The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2006)
The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2006) was awarded on 21 April 2006, by Queen Elizabeth II.
Recipients[]
The following organisations were awarded this year.[1]
- of London WC2 for legal services
- of Ashton-under-Lyne, for Masterbatch and pigment dispersions.
- of Crawley, West Sussex for aircraft component parts and services.
- of Redhill, Surrey for telecom software consultancy and training.
- of London SW8 for advice to investors in hedge funds.
- of Hull for Industrial and marine generators, controls and switchgear
- of Beaconsfield, for market research services and channel marketing.
- Baillie Gifford Overseas Limited of Edinburgh, Scotland for investment management.
- of Wembley, Middlesex for valves and ancillary equipment to the oil, petro-chemical and chemical industries.
- of Taunton, Somerset for protective coating systems for tunnels.
- of London W1 for foreign currency services.
- of London W1 for investment management.
- of Knowsley, Merseyside for liquid colourants and additives for the plastics industry.
- of London W1 for multidisciplinary technical consultancy services for projects in infrastructure and the built environment.
- of Saltburn-by-the-Sea for special shaped steel profiles.
- of Aberdeen, Scotland for global shipowners energy services, oilfield support vessels, procurement, catering, subsea survey and mooring equipment.
- of Slough, Berkshire for gas lubricated mechanical seals and related products and services.
- of Hemel Hempstead, for electrical appliances.
- of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire for test and inspection systems.
- of Enfield, Middlesex for communications and telephony systems including protocol stacks, unified messaging, conferencing and VoIP Class 5 switch
- of Dunton Green, Sevenoaks, for pork, poultry, lamb and other meat products.
- of Glasgow, Scotland for UHF partial discharge monitoring systems.
- of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire for patented software for vehicle detection and classification.
- Dorset Cereals of Dorchester, Dorset for breakfast cereals.
- Dyson James Ltd of Malmesbury, Wiltshire for vacuum cleaners.
- of London W1 for a legal magazine and comparative business law text books.
- of Teddington, Middlesex for wind and airflow sensors, featuring patented acoustic resonance technology
- (Falfish) of Redruth, Cornwall for fresh and frozen fish and shellfish
- of Bradford, West Yorkshire for superalloy/stainless steel sheet and strip.
- FilmLight Ltd of London W1 for digital film equipment for the motion picture industry.
- of Ballygawley, Dungannon, County Tyrone for mobile crushing and screening equipment plus mobile concrete block machines
- of London SW7 for hotel services.
- of Cinderford, Gloucestershire for concrete pressing machinery.
- of Bradford, West Yorkshire for worsted and natural fibre fabrics.
- of Ilminster, Somerset for acousto-optic devices and precision optics.
- Goodwin Steel Castings Ltd of Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire for machined and fabricated alloy and super alloy steel castings and assemblies
- of London W1 for diamond and gem set jewellery.
- of Belfast, Northern Ireland for recruitment agency.
- of London SE1 for ornamental gold and silverwork.
- of Leicester for navigation sensor systems for automatic vessel control.
- of Radcliffe, Greater Manchester for commercial vinyl floor coverings.
- of London SW1 for gold mining and exploration.
- of London NW1 for container shipping services.
- The Henley Management College of Henley-on-Thames, for management education.
- of Bredbury, Stockport, for emergency safety showers, eyebaths and decontamination showers.
- of Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambridge for consultancy services.
- of Boldon, Tyne and Wear for medical diagnostic test kits.
- of London W14 for datacentre services.
- of Cheadle, Stoke-on-Trent for wheeled loading shovels and articulated dump trucks.
- of Uttoxeter, Staffordshire for tracked and wheeled excavators.
- (t/a STORM Interface) of West Drayton, Middlesex for robust data entry devices for installation on unattended public use terminals
- of Southend-on-Sea, Essex for specialised medical and industrial equipment.
- of Accrington, Lancashire for insulating products in tubular form.
- of London W11 for books, websites and magazines on international corporate law and legal services.
- of Altens, Aberdeen, for metal recycling and trading in steel tubulars.
- of London SE1 for professional accountancy, undergraduate and postgraduate accountancy, business and management education.
- of Malvern, Worcestershire for instruments for particle characterization and rheological testing.
- of Dewsbury, West Yorkshire for turbocharger repair kits and parts for the turbo reconditioning industry.
- of Batley, West Yorkshire for fabric pattern books and shade cards.
- of Bromyard, Herefordshire for agricultural spraying equipment.
- of London EC2 for investment management.
- of Borehamwood, Hertfordshire for musical instrument amplifiers and speaker enclosures.
- of Abingdon, Oxfordshire for x-ray diffraction equipment.
- of Wallington, Surrey for information and communication technology recruitment solutions.
- of Pocklington, York for plant nutrient products.
- of Bishop’s Stortford, for laser diodes and opto-electronic sub-assemblies.
- of Newark, Nottinghamshire for playground safety surfaces.
- of Winchester, Hampshire for smart electricity meters, payment solutions and energy management systems.
- of Basingstoke, Hampshire for conformance testing and consultancy services to cellular, wireless, smartcard and electronics industries.
- of London SW1 for nonferrous metals, scrap, minor metals, ferroalloys, plastics and paper trading.
- of Knighton, Powys, Wales for mineral waters and soft drinks.
- of Christchurch, Dorset for steel structures for industrial buildings, aircraft hangars, grandstands and multi-storey car parks etc..
- of Cardiff, Wales for consulting services to the minerals industry.
- of Cramlington, for nappy disposal system.
- of Christchurch, Dorset for shape and profile measurement equipment and associated products.
- of Yateley, Hampshire for drilling and wireline logging equipment for oil and gas wells.
- Spectrum Technologies Plc of Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, for laser wire marking systems.
- of Bungay, Suffolk for beers and ales.
- of Uckfield, East Sussex Licensing the manufacture of the k1 auto-disable syringe.
- of London SW19 Financial software and related services
- of St Asaph, Denbighshire for automotive components.
- of Hereford for elastomeric gaskets.
- of Ashington, Northumberland for electronics cooling solutions for the telecom, military, medical, computer and industrial markets.
- The University of Nottingham for higher educational and research services
- of Thornton-Cleveleys, for high performance engineering thermoplastics.
- of Thatcham, Berkshire for environmental testing equipment.
- of Washington, Tyne and Wear for compressed air and gas, vacuum and medical filtration equipment.
- of East Grinstead, West Sussex for software products.
- of Larne, County Antrim, for diesel and gas powered electricity generating sets.
- of London SW1 for titanium sponge.
References[]
- ^ Queen's Award - International trade at Business Link
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