Premier League

It's that time once again. No, not the start of the football season, but the Building Services Awards.

This year's event kicks off on 26 June at London's Grosvenor House Hotel. And with the 2006 World Cup the month's hot topic, guests can expect a night of football-themed celebrations.

Last year, almost 1000 guests came to celebrate with the very best players in the industry and this year promises to be bigger and better then ever.

The shortlist of finalists is now complete, with the addition of two categories: M&E Contractor and The Ones to Watch. There are some great entries this year, so book a place for the industry's top event.

The Finalists

The ones to watch

Daniel Glew, Southern Electric Contracting
Doug King, King Shaw Associates
Martin Lupton, BDP Lighting

M&E contractor

Farebrother
Grainger Electrical Services
IEI
Powerminster

Large consultancy

Building Design Partnership
Faber Maunsell
Hoare Lea
Hurley Palmer Flatt
Operon
Rolton Group

Consultancy

Beattie Flanigan
Cunnington Clark
Curona Design
Henderson Warnock
King Shaw Associates
Sinclair Knight Merz (Europe)

Major M&E contractor

Balfour Kilpatrick
Dodd Group
Haden Young
Hills Electrical & Mechanical
Mitie Engineering Services
Southern Electric Contracting

Innovation

Amec
Centrica
Currie & Brown
GSH Group
Halcrow Yolles
Hurley Palmer Flatt/Trox AITCS
White Young Green

International achievement

CMR Controls
Dodd Group
Faber Maunsell
GSH Group
Hurley Palmer Flatt
Max Fordham

Major project

BDSP Partnereship/MJN Colston (National Assembly for Wales)
Cundall (The Gibbs Building)
DSSR (University College Hospital London)
Halcrow Yolles (Churchill Hospital)
WSP Building (RBS Gogarburn)

Project

Building Design Partnership (BBC Birmingham at the Mailbox)
Buro Happold/MJN Colston (The Core at the Eden Project)
EIC (Orchard and Uplands Primary Schools)
Haden Young (York Hospita)
Hoare Lea (Student Services Centre, University of Southampton)
Max Fordham ( National Trust HQ)
McBains Cooper Consulting (Gloucestershire Constabulary HQ)

Office

Arup (Amnesty International UK)
Building Design Partnership (Roche Headquarters)
Cundall (The Gibbs Building)
Hoare Lea (Red Kite House)
Max Fordham (National Trust HQ)
WSP Building (RBS Gogarburn)

Training award

Buro Happold
City and County of Swansea
Clarkson Evans
Haden Young
NG Bailey
Powerminster

Young Achiever

Ivan Chan - Buro Happold
Edward Clarke - Arup
Michal Koscielniak - SVM
Benjamin Lim - Arup Associates
Andrew Rhodes - Arup

Public Health Engineering Initiative

Aqua Software
Hoare Lea
Maleon
Arup
Seawinds

Environmental Initiative

Balfour Kilpatrick
BDP Sustainability
Building Design Partnership
De Montfort University
Durham County Council
Faber Maunsell

Health and safety initiative

Balfour Kilpatrick
Dodd Group
GSH Group
Hills Electrical & Mechanical
Operon
St George

Apprentice

Andrew Baskeyfield - Greenwald and Gregory
Timothy Hughes - W T Parker
Ahasain Taj - W T Parker