EDINBURGH-based construction consultancy Thomson Gray won Gold in the Business of the Year (More than 50 Employees) category at the SME National Business Awards 2026.
The firm received the accolade at a ceremony in London in recognition of its achievements and continued growth.
The national awards celebrate outstanding small and medium-sized businesses from across the UK.
Thomson Gray was also shortlisted for Apprentice Employer of the Year, reflecting the firm’s commitment to nurturing talent and creating career opportunities.
MD Stuart Gray said, “We are incredibly proud to have won Gold at the SME National Business Awards. To be recognised as Business of the Year alongside businesses from across the UK is a tremendous honour, particularly as an independent Scottish consultancy.
“What makes this award so special is that it recognises the business as a whole and the team we have built. Our success is down to the people who work here, their expertise, enthusiasm and the pride they take in delivering for our clients.
“We have always placed a great deal of emphasis on creating opportunities for our colleagues to develop, supporting the next generation of construction professionals and maintaining the personal approach that has helped us build long-standing relationships with our clients. To see the collective efforts of our team recognised on a national stage is something we are incredibly proud of.”
Established in 2004, Thomson Gray has grown from a four-person quantity surveying practice into a multidisciplinary construction consultancy, with offices across Scotland and a growing portfolio of projects throughout the UK. The firm provides services to public and private sector clients across a range of sectors, including education, healthcare, hospitality, commercial property and infrastructure.
