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Established 20 years, Ind-Ex is the 'go to' provider of specialist at-site technology supplier events for the nuclear and defence sectors. Providing a direct portal for suppliers - from major contractors to SMEs and micro businesses - to engage face-to-face with key decision makers at difficult to access sites throughout the UK, Ind-Ex is trusted by blue chip organisations such as AWE, EDF Energy, Sellafield, UKAEA, etc, to bring relevant innovative technologies to their doorsteps. Ind-Ex is the trading name of Industrial Exhibitions Ltd
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PO Box 1000, FY8 5GF, Lytham St Annes, United Kingdom
- +44 (0)1253 732577
- hello@ind-ex.co.uk
- ind-ex.co.uk
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