SISK ANNOUNCES 2021 SUPPLY CHAIN AWARDS WINNERS


John Sisk & Son has announced the winners of its Supply Chain Awards for 2021 at the annual event in Dublin. Irish comedian, Oliver Callan, was Master of Ceremonies.

The awards returned after last year’s absence and is where Sisk recognises excellence among its supply chain partners across Ireland and Europe and shows appreciation for all the great work done together.

 

Sisk Chain Awards
Vibro Menard – Winners of the Sisk Supply Chain Awards 2021 – Sustainability Award


Sisk now spends over €1bn annually across its supply chain of 7,856 companies, 4,744 of which have been engaged with by their Irish and European operations in the past 24 months.

Commenting after the ceremony, Stephen Bowcott, outgoing CEO, John Sisk & Son, said: “It was great to host this event after last year’s absence for what was my final Supply Chain Awards as CEO. This was a great opportunity to recognise our supply chain partners for their great work with us and to finally meet face-to-face again.”

“We were delighted to welcome our supply chain partners and to build on the strong relationships we have and to recognise and acknowledge the excellent performance, commitment and dedication shown across Sisk projects. On behalf of Sisk, I would like to congratulate all the winners and thank them for their support this year.”

Over 70 subcontractors and suppliers were shortlisted for awards on the night. Shortlisted sub-contractors and suppliers were nominated by each of Sisk’s business units and procurement respectively. Each business Unit then selected its ‘Best Supply Chain Partner of the Year’ from the proposed shortlist following a thorough evaluation process, with the winners announced at a ceremony on Thursday 11th November in the Round Room, Mansion House, Dublin.


Supply Chain Awards 2021 – Winners


Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Ireland East

King & Moffatt

 

Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Ireland South, West & North

Ard Precision

 

Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Data Centres

CSK

 

Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Life Sciences & Tech

Kiernan Steel

 

Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Sisk Living

SF Plastering

 

Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Vision Built

Treysta Building Service

 

Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Civils Ireland

Newton Ground Engineering

 

Supplier of the Year Award

Xtratherm

 

Health, Safety & Wellbeing Award – Ireland

Castle Group

 

Health, Safety & Wellbeing Award – Europe

Cleangrad

 

Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Award Winner

Eamon O’Boyle & Associates

 

Digital Project Delivery Award Winner

King & Moffatt

Sustainability Award Winner

Vibro Menard

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Denise Maguire   Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: denise@mcdmedia.ie      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE    WWW.IRISHCONSTRUCTION.COM

 

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