AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition
Washington, D.C. / United States
The anchor event for anyone selling to the US Army. Program offices and primes are present in force; ideal for SMEs seeking subcontracting and teaming opportunities.
4–6 Nov 2025
International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney) · Sydney, Australia

The 2025 edition was a record-breaking event co-hosted with the Royal Australian Navy's Sea Power Conference, featuring over 1,000 exhibitors and 241 official delegations from 62 nations.
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Indo Pacific is the single most important maritime-defence procurement forum in the Asia-Pacific, drawing Chiefs of Navy, senior acquisition officials, and prime contractors from over 60 nations — making it a critical venue for capability announcements, supply-chain entry, and AUKUS-related industrial partnerships.
Indo Pacific International Maritime Exposition is the Asia-Pacific region's only comprehensive international maritime and naval defence exposition, held biennially at ICC Sydney since 2000.
Washington, D.C. / United States
The anchor event for anyone selling to the US Army. Program offices and primes are present in force; ideal for SMEs seeking subcontracting and teaming opportunities.

Lévis / Canada
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.

Doha / Qatar
Milipol Qatar is the only dedicated homeland security trade show in the Middle East, giving defence and security suppliers direct access to Qatari Ministry of Interior procurement decisions — QAR 842 million in contracts were signed at the 2024 edition alone. The event's official delegations programme (360 delegations from 42 countries in 2024) provides unmatched access to government buyers and military end-users across the Gulf, Near East, and Asia. For SMEs and startups, national pavilions (France, Germany, Italy, North America, Czech Republic, China in 2024) offer a cost-effective route to market entry in one of the world's fastest-growing security markets.