Key Dates
- Launch of Awards Program: Monday, July 14, 2025
- Deadline for Applications: Wednesday, September 10, 2025
- Awards Presentation: November 25–27, 2025 at the RPIC Summit
Each year, the RPIC Awards of Excellence recognize the outstanding achievements of individuals and teams who are shaping the future of Canada’s federal real property community. Whether through innovation, leadership, or collaboration, these contributions deserve to be celebrated.
Nominations for the 2025 RPIC Awards of Excellence are now open – submit yours today!
Review the 2025 RPIC Awards of Excellence Eligibility, Entry and Quality Requirements
This document outlines everything you need to know to prepare a successful nomination.
Recognizes innovative or significantly improved concepts, processes, or procedures in real property management—including program, portfolio, property, and project management—that enhance service delivery and performance. This includes advancements in planning, policy, analytics, change management, risk management, and competency development that led to measurable improvements in outcomes and support the evolving needs of the federal real property community.
Eligible nominations may include real property-related frameworks, strategies, investment plans, portfolio, asset and building management plans, climate resilience plans, portfolio decarbonization plans, policies, programs, legislation, and regulations.
Entries in this category should demonstrate any or all of the following:
Honours excellence in investment development and project delivery resulting in high-performing and accessible federal government workplaces and assets. Focus areas include requirements definition, cost and risk analysis, design, project execution, and operational transition.
Nominations should focus on investments or project management initiatives that aim to create new or renovated work environments that promote collaboration, leverage technology to improve efficiency, and prioritize the health and well-being of employees and Canadians.
Nominations should demonstrate any, or all, of the following:
Recognizes individuals or teams who ensure the reliable, safe, and high-quality day-to day operation of real property accommodations or infrastructure (bridges, highways, dams) for Government of Canada programs and Canadians, often behind the scenes.
Individuals or teams that often work in roles that are not in the executive (EX) level, but their contributions go above and beyond and are vital to the success of the programs they support.
Nominations should demonstrate any, or all, of the following:
Recognizes outstanding individual or team contributions to environmental sustainability, climate resilience, and environmental stewardship in federal real property. It includes initiatives that support the Government of Canada’s Greening Government Strategy and the effective management of federal contaminated sites.
Eligible nominations may include:
Nominations should demonstrate any or all of the following:
Recognizes individuals or teams who have worked to deliver a real property programs, projects, or services in a way that is both effective and mindful of Indigenous needs and perspectives, and that has had a positive impact on advancing reconciliation.
Entries must demonstrate Indigenous consultation or partnership throughout the real property life cycle, including disposals, developments or operations.
Nominations should demonstrate any, or all, of the following:
Recognizes individuals early in their careers who have made a notable impact within the federal real property community through outstanding accomplishments, demonstrated adaptability, or innovation. These individuals have shown a promising trajectory within their respective fields, showcasing their talent, enthusiasm, and dedication. The Emerging Leader Award honours the potential of these new professionals to become tomorrow’s influential leaders.
Entries in this category must meet the following criteria:
Entries should demonstrate any, or all, of the following:
Honours individuals or teams who have made sustained, transformative contributions to the federal real property profession through leadership, innovation, and service.
Nominees must be current or former federal government employees with a proven track record of excellence and impact in the real property field.
Nominations should demonstrate any, or all, of the following:
Over the years, the RPIC Awards of Excellence have celebrated the achievements of individuals and team`s who are redefining excellence in Canada’s federal real property community. From groundbreaking infrastructure projects to innovative sustainability initiatives, these recipients exemplify leadership, collaboration, and impact.
On October 23rd at RPIC's 2024 Real Property National Workshop, we celebrated seven recipients of the 2024 Real Property Awards of Excellence during a luncheon ceremony which featured a special address from Diane Orange, and Michael Wernick.
Find out who won and watch the ceremonyOn October 25th at RPIC’s 2023 Real Property National Workshop, we celebrated nine recipients of the 2023 Real Property Award during the luncheon ceremony which featured a special address from the Comptroller General of Canada Mr. Roch Huppé.
Find out who won and watch the ceremonyOn November 30 at RPIC’s 2022 Real Property National Workshop, we celebrated eleven recipients of the 2022 Real Property Awards.
Discover the winners and explore their achievements