SAIA announces 2025 award winners in Fort Worth

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The Scaffold & Access Industry Association (SAIA) has announced the winners of its 2025 awards, recognising member achievements across the scaffold and access sector.

The honours were presented on 7 August at an awards dinner in Fort Worth, Texas, held alongside the Association’s Annual Convention & Exposition. The programme recognises service to the Association as well as standout project delivery and innovation.

Project award winners

Commercial Collaboration

  • Winner: D.H. Charles Engineering, Inc.

  • Partners: Universal Mfg. & The Tradesmen Group

  • Project: Tomachichi Federal Courthouse

Industrial Collaboration

  • Winner: Skyline Scaffold, Inc.

  • Partners: D.H. Charles Engineering, Inc.

  • Project: PG&E Tower 320 Demolition

Innovation

  • Winner: DH Glabe

  • Partners: JKS Industries

  • Project: Coorstek – Building 1

Mast Driven Hoist and Platforms

  • Winner: Fraco Products

  • Project: Rogers M City

Shoring

  • Winner: D.H. Charles Engineering, Inc.

  • Partners: Skyline Scaffold, Inc.

  • Project: Heroes Memorial Building

Supported Access

  • Winner: Soogadin

  • Partners: Dynamic Innovations Scaffold Design

  • Project: 24-PSC-2001 Internal Scaffold

Suspended Access

  • Winner: Bee Access

  • Partners: Scaffolding Solutions

  • Project: Restoring Remembrance: Restoration of the Memorial Bridges at the U.S. Holocaust Museum

The SAIA said the awards highlight companies and teams that have “gone above and beyond” to deliver safe, effective access solutions across commercial and industrial settings.

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