BILLERICA, Mass., April 19, 2018 -- Boston Semi Equipment (BSE), a semiconductor test handler manufacturer and provider of test automation technical services, today announced it is a recipient of the 2017 Texas Instruments Supplier Excellence Award (SEA). The SEA is TI’s highest level of supplier recognition. Boston Semi Equipment is among an elite group of suppliers chosen by TI for their exemplary performance in the areas of Cost, Environmental & Social Responsibility, Technology, Responsiveness, Assurance of Supply, and Quality.
“The TI Supplier Excellence Award is public recognition of the focus and effort that Boston Semi Equipment commits to continually improving the performance of our company and the solutions we provide our customers. We appreciate the opportunity to provide products and services to Texas Instruments, and it is an honor to be recognized by TI as an excellent supplier,” stated Colin P Scholefield, President. “I am proud of the performance of the Boston Semi Equipment team.”
About Boston Semi Equipment
Boston Semi Equipment LLC provides test handlers, automation solutions and technical services to semiconductor manufacturers and OSATs worldwide. Our solutions address customer requirements for improving test cell productivity and maximizing the uptime for semiconductor test cells. BSE’s mission is to provide products and services to our customers that are the industry benchmark for quality, performance and reliability. Visit www.bostonsemiequipment.com for more information.
| Company Contact | Media Contact | |||
| Colin Scholefield | Amy Smith | |||
| Boston Semi Equipment | Kiterocket | |||
| [email protected] | [email protected] | |||
| Tel: +1 781 273 0090 | Tel: +1 401 369 9266 |


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