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Local Structural Engineering Firm Wins National Innovation Award for Groundbreaking Engineering Solutions

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July 23, 2026
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Michael  Aubrey  Structural  Engineers  has  been  recognised  with  the prestigious  HSBC  its  commitment  to developing innovative  engineering solutions that solve some of the UK’s most complex  structural challenges.

The  award  was  presented  at  the  HSBC  and Federation  of  Small  Businesses (FSB)  Small Business Growth Awards, held at the iconic Savoy Hotel  in  London,  bringing  together  some  of  the UK’s  most  innovative  and  ambitious  small businesses.

Michael  Aubrey  Structural  Engineers  was honoured to receive the award from entrepreneur and  Dragons’  Den  star  Sara  Davies  MBE,  who  will also  be  mentoring  the  business  over  the  coming months as part of the prize package.

The award recognises organisations that are driving innovation and making a significant  impact  within  their  industries.  For  Michael  Aubrey  Structural Engineers,  it  reflects  years  of  investment  in  developing  practical,  buildable engineering solutions that challenge conventional thinking and deliver better outcomes for clients.

One  of  the  firm’s  most  notable  achievements  has  been  its  pioneering  work addressing Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC), a structural issue that  has  affected  schools,  hospitals  and  public  buildings  across  the  UK. Rather  than  accepting  demolition  as  the  only  viable  solution,  the  company developed  the  UK’s  first  in-situ  Carbon  Fibre  Reinforced  Polymer  (CFRP) repair  solution,  providing  a  safer,  more  sustainable  and  cost-effective
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John  Staves  CEng  FIStructE,  Director  of  Michael, Aubrey Structural Engineers, said: “Winning  the  HSBC  Innovation  Award  at such  a  prestigious  venue  was  a  proud moment for our entire team. To receive the award  from  Sara  Davies  MBE,  one  of  the UK’s  most  respected  entrepreneurs,  made the occasion even more special.

What  makes  this  recognition  particularly  meaningful  is  that  it  reflects something  we’ve  worked  hard  to  build  over  many  years:  a  reputation  for finding  practical  solutions  to  complex  engineering  challenges  that  others often see as impossible.

Innovation  rarely  happens  through  a  single  breakthrough  moment.  It’s usually  the  result  of  talented  people  asking  better  questions,  challenging assumptions and refusing to settle for ‘that’s how it’s always been done’.

Our work on RAAC is a perfect example. Rather than accepting demolition as the only answer, we developed the UK’s first in-situ CFRP repair solution, helping clients achieve safer, more sustainable and cost-effective outcomes.

We’re  incredibly  grateful  to  our  talented  team  for  their  expertise  and dedication,  and  to  our  clients  who  trust  us  to  solve  some  of  their  most challenging engineering problems. We are also looking forward to working with Sara over the coming months and learning from her experience as we continue to grow and innovate.”

The  award  recognises  not  only  the  firm’s  work  on  RAAC  but  also  its  wider commitment  to  engineering  innovation,  challenging  conventional  thinking  and developing solutions that deliver real-world benefits for clients across the UK.

Michael  Aubrey  Structural  Engineers  would  like  to  thank  HSBC,  the  Federation  of Small  Businesses,  Sara  Davies  MBE  and  the  judging  panel  for  this  recognition,  as well as its clients, partners and dedicated team members whose support has helped make this achievement possible.

Do you have a building that you are looking to change, or do you have a structural problem with your building? Please get in touch. support@mapl.co.uk or call us on 0118 962 9666.  www.mapl.co.uk

Michael Aubrey Structural Engineers

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