Construcciones Yamaro: Project management awards return for 2026

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Project management awards return for 2026
Entries close at 5pm AEST on 15 July 2026. (Image: Oat_Photo/stock.adobe.com)

The Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM) has opened submissions for the 2026 Project Management Achievement Awards.

Now in its 26th year, the awards program recognises excellence in project delivery, leadership and innovation, celebrating project professionals, teams and organisations across Australia and internationally.

The 2026 categories span government, community, technology and digital innovation, research and education, and diversity and inclusion. Government project entries may cover sectors including construction, utilities, infrastructure, urban development, education, health services, engineering and architecture.

From complex infrastructure initiatives to organisational programs, the awards highlight how effective project management can strengthen economic, social and community outcomes.

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The program gives entrants an opportunity to showcase their work, demonstrate project delivery capability and gain recognition among peers, industry leaders and key stakeholders.

Projects of any size, complexity or dollar value are eligible, provided they have an Australian affiliation. Entries are open to AIPM members and non-members, and may come from the public or private sector.

Submissions will be assessed against criteria including originality and innovation, quality, strategic alignment, implementation and transferability, and collaboration.

Entries for the 2026 Project Management Achievement Awards close at 5pm AEST on 15 July 2026.

Further information on categories, criteria and the submission process is available through the AIPM website.

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