Pump Industry Awards finalists announced
FOLLOWING ANOTHER comprehensive and robust judging session, this year held virtually on 27 January, the finalists in the 2022 Pump Industry Awards have been determined.
FOLLOWING ANOTHER comprehensive and robust judging session, this year held virtually on 27 January, the finalists in the 2022 Pump Industry Awards have been determined.
AFTER A nineteen-month pandemic-induced postponement, the 2020/21 Pump Industry Awards ceremony has taken place. Deemed a great success by all those in attendance, the event not only celebrated business and professional excellence across the pump industry, but its own 20th anniversary.
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AS ONE of the first industrial sector events to be postponed due to the pandemic, the long-established Pump Industry Awards ceremony will now take place on 23 September.
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THE BRITISH Pump Manufacturers Association (BPMA), which represents the business interests of UK and Irish suppliers of liquid pumps and pump related equipment, has signed another four companies into membership.
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