeing and Sustainability.

Team MGL at Gilbert Ward Academy have been recognised by Bowmer and Kirland for their commitment to maintaining exceptional standards on site. Rainton Construction, supported by MGL Earthworks, is part of the project delivery team working to ensure excellence every step of the way.

In recognition of our unwavering commitment to partnership, Rainton Construction was recognised at the at the Willmott Dixon North East Supply Chain Awards 2023.

To ensure positive outcomes as part of the Gateshead MSCP project our approach has been underpinned by sustainable practices and driving social value to enhance opportunities for local people.

Demonstrating leadership, technical knowledge and commitment to safety standards, Mark is a role model for the federation’s strategic priorities and a worthy winner of the Supervisor of the Year category.

Dave was a finalist in the Plant Operative category and was highly commended for his achievements and outstanding contribution to the demolition profession.

We were shortlisted for our significant package of civil engineering works, covering multiple disciplines as part of this complex project.

Rainton Construction was part of the delivery team for Summerhill Cycle Track.  We were proud to work in partnership with Hartlepool Borough Council on this exciting project.

Chairman, Alan Davison, received the Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the civil engineering profession and the wider construction industry.

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Alan Davison receives Lifetime Achievement Award

Megan Lambert was recognised as a young achiever in our industry. Megan won the Trainee Quantity Surveyor of the Year category.

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Megan Lambert Wins CECA Trainee Quantity Surveyor of the Year

Rainton Construction won Subcontractor of the Year and Project of the Year (£1m-5m) for our role on the Wolsingham STW project. Our work ensured positive outcomes for the client, Northumbrian Water.

Wolsingham Sewage Treatment Works (STW)

Rainton Construction won Subcontractor of the Year and Project of the Year (£1m-5m) for our role on the Wolsingham STW project. Our work ensured positive outcomes for the client, Northumbrian Water.

Wolsingham Sewage Treatment Works (STW)

Rainton Construction was recognised for our ongoing commitment to reducing our environmental impact and ensuring sustainable solutions.

Rainton Construction’s Commitment to Reducing Environmental Impact

Our Plastipave® products provide a long-term, cost-effective and sustainable asphalt solution for end-of-use waste streams.

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Innovation Finalists at Constructing Excellence National Awards 2022

We are leading the way to reduce our environmental impact and promote a more intelligent, cleaner and greener industry.

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MGL Group Celebrates Double Win at Constructing Excellence in the North East Awards 2022

Our Plastipave® products provide a long-term, cost-effective and sustainable asphalt solution for end-of-use waste streams.

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MGL Group Celebrates Double Win at Constructing Excellence in the North East Awards 2022

Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) Launch Ramp

Cornell Quarter

Cornell Quarter

Hitachi Rail Europe, Rail Manufacturing Facility

Freeman’s Reach Phase 1 & 2