PMI RSSC Project of the Year Award 2026
2026 project submissions now open!
Have a project you’re proud of? Submit it for the PMI RSSC Project of the Year Award (POYA)
POYA submissions – Fill out the Form to nominate your project
→ The submission deadline is October 20th NOON, 2026.
PMI RSSC Project of the Year Award (POYA)
Here are some more reasons why you or your organization should submit your project
- Opportunity to make a monetary donation to the charity of your choice on behalf of the chapter and your organization.
Awards
All project submissions will be recognized at PDC and receive an official award, additionally, the winner will receive:
- The Project of the Year prestigious title and trophy.
- A $500 donation on behalf of your organization to the charity of your choice.
- 1 one-day PMI Regina/South Saskatchewan PDC Conference/Workshop pass - approximate value $300.
- Photograph of the winning project team and the POYA trophy.
Eligibility
All “Made in Saskatchewan” projects are eligible regardless of size, type or industry. Projects that impact Canada-wide or Globally are also welcome.
Projects of all types, sizes, duration and sectors are encouraged to apply:
- The project must be “Made in Saskatchewan”
- The project must have been essentially completed in 2025 and accepted as complete by the Owner/Client prior to nomination
- All professional associations are invited to encourage participation
- PMI affiliation is not necessary Evaluation Criteria
Submit Your Project
To submit your project for the Project of the Year award:
- Fill out the Submission Form OR
- Contact the POYA Committee using the form below
Questions
Contact PMI RSSC - VP Community Relations
Congratulations to the Entire University of Regina AdHum Revitalization Project Team, recipient of the 2025 Project of the Year Award (POYA) for your exceptional work on the Revitalization of the Administration–Humanities (AdHum) Pit.
This recognition reflects the remarkable vision, collaboration, and dedication demonstrated by your entire project team. Over 16 months, you transformed an aging, structurally challenged space into a modern, accessible, inclusive, and inspiring hub for students and the broader campus community. The renewed Pit, featuring flexible seating, collaborative areas, upgraded washrooms, improved accessibility, and the meaningful integration of Indigenous artwork, now stands as a vibrant, welcoming gathering place that enriches campus life.
As an institution committed to education beyond the classroom, the University of Regina continues to elevate Saskatchewan’s academic and cultural landscape. With more than 16,600 students and over 92,000 alumni worldwide, the U of R’s dedication to experiential learning, research excellence, community connection, and meaningful partnerships is clearly reflected in this transformative project.
We were deeply honoured to celebrate your achievement at the 2025 POYA Ceremony.
