We've been selected for the 2026 Blue Earth BE100, recognising 100 businesses with the potential to transform their industries, chosen from 1,414 applicants.
Named in the Built Environment category, it's a recognition of the work we're doing with ConcreteDNA, bringing sensors, data and predictive AI together to help the industry build faster and with less carbon.
Together with Morrisroe, we've also won the Environment & Sustainability Award for our work with Data Hub and Mix AI.
And the results across Morrisroe projects show why:
By bringing concrete data together and predicting how different mixes will perform, we're helping teams make better, lower-carbon choices before they pour.
These two recognitions mean a lot to us. They show that the industry is taking notice of what we're building and, more importantly, the difference it's making on real projects.
A huge thank you to our team, customers and partners who are making it happen.
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