The Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation (Technology) (2002)

The Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation (Technology) (2002) was awarded on 21 April 2002, by Queen Elizabeth II.

Recipients[]

The following organisations were awarded this year.^[1]

of Horsham, West Sussex for ‘Architectural Plants’ range of garden plants.
BAE Systems Avionics Limited, Avionic Systems of Rochester, Kent for Helmet systems for aircrew.
of Crawley, West Sussex for High performance vacuum pump for the semiconductor manufacturing industry.
of Milton Keynes for BAMFutura - advanced hot melt adhesive technology.
of Reading, Berkshire for ‘Trillium Biopassive Surface’ (Trademark of Medtronic Inc) - non-thrombogenic and antithrombogenic polymer coating.
of Papworth Everard, Cambridge for ‘Actiwatch activity monitoring system’.
of Newport, for ‘Archtec’ method of masonry bridge reinforcement.
of Nottingham for Electronic trial management solutions - telephone and web-based services for managing global clinical trials.
of Knowsley, Merseyside for Acetaldehyde reducer (additive).
of Leeds for Offshore wellhead pressure control equipment - ‘SpoolTree’.
of Crawley, West Sussex for Patient support system for radiotherapy treatment.
of Stockton-on-Tees for CA21 Chromic acid.
of Bradford for Transforming raw data into valuable marketing intelligence.
of London SW6 for Design and production of ‘Talk Now!’ Language Learning software.
of Haslingden, Lancashire for ‘Ripp’n’Flow’ sack - reduction of foreign body contamination in the food industry.
of Coleford, Gloucestershire for ‘Formpave’ stormwater source control system.
of Hemel Hempstead, for Hertfordshire Multibeam laser imaging on Luxel F-9000.
of Knutsford, Cheshire for AG Dispenser - range of machinery for animal bedding cubicles and poultry houses.
of Southampton for ‘Archtec’ method of masonry bridge reinforcement.
of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire for ‘HoldFast’ level crossing system.
of Huddersfield for Variable geometry turbocharger.
of Gateshead for ‘Maxigas’ - generators for on-site production of industrial nitrogen gas.
of Ludlow, Shropshire for ‘McConnel EasyDrive’ system for verge mowing.
of Marsham, Norfolk for Doors with unique glass fibre design.
of Manchester for ‘Plug n Go’ mobile phone portable car kit.
of Witham, Essex for Design of custom ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit).
of Abingdon, Oxfordshire for Delta anaesthetic vaporiser.
of Southampton for ‘iFLEX 1000’ - temperature controlled fibre coupled laser.
of Witham, Essex for End of life computer asset management.
of Swansea, Wales for ELFEN discrete element numerical analysis software for the ‘Archtec’ reinforcement system.
of Stourbridge, West Midlands for Integrated floor mopping system.
of Chorley, Lancashire for Glass block wall construction and timber dry fit construction system.
Sophos PLC of Abingdon, Oxfordshire for Anti-virus software.
of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire for Adaptive machining for the gas turbine industry.
of London SW12 for ‘Roamer’ the educational robot.
of Gateshead for ‘Rigel’ LED technology for enhanced optical performance of variable message signs.
of Lymington, Hampshire for Telecom site design and planning.

References[]

^ "No. 56544". The London Gazette (Supplement). April 2002. p. 3.

[1] "No. 56544". The London Gazette (Supplement). April 2002. p. 3.

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