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Geosense specialises in supplying sensors for geotechnical and structural monitoring, with a truly global reach across a range of industry sectors. From the Paris Metro to the world’s largest copper mines, Geosense instruments have been deployed as part of some of the most complex monitoring schemes on the planet.

Working in a broad range of sectors, including metros, dams, mining, rail, deep foundations and critical infrastructure, Geosense products have been sold to more than 75 countries and are internationally recognised for their quality and innovation.

Recently, Geosense has introduced the new IPI-X – an automated inclinometer and extensometer, which represents a new standard in embankment monitoring worldwide.
Overseas sales grew by 59 per cent across the three-year period reviewed by the Queen’s Awards Office, during which time the proportion of total sales secured overseas increased from 46 per cent to a high of 60 per cent.

Geosense Managing Director Tim Clegg was understandably thrilled by an honour that reflects immense credit on the entire workforce as well as the ethos of the business and its enduring commitment to delivering quality products and service. He said: “We are honoured to have received this award, particularly in the year the Queen celebrates her Platinum Jubilee. It is fantastic way to recognise our success in overseas markets and a tribute to our dedicated team and network of overseas partners.”

Geosense’s purpose-designed manufacturing facility is based in Suffolk.
Products are manufactured and calibrated in a purpose-built 1,100m2 facility. As a dynamic and fast-growing company, Geosense has seen multiple years of double-digit growth. This has facilitated large-scale investment, which has led to increased manufacturing capability via the addition of in-house CNC machining, micro welding and automation to an already impressive range of processes. Geosense is also ISO 9001:2015 accredited and a member of Made in Britain.