The creation of new assets has always sat at the heart of the construction sector, with the supply chain being the delivery vehicle for the products and services required. However, in recent years there has been an increasing focus on what else the supply chain can do and how it can add more value to the client, supplier and the environment. This new creativity and innovation are key drivers helping to propel the industry forward at a time when change and pace are particularly critical. 

As a business, we are committed to nurturing a culture which is supportive and where everyone feels welcome – with us continuing to make positive progress year on year in our inclusion and diversity journey.

Tarmac is launching its second Supplier Sustainability Week to drive the net zero and wider sustainability agenda in partnership with its supply chain.

Rising star Shahid Zaman, from the UK’s leading sustainable construction solutions business, Tarmac, has been shortlisted in the top 10 Future Leaders category at the prestigious 2022 Ethnicity Awards.

Tarmac has welcomed nearly 130 apprentices and graduates to the business, as it strives to upskill and grow talent within the construction industry.

A local construction worker has been shortlisted for a top national award recognising the most influential women in the industry.

Tarmac has commissioned new fencing at Panshanger Park using timber sustainably sourced from Holborough Woods, near Snodland, in Kent.

Tarmac welcomed leading local politician Matthew Pennycook, Labour MP for Greenwich and Woolwich, along with councillors David Gardner and Nick Williams from Greenwich Council, on a visit to its Greenwich Wharf site.

A much-needed renovation project has been kick started at a sports and leisure pavilion at Tideswell Community Park, Derbyshire, thanks to a £10,311 donation from the Tarmac Landfill Communities Fund.

As an inclusive employer in the construction and sustainable materials industry, Tarmac is proud to support National Inclusion Week.