The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2007)

The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2007) was awarded on 21 April 2007, by Queen Elizabeth II.

Recipients[]

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

of Aberdeen, Scotland for software and semiconductor designs.
of Alton, Hampshire for industrial gas burner systems.
of Manchester for colour additive concentrates for the thermoplastic industry.
WC2 for professional examinations and membership
of Gloucester for aluminium alloys.
of Milton Keynes for hot melt adhesives.
of Melton Mowbray, for biopharmaceutical consultancy services.
CWC Group Limited of London SW11 for international conferences, exhibitions and training.^[2]
of Rochester, Kent for technical consultancy to the cement industry.
Clyde & Co of London EC3 for legal services.
of London EC4 for international conferences, exhibitions, training, workshops and field trips.
of Blackburn, Lancashire for intercom systems for high noise platforms.
of Corsham, Wiltshire for cheese, butter and cream.
of Daventry for high horsepower diesel and gas engines
of Gateshead, Tyne and Wear for cast rolls for the metal forming industries.
of Smethwick, West Midlands for scrap metal recycling.
of Epsom, Surrey for actuarial advice to insurers, re-insurers and regulators, and actuarial software supply.
of Madley, Herefordshire for radio frequency equipment for satellite ground stations.
of Stokesley, North Yorkshire for biological inoculants.
Edinburgh Military Tattoo of Edinburgh, Scotland for a unique blend of music, ceremony and entertainment
of Swadlincote, Derbyshire for screening and crushing equipment.
of Teddington, Middlesex for wind and airflow sensors, featuring patented acoustic resonance technology.
of London SE1 for financial and business training services.
of Ware, Hertfordshire for specialist abrasive polishes for the vehicle repair industry.
of Southampton, Hampshire for optical fibres.
(trading as Q’Straint) Whitstable, Kent for wheelchair restraint systems.
of Bridgnorth, Shropshire for specialist castings for the automotive, motorsport, aerospace and defence industries.
of Lytham St. Annes, Lancashire for actuators for automotive turbochargers and valve rotators for large industrial engines.
of Enfield, Middlesex for hand held test equipment for the digital/satellite sector.
of London EC3 for insurance services.
of Winchester, Hampshire for software development.
of Bath, Somerset for spectacle and sunglass frames.
of Wrexham, Wales for integrated drivelines, powertrains, transmission and axle assemblies for on/off highway vehicles.
of Cheadle, Staffordshire for small construction, industrial and agricultural equipment.
of Uttoxeter, Staffordshire for telescopic materials handlers.
of Worcester for underground mining machinery.
of Twyford, Berkshire for aircraft spare parts and de/anti-icing fluid.
L.E.K. Consulting of London SW1 for management consulting.
of Sudbury, Suffolk for horse rugs and quilted jackets.
of Warwick for polyurethane formulated chemicals.
of Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside for project and operations management, engineers and support personnel for the oil and gas industry.
of Watford, Hertfordshire for television encoders and modulators and digital wireless camera systems.
of Chichester, West Sussex for non-ferrous metal recycling.
of Nailsea, Bristol for metrology tools to the semiconductor industry.
of Chippenham, Wiltshire for office furniture.
of London EC2 for investment management.
of London W2 for fashion garments and accessories.
of Altrincham, Cheshire for specialist technical and engineering recruitment company.
of Auchincruive, Ayr, for diagnostic kits for food safety testing.
of Beckenham, Kent Recruitment of technical personnel to the international for iCT marketplace.
of Sutton, Surrey for internet security software and consultancy services.
of Orton Southgate, for foundry machinery and recycling systems.
of Dunfermline, Scotland for scanning laser ophthalmoscopes capturing over 80% of the retina.
Peak Scientific Instruments Ltd of Inchinnan, Renfrew, for gas generators.
of Hucknall, Nottingham for containerised mobile weighing and bagging plants and fixed plants for internal bagging applications.
of Blackburn, Lancashire High performance sealing solutions.
QRG Limited (trading as Quantum Research Group) of Southampton, Hampshire for electronic touch sensor chips and technology licensing for control surfaces of consumer electronic products.
of Buckingham for high accuracy GPS systems for automotive testing.
of Crumlin, County Antrim, Northern Ireland for diagnostic kits for medical, veterinary and environmental monitoring
of London SW3 for unframed reproduction art prints and posters.
of Manchester for airline and airport air service development forums.
of Tamworth, Staffordshire for stainless steel tubing.
of Bradford, West Yorkshire for speciality chemicals.
of Poole, Dorset for luxury motor yachts.
of Kidderminster, Worcestershire for wheels for earthmoving machines, mobile cranes and dockside vehicles.
of Wallington, Surrey for spare parts and equipment to the oil and gas industries.
of London EC1 for shipping and insurance manuals and textbooks.
of Aberdeen, Scotland for international energy services to the oil and gas, and power generation industries.
of Edinburgh, Scotland for energy and metals research and consultancy.
of Worcester for computer controlled machine tools.

References[]

^ Queen's Award -International trade at Business Link
^ "CWC Group Press Release" (PDF). Retrieved 8 February 2011.

[1] Queen's Award -International trade at Business Link

[CWC-2] "CWC Group Press Release" (PDF). Retrieved 8 February 2011.

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