The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2010)

'The Queen's Award for Enterprise: International Trade (Export) (2010)' was awarded on 21 April.

Recipients[]

The ninety-eight following organisations were awarded in 2010^[1]^[2]

of Hartlepool for charge air coolers and heat exchangers.
of Aberdeen for onshore and offshore drilling engineering and rig design.
of Stevenage, Hertfordshire for design and engineering services to commercial airlines and aircraft leasing companies
of London SE10 for telecommunications systems.
of Melton, Hull for industrial and marine generating sets.
of Spennymoor, for engineering goods and services.
of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk for underwater acoustic positioning, tracking and survey equipment.
of Oldham, Lancashire for international language services including translation and interpreting.
of Dorset for speciality hand-made English cheeses
Autonomy Corporation of Cambridge for platform technology with a pure software model offering a full spectrum of mission-critical enterprise applications.
Baillie Gifford Overseas Limited of Edinburgh for investment management services.
of Loirston, Aberdeen for surface and sub-surface buoyancy and elastomer products for the offshore energy sector.
Baring Asset Management Limited of London EC2 for fund management services.
of Kings Heath, Birmingham for immunodiagnostic kits.
of Elstree, Hertfordshire for therapeutic proteins
of Gloucester an online book retailer.
Brompton Bicycle Ltd of Brentford, Middlesex for folding bicycles.
of Brighton, East Sussex for private medical insurance.
of Shipley, West Yorkshire for can making machinery.
of Newton Abbot, Devon for gas turbine generator sets.
of Marlow, Buckinghamshire for aircraft and ground antennas and related equipment for military and commercial use.
of Banff, Aberdeenshire, for winches.
of Ashington, Northumberland for flexible hoses, couplings and fluid transfer systems to the oil & gas industry.
of East Kilbride, Lanarkshire for unique polymer delivery system for the precise administration of drugs
Crittall Windows Ltd of Witham, Essex for steel windows and doors.
of Exeter, Devon for electrochemical sensors for breath alcohol and toxic gases.
Douglas Equipment Limited of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire for aviation towing tractors & helicopter/aircraft flight deck handlers
of Lincoln for high power semiconductor devices and assemblies.
of Comber, County Down, Northern Ireland for disposable medical devices used for the treatment of stoma and wound care patients.
Kelbrook, Lancashire for aero-engine design, overhaul, test and certification services.
FA Premier League of London W1 for sale of TV rights to foreign broadcasters.
First Magazine Limited of London SW1 a publisher of periodicals, special reports and text books.
of Nottingham for its stem cell bank.
of Kendal, Cumbria for hydro electric turbines and engine cooling pumps.
of Dyce, Aberdeen, for subsea services to the oil and gas industry.
of Kings Langley, for graphics, video, audio and communication software.
of Netherton, Dudley, for fluid control devices.
of Edinburgh for range of oak-aged specialty beers.
of London EC1 for provision of portfolio analysis services and financial indices to the investment property industry.
of Littleport, Cambridgeshire for subsea umbilicals and power cables for the offshore oil and gas and renewable energy industries.
of Wadhurst, East Sussex publishers & magazine advertising
of Basildon, Essex for shipping liner agency and global freight management.
of Newcastle upon Tyne for de/Anti-icing fluids for the global aviation industry.
of Belfast, Northern Ireland for pay for television software development.
of London SE1 for accountancy, business and management education.
of Rotherham, for threaded bar and cable systems.
of London SW1 for business execution services.
of London N18 Recycling of scrap metal and waste.
of Bournemouth, Dorset for software and related services for airport and air traffic control simulation.
of Kingswinford, West Midlands for flanges, butt weld, forged fittings and ancillary piping products.
of Reading, Berkshire for electrical slip rings and motion control components.
of Southampton, Hampshire for, measurement and analysis systems for the wind energy market.
of Salisbury, Wiltshire for hi-fi audio and audio-video systems.
of Kingston upon Thames, for engineering consultancy project management.
of Washington, Tyne and Wear for engineering consulting services to the upstream oil industry.
of London NW5 for designer and online retailer of women's wear and maternity clothes.
Pace plc of Saltaire, West Yorkshire for set-top boxes & digital home entertainment equipment.
() of Gateshead, Tyne and Wear for compressed air filtration & gas separation.
Pearson PLC of London WC2 for provision of educational material and technology, consumer books and business information.
of Chesham, Buckinghamshire for food and drink exports.
of Abingdon, Oxfordshire for medical devices.
of Tredegar for pharmaceuticals.
The Penspen Group Limited of Richmond, Surrey for engineering, project management, operations, maintenance and integrity services.
of Richmond, North Yorkshire for pipeline pigging and flow assurance products and services to the oil and gas pipeline industry
of Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire for industrial lifting and positioning equipment.
of London W1 for film and television programmes production.
of Nantwich, Cheshire for drug development consultancy services and medical communications
Proto Labs Ltd of Telford, Shropshire Prototype injection moulded and CNC machined parts.
RMD Kwikform of Aldridge, West Midlands for hire, sale and engineering design to the construction industry.
of Harrow, Middlesex for military communications ancillaries including military headsets.
of Neath, Port Talbot for gas atomised metal powders and controlled expansion alloy products.
of Antrim, County Antrim, Northern Ireland for electronic sensors and for ASIC's for automotive and industrial markets.
of Sittingbourne, Kent for reagents for medical diagnostic tests.
Select Biosciences of Sudbury, Suffolk. Scientific conferences, training courses and consultancy
of Edinburgh for airborne radar and targeting design, manufacture, supply and support.
of Cambridge for smart metering and energy management solutions.
of Aberdeen for lifting, handling and fluid power technology and services for the offshore energy industry.
of Andover, Hampshire for design and manufacture of stair-lifts.
of London EC1 for specialist software for digital interactive television.
of Greenford, Middlesex for branded and own label food and drink products.
of Little Clacton, Essex for beneficial insects and mites for pest control in crops.
of Ashbourne, Derbyshire for security and tamper evident labels and tapes to protect products and packaging.
of Trowbridge, Wiltshire for marketing information services to the global pharmaceutical industry.
of Andover, Hampshire for personal ballistic protection.
of Feckenham, Redditch, Worcestershire for software development and solutions for computerized craft industry machines.
Vero Software Plc of Cheltenham, for CADCAM software for the mould and die industry.
Walkers Shortbread Limited of Aberlour on Spey for shortbread, oatcakes and other Scottish specialities.
of Chapeltown, Sheffield for returned footwear and clothing.
of Sandy, Bedfordshire for book binding machinery.
of Berinsfield, Oxfordshire for jet-powered ridged inflatable tenders for the marine leisure market.
of London SW1 for design and engineering consultancy services.
of London SE27 for anti-corrosion and sealing products.
of Churcham, for satellite and wireless technology services.
of Letchworth, for ink-jet products and services.
of Skipton, North Yorkshire for clothing and footwear.

References[]

^ Queens Award - International trade at Business Link
^ "Winners List 2010" (PDF). The Queens Award for Enterprise. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 July 2011. Retrieved 19 January 2021.

[1] Queens Award - International trade at Business Link

[winners-2] "Winners List 2010" (PDF). The Queens Award for Enterprise. Archived from the original (PDF) on 20 July 2011. Retrieved 19 January 2021.

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