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National Civils Show returns to ExCeL London to showcase the future of UK civil engineering
The National Civils Show returns to ExCeL London on 25-26 November 2026, bringing together professionals from across the UK’s civil engineering, infrastructure and construction sectors for two days of innovation, networking, knowledge sharing and industry debate. The event provides a dedicated meeting place for the people and organisations responsible for planning, designing, constructing, maintaining and managing the UK’s critical infrastructure. With major investment in infrastructure, housing, transport, utilities and environmental resilience continuing to shape the sector, the National Civils Show will provide an opportunity for industry professionals to discover the latest products, technologies and services supporting the delivery of more efficient, sustainable and resilient infrastructure
Connecting the civil engineering community The National Civils Show brings together civil engineers, contractors, consultants, developers, local authorities, infrastructure owners, highways professionals, utilities, architects, surveyors and specialist suppliers under one roof. Visitors will be able to meet manufacturers and service providers, explore new solutions and discuss the practical challenges they face across current and future projects. The exhibition will cover a broad range of civil engineering and infrastructure disciplines, including groundworks,
highways, drainage, utilities, geotechnical engineering, surveying, materials, plant, environmental engineering, construction technology and infrastructure management. The event is designed to support the
entire project lifecycle, from planning and design through to construction, maintenance, rehabilitation and asset management.
Sharing knowledge and expertise
Alongside the exhibition, the National Civils Show will feature a programme of seminars, presentations and expert discussions, addressing some of the key issues currently affecting the civil engineering and infrastructure sector. The programme will provide visitors with the opportunity to hear from industry specialists, understand emerging trends and gain practical insight that can be applied to their own projects and organisations. Co-located with the National Drainage
& Floodex Show the event gives access to more exhibitors and presentations, contributing to CPD hours, whilst expanding your knowledge, contacts and adding important, extra networking opportunities.
A meeting place for decision-makers The National Civils Show is designed to create valuable connections between suppliers and the professionals specifying,
purchasing and using products and services across the civil engineering sector. The event will attract decision-makers and influencers from contractors, consultancies, local government, infrastructure owners, developers, utilities and construction organisations, providing exhibitors with opportunities to build relationships and develop new business. For visitors, the show offers a convenient
way to meet multiple suppliers, compare solutions, source new products and services, and stay informed about developments across the industry.
National Civils Show 2026 Taking place at ExCeL London on 25-26 November 2026, the National Civils Show will provide a comprehensive showcase of the people, products and technologies helping to shape the future of UK civil engineering. As the UK continues to invest in infrastructure while facing challenges around capacity, skills, sustainability and resilience, the event will provide an important forum for the sector to connect, share knowledge and explore practical solutions. Civil engineering and infrastructure
professionals are encouraged to register and make 25-26 November a key date in their calendar. For visitor registration, exhibitor
information, speaking opportunities and the latest event updates, visit the official National Civils Show website at
WWW.CIVILSSHOW.COM
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