SISK ANNOUNCES 2025 SUPPLY CHAIN AWARDS WINNERS

SISK ANNOUNCES 2025 SUPPLY CHAIN AWARDS WINNERS

Saint-Gobain named as Large Enterprise Supplier of the Year
Sitemate named as Small & Medium Enterprise Supplier of the Year
Total of 19 supply chain partners recognised on the night

Monday 1st December 2025: Sisk has announced the winners of the prestigious Supply Chain Awards at the annual event in Dublin’s Convention Centre. The awards ceremony was hosted by Colm O’Regan and attended by over 900 industry professionals, acknowledging best-in-class suppliers from Ireland, the UK and Europe.

Sisk Supply Chain Awards 2025.
Photo Chris Bellew / Fennell Photography 2025

The Supply Chain Awards celebrate the collaboration between Sisk and its partners on a range of successful projects undertaken throughout the year. Some notable winners from the ceremony include STS Group (Life Sciences & Technology), Crean Contract Flooring (Ireland East) and Flannery Plant (Equality, Diversity and Inclusion). In total, 19 outstanding supply chain partners were recognised by Sisk for their contributions to the success of key projects.

On the night, Paul Brown, CEO of Sisk, presented a cheque to Focus Ireland for over €226,000 from its recent participation in the ‘Shine A Light’ sleepout to support Focus Ireland’s homeless services.

Pictured: Crean Contract Flooring team winners of Supply Chain Partner of the Year – Ireland East pictured with Steven McGee, COO, Sisk and Marcus Carne, CCO, Sisk

John Devereaux, Supply Chain Director, commented: “This has been another strong year for Sisk, with major accomplishments across our projects and operations. Our annual Supply Chain Awards offer an important opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the exceptional contributions of our supply chain partners, whose expertise, collaboration, and commitment are central to our continued success. Their efforts are instrumental in advancing excellence and innovation across the industry. I extend my sincere congratulations to all this year’s award recipients and look forward to building on our shared success in the years ahead.”

Sisk Supply Chain Awards 2025.
Photo Chris Bellew / Fennell Photography 2025

For more see www.johnsiskandson.com

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Michael McDonnell Managing Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: michael@irishconstruction.com      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE 

 

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