Established in 1996, Tex ATC Division are the world-renowned supplier of air traffic control rooms, VCR refurbishment, and bespoke structural, engineering and glazing system solutions for military and civilian applications.
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Tex ATC are world-renowned air traffic control room designers, specialising in manufacturing and project managing the installation of bespoke steel structures and glazing. In addition, Tex ATC supply standard models including the MV8 Series CAA/FAA-compliant prefabricated air traffic control room range, undertake air traffic control room (ATCR), visual control room (VCR) and flying control room refurbishment and […]
Tex Special Projects, a subsidiary of Tex Holdings, undertake research and development for leading edge engineering consultancies. Projects include radio frequency-blocking glazing for both civilian and military applications and the flying control rooms (FLYCO) for the Royal Navy Queen Elizabeth Class Aircraft Carriers. In recognition for their contribution to technological advances in glazing for the maritime environment, Tex […]
“Tex ATC provided an excellent input to the design process, becoming a fully engaged ‘team’ member and continues to provide excellent customer service during the initial 12 months of operational service. Tex ATC has been retained to provide on-going support for items within their scope of supply.”
“Tex ATC were employed by Morgan Sindall to design and install the visual control room of the new Manchester air traffic control tower during 2012-2013. Tex ATC worked closely with the project team to overcome many design and operational issues, and Tex staff were helpful and conducted themselves in a professional manner. Tex ultimately delivered a high quality end product on a complex and challenging project for all involved.”
“Tex ATC should be proud of their input into the QEC programme. They worked diligently with flexibility and professionalism to complete and aid the progression of the overall carrier project.”
