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Concrete Industry Convenes for World of Concrete 2026

World of Concrete 2026 showcased innovations in concrete construction with 200 new exhibitors and 100 product categories. Over 150 educational sessions covered technical applications, safety and business practices, catering to diverse skill levels. Attendees benefited from bilingual learning options and topics like robotic material handling and career growth strategies for women in construction.

January 28, 2026 - Midwest Edition #3
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World of Concrete (WOC), the world's largest concrete construction and masonry tradeshow for more than 50 years, unveiled what it billed as the largest-ever showcase of products, enhanced educational programming and strengthened industry networking opportunities at the Las Vegas Convention Center from Jan. 19-22, 2026.

The show floor featured more than 200 first-time exhibiting companies, bringing new perspectives, building and repair solutions brought to life by emerging technologies. Additionally, product expansion included nearly 100 total categories such as composite materials, resurfacing agents, mixers, pavers, pumps, ready mix and many others.

World of Concrete featured more than 150 educational sessions, with topics covering technical applications, best practices for business, project management and critical safety protocols for every skill level and industry role.

There were more than 60 new topics added to this year's program and a bilingual learning environment was offered, with Wordly available for certain education sessions, with captioning and translation capabilities allowing attendees to read live captions or listen to audio in dozens of languages using their own devices.

New educational sessions included an economic forecast with Ed Sullivan and Pierre Villere; Engineering: Designing for Constructability; Engineering: Bridging the Gap Between General Contractor and Engineer; The Future is Bright and Blended: Ensuring the Performance of Concrete Mixtures; Women at Work: Tools, Allies and Strategies for Career Growth Strategies in Construction; and Robotic and High Tolerance Floors, a seminar addressing the growing robotic material handling industry and high-precision.

For more information, visit worldofconcrete.com. CEG

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The Caterpillar booth featured plenty of equipment, including this 420 XE backhoe loader. (CEG photo)
The Purple Wave Auction team (L-R) included Jeff McGough, enterprise account manager construction companies-North America; Marcy Colletti, event marketing manager; and John Beasley, executive sales director. (CEG photo)
Darren Huinker, vice president of sales of HEM Paving of Grundy Center, Iowa, showcases the SFP1800, an award-winning, heavy-duty thin overlay paver designed for bridge decks, patching and whitening that features a 10- to 18-ft. paving width. (CEG photo)
The Vermeer team of Pella, Iowa, (L-R) includes Cole Smith, product specialist; Zach Crabtree, product specialist; and Kegan Strobel, product specialist tree care, rental and landscape. This Vermeer ML100 is a 24.7-hp (18.4 kW) turbocharged diesel-powered, radial-lift mini loader designed for landscaping, tree care and rental markets. (CEG photo)
Representing Ignite Attachments of Moorehead, Minn., (L-R) are Drew Headley, sales specialist; Travis Templeton, sales specialist; and Darren Opsahl, strategic business consultant. (CEG photo)
Austin Sheridan (L), product support technician, and Curtis Bales, president of Easi Pour of Huron, S.D., represent the curb and gutter paving company in business since 1967. (CEG photo)
Kyle Emanuel, product information specialist of Doosan Bobcat, demonstrates the new Bobcat E20 compact excavator, which is a versatile 1- to 2-ton zero-tail swing machine, ideal for tight job sites, featuring a retractable 39-in. to 53.5-in. undercarriage. (CEG photo)
Tyler Britain, sales specialist of Agrilands BringFuel of Winterset, Iowa, touts how BringFuel provides specialized onsite fuel storage solutions. (CEG photo)
Angela Sharp, owner of SharpGrade Attachments of Bellefontaine, Ohio, poses in front of the GF110, which is a 110-in. fixed-frame, nonretracting grader blade designed for 65–90 hp skid steers and compact track loaders. (CEG photo)
Allen Engineering of Paragould, Ark., was represented by (L-R) Josh Whitaker, director of operations; Jay Allen, CEO and owner; Daniel Allen, customer service and inside sales manager; and Joey Wardk, vice president of marketing. (CEG photo)
The team from Topcon Positioning Systems showcases the latest technologies for concrete paving, including 3D lasers; surveying tools; and machine control solutions. Topcon has many third-party applications to automate and orchestrate data connections between the office and job site. (CEG photo)
Kent Godbersen, GOMACO vice president of worldwide sales and marketing, showcases GOMACO’s new Polymer paver at World of Concrete 2026.
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Toro of Bloomington, Minn., brought Tyler Penny, product marketing associate, Siteworks Systems, to demonstrate the Toro Dingo TX-550, a compact, diesel-powered walk-behind track loader designed for maneuvering in tight spaces while providing high hydraulic performance. (CEG photo)
The crowd explores the offerings at World of Concrete 2026.  (CEG photo)
MB Crusher always draws a group of spectators with its onsite demo. MB Crusher products can adapt to a variety of applications. (CEG photo)
Darda,  an independent division of Brokk, develops, manufactures and supplies high-quality demolition equipment and attachments for a wide range of applications and industries worldwide. (L-R) are Volker Glatz, after sales manager; Bernd Strobele, sales director; and Sebastian Berche, Darda business development manager. (CEG photo)
Overton Safety Training provides professional training services and course materials for hoisting and lifting professionals. (L-R) are John Kirk, Trent Barnes and Matt Schmitt. (CEG photo)
Diamond Blade Warehouse distributes products for more than 20 different manufacturers. (L-R) are Adam Misurek, James Farrell, Frank Greco, Jerry Stotts and Jeff Johnson. (CEG photo)
Brokk, a leader in remote control demolition equipment since it began in 1976, uses unmatched power-to-weight ratios and a wide array of attachments. (L-R) are Jim Bennett, Dan Spaziani, Paul Flood, Jon Graham and Jeff Keeling. (CEG photo)
Mark Deitsch, strategic business manager of Wacker Neuson of Menomonie, Wis., displays the Wacker Neuson SM100, a compact, stand-on utility track loader designed for landscaping, construction and residential jobs. (CEG photo)
Representing Stellar industries of Garner, Iowa, (L-R) are Sam Jefson, marketing director; Chris Rycroft, national sales manager for the mechanic truck and crane product lines; Jon Mickleson, regional sales manager; and Richard Holley, regional sales manager.  (CEG photo)
Alfonso Soriano (L) of Bedrock Concrete Construction Inc. of Petaluma, Calif., talks with Giridhar Addagudi, owner and president of Mano Engineering of Mendota Heights, Minn., about manufacturing a component for the customized equipment he uses in his concrete business.  (CEG photo)


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