The Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation (Technology) (2006)

The Queen's Award for Enterprise: Innovation (Technology) (2006) was awarded on 21 April 2006, by Queen Elizabeth II.

Recipients[]

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

of Shefford, Bedfordshire for ACO Qmax system for surface water management.
of Warrington, Cheshire for the mobile CCTV system TransVu.
of Rotherham, South Yorkshire for magTecta dual face magnetic bearing isolator.
of Farnham, Surrey for miniCol – a healthy cheese alternative proven to reduce cholesterol.
of Glenrothes, Fife for thread-free ultrasonic construction project for the garment industry.
of Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire for cobra two stroke, hand held vibration reduced jack hammers.
of Horncastle, Lincolnshire for waste lamp recycling plant.
of Penrith, Cumbria for production of quality gluten-, wheat- and dairy-free products.
Berghaus Limited of Sunderland, Tyne and Wear for design and marketing of outdoor clothing,‘rucsacs’ and footwear.
of Newtownabbey, County for rapid, easy-to-use, collagen assay.
of Bingley, West Yorkshire for auto-reverse hydraulic disc brake system.
of Knutsford, Cheshire Management systems to enable for sMEs to comply with.
(trading as UltraVision CLPL) of Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire for SAM and UltraWave technology.
of Horsham, West Sussex for energy saving and pollution reducing fluorescent lamps, dimmer switches and other decorative electrical accessories.
of Sheffield, South Yorkshire for densified stainless steel scrap.
e2v Technologies of Chelmsford, Essex for sensors which enable enhanced imaging across all light levels and spectrum.
of Barton, Preston, Lancashire for envirobed – livestock bedding developed using short fibres from recycled newsprint.
of Coventry, Warwickshire for Mortgage fundamentals - the recalculation/ construction of mortgage accounts.
of Teddington, Middlesex for wind and airflow sensors, featuring patented acoustic resonance technology
of Wellington, Somerset for laser scanning of textiles and marketing the archive concept over an e-commerce system to create an in-house design studio.
of East Kilbride, Glasgow The Glencairn Whisky Glass.
of Chatteris, Cambridgeshire ‘Restrain for system’ for the production and maintenance of a stable atmosphere.
Hadley Industries plc of Smethwick, West Midlands for ultraSTEEL - a unique method of improving the performance of roll formed metal sections.
of Glenrothes, Fife, Scotland for specialist timber machining.
of Whaddon, Salisbury, for marine exhaust silencers.
of Waterlooville, Hampshire for insulator translucent polyester (GRP) rooflight.
of London W2 a specialist mortgage lender to those who have difficulty obtaining loans from main providers.
of Stockbridge, Hampshire for Trackit Ambulatory EEG Recorder.
of Southport, Merseyside for advanced fraud prevention solutions (HUNTER) for the financial services, insurance, telecommunications and public sector.
of Waterlooville, Hampshire for specialist bespoke engineering for the defence and emergency services market.
of Thurmaston, Leicester for CNC wirelaying systems for the manufacture of electrofusion fittings.
(trading as Multimap.com) of London EC1 for global on-line mapping and location-based services.
of Blackburn, Lancashire for Perlast G67P perfluoroelastomer – a high performance nano-filled elastomer material.
of Chepstow, Monmouthshire, for PORTA-GANTRY lightweight portable gantry system.
Renishaw plc of Wotton-under-Edge for NC1 and nC4 non-contact tool setting systems.
of Huddersfield, West Yorkshire for photochromic molecules for ophthalmic lenses and novel applications.
of Alvechurch, Birmingham for sNAPLITE - recessed downlighter with inbuilt fire and acoustic protection with low air leakage.
Siemens Communications of Milton Keynes for HiPath personal communications portal.
of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire for their Remote Interface Unit (RIU) product family – functionally flexible, low-cost ‘building blocks’ for vehicle system architectures.
of Saltash, Cornwall for the iBox cash in transit protection system.
, a division of of Wakefield, West Yorkshire for steel reinforced textile materials.
of Kettering, Northamptonshire for the ZMR book press for printing books.
of Craigavon, County Armagh, for manufacturing technique for woven carpet.
of Glenrothes East, Fife, for the Velux design services.
(trading as Englands) of Birmingham for safety jackets and vests.
Whitbybird Ltd of London W1 for multi-disciplinary engineering skills and solutions.
of Edinburgh, Scotland for WM9713L - highly integrated audio semiconductor device for advanced multimedia mobile phones.
of Northallerton, North Yorkshire for Copon Hycote 169HB - rapid setting polymeric lining for rehabilitation of drinking water pipelines.

References[]

^ Queen's Award - Innovation Archived 6 March 2012 at the Wayback Machine at Business Link

[1] Queen's Award - Innovation Archived 6 March 2012 at the Wayback Machine at Business Link

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