No-Dig Down Under is proud to announce leading trenchless infrastructure specialist Rob Carr as a Gold Sponsor for the 2027 event.
As one of the country’s leading specialists in microtunnelling and trenchless infrastructure, Rob Carr has been a familiar presence at No-Dig Down Under for many years. Its Gold Sponsorship for the 2027 event reflects a continued investment in supporting innovation, collaboration and knowledge sharing across the industry.
Prime Creative Media Head of Marketing – Events Molly Hancock said Rob Carr’s ongoing support highlights the value No-Dig Down Under delivers for exhibitors, sponsors and the wider trenchless community.
“Rob Carr has built an outstanding reputation for delivering some of Australia’s most complex trenchless infrastructure projects, making them a natural fit as a Gold Sponsor for No-Dig Down Under 2027,” Hancock said.
“The company has consistently supported the event because it understands the importance of bringing the industry together.”
Rob Carr General Manager Angelo Soumboulidis said No-Dig Down Under continues to play an important role in driving the industry forward.
“No-Dig Down Under is where our industry comes together to push what’s possible underground. As Australia’s leading specialist in microtunnelling and trenchless infrastructure, Rob Carr doesn’t just want a seat in that conversation, we want to help drive it,” Soumboulidis said.
“Coming on board as a Gold Sponsor for 2027 is a natural extension of a commitment we’ve held for years, that being backing the people, the technology and the ideas that move trenchless forward across Australasia.”
Rob Carr has been attending No-Dig Down Under since the early 2000s, and has sponsored multiple editions.
Beyond showcasing technology and capabilities, Soumboulidis said the event provides an unmatched opportunity for Rob Carr to build lasting relationships across the sector.
“There’s no substitute for being in the room. No-Dig Down Under puts our team face to face with clients, asset owners and the next generation of trenchless professionals, and the conversations that start at the stand often become the projects and partnerships of the years that follow,” he said.
“Sponsoring at Gold level lets us show up properly. It allows us to share what we’ve learned and help raise the bar for the whole sector.”
For Rob Carr, one moment from the 2025 event perfectly demonstrated the unique value of No-Dig Down Under.
“My favourite moment from the last No-Dig Down Under, in Melbourne in 2025, captures exactly why we keep coming back. A senior leader from one of the major Victorian metropolitan water authorities walked a group of around fifteen of his people over to us – graduates, project engineers and managers – because he wanted them to hear about microtunnelling straight from the people who do it,” Soumboulidissaid.
“Our team spent a genuinely engaging stretch of time talking through the equipment, the techniques and the method in real depth, and they couldn’t have been more appreciative.
“That’s the value of this event in a nutshell. This is where the people who own the infrastructure and the people who build it connect.”
No-Dig Down Under 2027 will bring together the region’s leading contractors, utilities, engineers, suppliers and decision makers at Sydney Showground on July 21-22, 2027.
Companies interested in showcasing their products and services are encouraged to secure their exhibition stand early as previous years have sold out.
To get involved, visit here.