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Two to four shows, side by side, on the numbers that decide a booth: delegations, attendance, floor space and what a credible stand costs. Rows marked estimate come from the research layer, not from an organiser price list.

Comparison of 2 defence events across dates, location, scale and exhibitor cost.
AttributeChina International Exhibition on Police EquipmentRemove China International Exhibition on Police Equipment14–17 May 2025Annual Meeting of the Supply ChainRemove Annual Meeting of the Supply Chain19–20 Oct 2026
Dates14–17 May 20254 days19–20 Oct 20262 days
Registration11 May 2025Closed—
LocationBeijing, ChinaShougang International Convention and Exhibition CenterLévis, CanadaLévis Convention Centre, 5750 J.-B.-Michaud Street
FormatTrade shows & exhibitionsChinaTrade shows & exhibitionsNorth America
AttendanceestimateNot officially published for 2025 edition; record-scale event with 64,000 sqm fully booked~750 participants (based on 2025 edition)
Exhibitorsestimate835 companies from 12 countries and regions (750+ Chinese, 30 overseas from 11 countries)~65 exhibitors (based on 2025 edition)
DelegationsestimateNot officially published; Hong Kong Police Force and international law enforcement delegations confirmed attendeesSenior government officials and international delegations present; exact count not published
Floor spaceestimate~64,000 sqm (record high; 8 indoor halls + 2 outdoor areas)Not publicly disclosed
Budget tierestimateMidMid
Exhibitor costestimateNot publicly listed; on request via MPS organizing committeeFlat-fee booth (8′×10′ space, table, chairs); exact rate on request
Visitor costestimateNot publicly disclosed; trade/professional registration requiredPaid; ~CAD 300 per additional participant (exact delegate fee not publicly listed for 2026)
AudiencePrimesSMEsInstitutionsPrimesSMEsStartupsInstitutions
TopicsUAS / DronesAIC2 / Battle ManagementISR & SensorsSoldier SystemsMaritimeProcurementManufacturing & Supply ChainLogistics
OrganiserMinistry of Public Security of the People's Republic of ChinaNaval Québec
Editionestimate12th edition (since 2002)Annual event; formerly held under AFCDC banner, rebranded to Naval Québec
PatronageestimateOrganized and hosted exclusively by China's Ministry of Public SecurityRegularly attended by federal ministers (Public Services & Procurement Canada); Government of Canada NSS announcements made at the event
Why it mattersCIEPE is the single most authoritative procurement-facing event for China's public security market, with all exhibition halls fully booked and direct access to Ministry of Public Security decision-makers and provincial police buyers. For dual-use and security-technology SMEs and primes, it is the essential gateway to understand Chinese law enforcement technology requirements and competitive benchmarks. The event's growing international participation — 30 overseas companies from 11 countries in 2025 — signals expanding opportunities for foreign suppliers in surveillance, communications, and unmanned systems.This is the primary procurement-facing event for Quebec's naval supply chain, where federal ministers have used the platform to announce National Shipbuilding Strategy (NSS) contracts and submarine procurement updates — making it a critical intelligence touchpoint for any company seeking Davie, Royal Canadian Navy, or Canadian Coast Guard business. With ~750 participants and ~65 exhibitors, it is compact enough for SMEs and startups to gain direct access to prime contractors such as Chantier Davie and Thales Canada. Pre-scheduled B2B meetings with national and international outsourcers give exhibitors a structured path to new contracts.
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Estimates are compiled from public organiser material and press coverage, and are indicative only. Confirm pricing with the organiser before committing budget. Research confidence: China International Exhibition on Police Equipment — medium; Annual Meeting of the Supply Chain — medium.