
The annual i-FM Technology in FM Award recognises companies and organisations in the facilities arena that are utilising new technologies to achieve exemplary improvements in business processes and performance in the world of the connected workplace.
The Technology in FM Award is open to entrants from across the facilities management industry and its many associated sectors. Entries are welcome from end users or tech providers across a broad range of initiatives – service delivery or management, internal or external communications, projects, etc – anything that demonstrably contributes to enhancing work, the workplace or the environment for people at work. Joint entries, for example from a tech company and a client, are also welcome. And of course apps and any similar initiative designed to support hybrid or flexible work and today’s more flexible workplaces are welcome, too.
Entry for the 2026 Award is now open.
• Deadline for submission - Friday 14th November
• Shortlisted entries notified - Friday 28th November
• Finalist judging - January 2026
• Winner announced at Workplace Futures - Thursday 26th February 2026
Download the Technology in FM Entry Form
Current and past winners
The winner of the 2025 i-FM Technology in FM Award was HSS ProService. A special Honourable Mention award was presented to DMA Group. You can learn about both here. And you can find out about previous winners here.
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