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Caddick Construction builds on award success
Yorkshire-based business, Caddick Construction has been recognised as one of the top ten construction companies in the UK to work with and to work for.
The company was named twice in the inaugural Construction Enquirer Awards, in two top ten lists largely dominated by companies based in the south of England.
The awards were announced after more than 11,000 votes were cast by construction industry professionals, naming Caddick as one of the top ten Best Main Contractors to Work For (£50m - £250m turnover) and one of the top ten Best Main Contractors to Work With (£50m - £250m turnover).
All sides of the construction industry will come together to celebrate their success at the awards night in Birmingham on 18 October, alongside the UK’s largest construction trade event, UK Construction Week.
Andrew Murray, Managing Director at Caddick Construction, comments: “Caddick Construction is proud of its good working relationships with its clients, suppliers and sub-contractors so we are really pleased to see they have taken the time to vote for us in the Construction Enquirer Top Ten awards”.
Caddick Construction and Caddick Civil Engineering are the operational arms of Caddick Group PLC. Offering more than 35 years’ experience across a range of market sectors including commercial, education, industrial, leisure, refurbishment, residential, care, retail, mixed use and fit out. The Group employs almost 500 people and its turnover is £90 million.
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