The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2002)

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

Recipients[]

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

of Rotherham for Mechanical seals.
of Queenborough, Kent for Pharmaceuticals and healthcare products.
of Poole, Dorset for Air bearing drilling spindles.
Aircom International of Redhill, Surrey for Software tools, consultancy and training to the wireless telecoms industry worldwide.
of Hitchin, Hertfordshire for High sensitivity smoke detection equipment.
Anglian Water International of Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire for Water, wastewater and environmental services.
Argus Media of London N1 for Energy publication.
of Warwick for Business intelligence computer software.
of Hull for Printed swing tickets and woven labels.
of Cliftonville, Kent for Promotional merchandise and travel incentives.
BAE SYSTEMS, Land Platform Communications of Blackburn, Lancashire for Digital intercom systems for high noise platforms.
BAE SYSTEMS (Projects) Limited of Scotstoun, Glasgow, Scotland for Warships and associated technology, support and spares.
BBC Worldwide of London W12 for Multiple-media distribution.
of Coalville, Leicestershire for Rock crushing plant and machinery.
of Durham for X-ray analytical equipment.
of Glenrothes, Fife, Scotland for Low speed high torque hydraulic motors.
of Silsden, West Yorkshire for Micro pack size sleeping bags and technical insulated outerwear.
of Loughborough, Leicestershire for Air-cooled electrical turbo-generators.
of London SW1 for Publishing and event organising.
of Bellshill, Lanarkshire, Scotland for Carbon bonded carbon fibre thermal insulation.
of Sherborne, Dorset for Tour Operator.
of Doncaster for Specialist underground contractors.
of Newton Abbot, Devon for Gas turbine engine components.
of Nottingham for Telephone and web based services.
of Reading, Berkshire for Specialist systems for assessing mental functioning in human clinical trials of new medicines.
of Daventry, Northamptonshire for High horsepower diesel and gas engines.
Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker of London W1 for Commercial property consultancy.
of Milton Keynes for Document scanning products and services.
of South Ruislip, Middlesex for Household goods, toiletries and chemists' sundries.
of London W6 for Licensing of recorded music.
of London SE1 for Dairy products.
of Warrington, Cheshire for Telecoms implementation and support services.
of Leeds for Electronic and industrial components.
of London NW10 for Female condoms.
of Flint, Wales for Engineered plastic films and laminates.
of Belfast, Northern Ireland for Recruitment agency.
of Norwich, Norfolk for Car manufacture and engineering consultancy services.
HIT Entertainment of London W1 for Children's TV programmes and characters.
of London EC3 for International insurance and reinsurance broking services.
of London NW10 for Medicines research.
of Huddersfield for Turbochargers and air handling systems for medium and heavy duty diesel engines.
of Wrexham, Wales for Ophthalmic lenses.
of Newtownards, County Down, for Northern Ireland Digital set top boxes.
of Woking, Surrey for Operations support systems software for telecommunications companies.
of Inverness, Scotland for Blood glucose monitoring systems.
of Guildford, Surrey for Test systems for power semiconductors.
of Manchester for Software for patient information management systems.
of Elgin, Morayshire, Scotland for Cashmere and fine woollen goods.
of Bristol for Elevator and escalator control equipment and associated modernisation packages.
of Telford, Shropshire for Copper-clad steel wire and strand.
of Long Melford, Suffolk for Horse rugs and quilted jackets.
of London EC4 for Derivatives exchange.
Linklaters of London EC2 for Legal services.
of Bristol for Corporate communications.
of Reading, Berkshire for Prefabricated steel bridges.
of London E2 for Building and restoration of traditional pipe organs.
of Nottingham for Coding and marking equipment.
of Manchester for Pharmaceutical development and research services.
of Abingdon, Oxfordshire for Medical diagnostics.
of Arley, Coventry for Marketing support services.
of Hexham, Northumberland for Whiteboard and highlighter inks for marker pens.
Norbrook Laboratories Limited of Newry, County Down, for Northern Ireland Veterinary and human-use pharmaceuticals and animal health products.
of Newtownabbey, County for Antrim, Northern Ireland Networking and telecommunications equipment.
of Newcastle upon Tyne for Immunodiagnostic reagents.
of Rotherham for Ladies' intimate apparel.
of Southampton for Fibre optic systems.
of Bath for Traded endowment policies.
Richards Butler of London EC3 for Legal services.
of Cardington, Bedfordshire for Flight simulator relocations and installations.
of Burgess Hill, West Sussex for Visual display systems for aircraft and other simulators, visualization and research.
of Antrim, Northern Ireland for Tyre pressure monitoring systems.
of Mayfield, East Sussex for Scientific consultancy, conference and educational services.
Herbert Smith of London EC2 for Legal services.
Sophos PLC of Abingdon, Oxfordshire for Anti-virus software.
of Northolt, Middlesex for Corporate relocation services.
of Ronaldsway, Isle of Man for Components for the domestic appliance industry.
of Newport, Gwent, Wales for Electronic cash management systems for the retail and banking sectors.
of London NW5 for Theatre planning, design and equipment consultants.
Tibbett & Britten Group PLC of Enfield, Middlesex for Supply chain management.
of Kettering, Northamptonshire for Printing presses.
of Avonmouth, Bristol for Chemicals for pharmacology and neurochemistry research.
of Thornton Cleveleys, for Lancashire High performance engineering thermoplastics.
of Partridge Green, West Sussex for Aircraft components.
of Cheadle, Greater Manchester for Computer and video games.
of Bradford for Plastic labelling film.

References[]

^ "No. 56544". The London Gazette (Supplement). April 2002. p. 1.

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

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