No-Dig Down Under will return to Sydney Showground on 21–22 July 2027, bringing together the people shaping the future of trenchless technology and underground infrastructure across Australasia.
As Australia continues to invest in the renewal, expansion and maintenance of critical underground networks, No-Dig Down Under will provide a dedicated meeting place for asset owners, utilities, contractors, engineers, consultants, manufacturers and technology providers to connect, share expertise and explore the latest solutions.
The event has established itself as a key industry gathering, attracting an audience with significant influence over infrastructure projects and purchasing decisions. At the most recent edition in 2025, 78 per cent of attendees were decision makers, while 25 per cent represented asset owners and utilities, highlighting the event’s ability to connect solution providers directly with the organisations responsible for Australia’s underground infrastructure.
For exhibitors and sponsors, this audience represents a valuable opportunity to engage with the people specifying, procuring and delivering trenchless solutions across major infrastructure projects.
“No-Dig Down Under is built around bringing the right people into the room, and the audience data from our previous event really demonstrates the quality of that audience,” Head of Marketing – Events at Prime Creative Media Molly Hancock said.
“With almost eight in ten attendees identifying as decision makers, and a quarter coming from asset owners and utilities, the event provides an incredibly relevant environment for businesses looking to build relationships with the people responsible for underground infrastructure.”
The 2027 event is already attracting strong support from across the trenchless sector, with Rob Carr, Interflow and Michels Trenchless among the organisations coming on board as sponsors.
Their early commitment reflects the industry’s continued support for a dedicated event focused on the technologies, expertise and people driving the future of underground infrastructure.
“We’re incredibly pleased to see leading names in the industry committing to No-Dig Down Under so early,” Hancock said.
“The support from organisations including Rob Carr, Interflow and Michels Trenchless shows that there is a real appetite for an event that brings the entire trenchless community together.”
No-Dig Down Under 2027 will provide attendees with opportunities to discover the latest trenchless equipment and technologies, meet industry experts and connect with potential suppliers and project partners. The event will also provide a platform for the industry to discuss the challenges facing underground infrastructure and the role trenchless technology can play in delivering more efficient and sustainable outcomes.
With Australia facing ongoing pressure to upgrade ageing infrastructure while delivering new networks and minimising disruption to communities, trenchless methods are becoming increasingly important across water, utilities, transport and civil infrastructure projects.
“The next few years will be an important period for underground infrastructure in Australia, and No-Dig Down Under is where the industry can come together to look at what comes next,” Hancock said.
“Whether you are delivering projects, managing assets or providing the technology behind them, the event is designed to create meaningful connections and practical conversations that can move the industry forward.”
No-Dig Down Under 2027 will take place on 21–22 July 2027 at Sydney Showground.
For more information about exhibiting, sponsoring or attending No-Dig Down Under 2027, visit here.