19.11.2025
The IPMA Global Awards Team is pleased to announce the winners of the Construction / Engineering / Infrastructure Projects 2025 category.
This year brought a record-breaking number of applications, highlighting the growing importance of construction, engineering and infrastructure in delivering successful project outcomes. The overall quality of submissions was exceptional, marked by impressive innovation, technical precision, and strong dedication across all projects.
The judges faced a very difficult task selecting the finalists, as numerous teams delivered projects that pushed boundaries, tackled complex challenges, and demonstrated outstanding commitment to excellence. This is also reflected in the fact that we have four Striving for Excellence Award winners this year, a testament to the competitiveness of the category.
These projects show the vital role that construction and engineering play in shaping communities, advancing industries, and enabling sustainable solutions. The winners did far more than complete their projects. They set new standards, overcame obstacles, and delivered results with lasting impact.
The world’s best Construction / Engineering / Infrastructure Projects i 2025 have been named at the IPMA Global Awards Gala Ceremony on 19 September 2025, in Berlin, Germany — a special evening marking 60 years of IPMA, the world’s first project management association, and the conclusion of the 34th IPMA World Congress.
The Winners Are:
• Gold: Shahid Rajaee Institute, from Iran, with a project Hazrat-e-Zahra Parkway
• Silver: City of Cape Town, from South Africa, with a Paardevlei Switching Station Project City of Cape Town
• Bronze: Xingtai Construction Group Co., Ltd, from China, with a project Beijing Normal University Ordos Affiliated School Construction Project
Striving for Excellence Award Winners:
• Pezhvak Energy Engineering Services Company, from Iran, with a project Provision of Engineering Services, Procurement, Drilling Operations, Commissioning, and Other Drilling Services for 6 Wells in Sepehr-Jufair Oil Fields Under an EPDS Contract
• Solutions by STC, from Saudi Arabia, with a project Network & Security Managed Services
• China Shandong International Economic & Technical Cooperation Group Ltd., Belgrade, from Serbia, with a project Danube Corridor Project (Požarevac–Veliko Gradište–Golubac Expressway) Subsection 1 Morava Bridge and Camp
• City of Cape Town, from South Africa, with a project, Coastal Park Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)
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