Want to exhibit at Pipe Show? You’re in the right spot.
Want to exhibit at Pipe Show? You’re in the right spot.
Embedded into the Pipe School, the Pipe Show is a three day event that aligns leaders of the concrete pipe industry with vendors and partners.
Pipe Show Hours
Monday, February 10th
• 5:00pm – 7:30pm
Tuesday, February 11th
• 11:30am – 1:00pm
• 5:00pm – 7:30pm
Wednesday, February 12th
• 11:00am – 1:00pm
• 4:00pm – 6:30pm (Casino Night)
SUITCASING POLICY
The American Concrete Pipe Association (ACPA) strictly enforces a no-suitcasing policy at the Pipe Show. Non-exhibiting associate members or potential associate members are not permitted to attend the show for the purpose of soliciting or selling their products or services. All attending associates must either be registered as exhibitors or have purchased a valid pass to the Pipe School. This policy ensures a fair and professional environment for all participants.
To help keep traffic flowing and the energy high at the event, the Pipe Show includes food and beverage during the evening exhibit hours as well as a live band on Wednesday night.
ACPA Leadership Summit
The ACPA will host its annual Leadership Summit during the Pipe School where the top leaders from our producing member organizations are invited to talk about industry trends and activities. As an added benefit, Pipe Show exhibitors will have the opportunity to network with the attending leaders at a private reception following the Summit.
If you want to exhibit at Pipe Show 2025, simply fill out the information in the form and we’ll reach out to you. It’s as simple as that. If you have questions you can connect with us via our Contact Us page.
NOTE: You must be an ACPA Associate Member to exhibit at the Pipe Show. If you are not currently an associate, you can apply for associate status.
About Pipe School
Pipe School is the American Concrete Pipe Association (ACPA)’s annual event where members, DOTs, consulting engineers, subject matter experts, and other industry personnel get together to discuss, learn, and engage with one another. The school advances the industry by teaching classes on production, advanced production, and quality, while engaging with industry stakeholders to ensure that they are provided with information vital to their decision making process.