The Guardtech Group, specialists in cleanroom construction across East Anglia, are set to round off 2025 with recognition at three major awards ceremonies.

The business, which operates from sites in Haverhill and Thetford, is currently managing more than 15 live projects across its cleanroom construction brands, including large-scale NHS facilities.

The awards season begins with the Pharma Industry Awards at the Park Plaza London Riverbank on Wednesday, 10 September. Guardtech Cleanrooms, the group's modular brand, has been shortlisted for Large Pharma Project of the Year for the delivery of a 300sqm Grade manufacturing facility for BDD Pharma in Glasgow.

On Friday, 26 September, the Group will attend the London Construction Awards at the Novotel West London, where it is in contention for Product Innovation of the Year with its Aseptic Pharmacy Cleancube model.

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Finally, on Friday, 7 November, Guardtech will attend the SME National Business Awards at the QE2 Centre, Westminster, where the company is a finalist in the Family Business of the Year and Business Innovation categories, following success earlier this year at the Cambridgeshire SME Business Awards.

Commercial Director, Mark Wheeler, was full of praise for the BMI team for earning the recognition: "Being up for four awards across three amazing events is testament to the ongoing dedication, diligence, creativity, commitment and pursuit of excellence that all our teams strive for every day.

"It's been a super-busy year so far, and we've managed to secure a number of exciting, new projects for the coming year over the past few months, so this awards season will be the perfect platform to launch us towards a stellar 2026.

"Thank you so much to all our staff, clients and suppliers for helping us earn these awards shortlistings – we want to universally known as the UK's leading source of turnkey cleanroom construction services and honours like these just help to reinforce the feeling that we're moving in the right direction."

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