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.
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