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In addition to attending, Minova was proud to sponsor the “UK Project with a Geotechnical Value of between £500k and £1m” award, presented by Dr Devon Mothersille.
This category recognises innovative design in overcoming significant geotechnical challenges, delivering value to the client, applying innovative techniques, and demonstrating technical excellence, sustainability, health and safety, and collaborative delivery across the supply chain.
We would like to congratulate all the finalists, with special congratulations to Mott MacDonald Bentley | MMB, Thames Water and HB Tunnelling Ltd, who won this category.
It was a brilliant evening recognising so many deserving projects and individuals. Thank you to everyone for making it such an enjoyable event.
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