CSA Awards 2026 celebrate excellence across the commissioning industry

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The Commissioning Specialists Association (CSA) has celebrated the achievements of the commissioning industry at its 2026 Awards Dinner, held on Thursday 8th October at the Park Plaza London Riverbank Hotel.

The annual event brought together professionals and organisations from across the sector to recognise outstanding technical expertise, innovation, business performance and individual contribution.

Launched in 2015, the awards programme celebrates achievements spanning commissioning engineering and management, building services innovation, training, diversity and water treatment.

The breadth of this year’s winners reflects the range of skills and expertise required across the commissioning profession, from delivering complex projects and developing innovative solutions to investing in training and nurturing future talent.

The Special Recognition Award presented to Colin Goodwin acknowledged his significant contribution to the building services sector, providing a fitting highlight in an evening dedicated to celebrating professional achievement.

Commenting on the evening, Neil Burdess, CEO of the CSA, said: “The CSA Awards are a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the people, projects and organisations making a real difference across the commissioning industry. The standard of achievement demonstrated by this year’s winners is a credit to their expertise, commitment and professionalism. My congratulations go to every award recipient, as well as to all those shortlisted, whose work continues to strengthen our sector. It was also particularly rewarding to see the industry come together for an enjoyable evening while supporting such a worthwhile cause.”

The evening also delivered a valuable contribution to charity. The CSA’s ‘Wheel of Fortune’ fundraiser generated £3,272.00 for Macmillan Cancer Support, the event’s chosen charity.

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