Tilbury Douglas has begun its annual Supply Chain Roadshow in Scotland, bringing together regional partners to share updates, strengthen relationships and celebrate joint achievements.
The event offered insights into the company's recent performance, priority sectors, live projects and forward plans. With collaboration at its core, sessions explored Tilbury Douglas' supply chain model, social value commitments and Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy. Attendees also heard from RBVE, one of the firm's Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) partners, highlighting how these commitments are being delivered in practice.
Continuing a tradition from previous years, delegates supported the local community through a collection for East Renfrewshire Food Bank, underlining the goal of making a positive impact beyond project delivery. The programme also featured the Supply Chain Awards, recognising outstanding contributions from partner organisations to the company's ongoing success.
Barry O'Hagan, Regional Director at Tilbury Douglas, said: "Our supply chain partners are integral to the success of our business, and events like our annual roadshow provide a fantastic opportunity to bring everyone together and recognise the contribution they make.
"Strong, collaborative relationships are central to how we operate, and we're committed to working closely with our partners to deliver high quality projects while creating lasting social value in the local communities.
"It was great to see such a strong turnout and to celebrate the achievements of our supply chain. We look forward to continuing to build on these relationships and working together on the exciting opportunities ahead."
The Scottish event is the first in Tilbury Douglas' 2026 series of Supply Chain Roadshows, with further dates planned across other regions in the coming months. The programme reflects the company's continued focus on building trusted, long-term relationships with its supply chain to support project delivery nationwide.
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