25 years of rewarding pump excellence

The British Pump Manufacturers Association is once again calling for your Pump Industry Awards nominations. This annual awards programme has been recognising and rewarding the achievements of pump businesses, large and small for past 25 years. 

If you or your company has a pump related success that you are proud of, then this awards programme provides the perfect platform. The closing date for all entries is Friday 29th November 2024.

Maintaining the early Spring timeline, and following the success of the 2024 event, the next Gala Dinner and Presentation Ceremony will take place on Thursday 13th March 2025 at the Hilton at St George’s Park in Burton on Trent.

The online entry forms, which seek submissions for activities and achievements that took place in the 18-month period up to the submission deadline, will be available for completion on the dedicated awards website – www.pumpindustryawards.com – until 5.00pm on Friday 29th November 2024.

The pump sector plays a crucial role in ensuring our food production, utilities, manufacturing processes, transportation and other essential services are maintained, and the 2025 awards programme, will again give special recognition to those companies and individuals who have gone that extra mile to meet, and more often than not exceed, the demands and challenges presented by the sectors served.

This recognition and acknowledgement will again be represented by a suite of award categories, that collectively honour the full breadth of product and service delivery by the pump industry, and will this year include recognition of sustainable contribution for a better world. Another change to previous years is the introduction of a turnover split within the Distributor of the Year category. This will allow for smaller businesses, those with an annual turnover of less than £3M, to be suitably differentiated from larger businesses.

  • Product of the YearSponsored by Plant & Works Engineering
  • Project of the YearSponsored by World Pumps
  • Environmental Contribution of the YearSponsored by SPP Pumps
  • Manufacturer of the YearSponsored by WEG UK
  • Distributor of the Year (<£3M & >£3M)Sponsorship Calpeda & Caprari
  • Supplier of the YearSponsored by Wilo
  • Contribution to Skills & TrainingSponsored by Crest Pumps
  • Rising Star AwardSponsored by Innomotics
  • Sustainable Contribution for a Better World – sponsored by AESSEAL

Wayne Rose, Director and CEO at the British Pump Manufacturers Association, commented:

Wayne Rose, Director & CEO, BPMA
Wayne Rose, Director & CEO, BPMA

“This year’s awards ceremony was another superb evening of celebration for our sector and provided a fantastic showcase of innovation, technical endeavour, engineering prowess and professional excellence. Pumps and pumping systems provide the bedrock and essential support for every aspect of our lives.

“A world without pumps is unthinkable and so it is only right that we have a strong platform to acknowledge, celebrate and highlight the achievements of this crucial business arena. I would therefore encourage all those involved in the pump industry to prepare and submit their entries for the 2025 awards programme.”

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