Events

The ASDSO Northeast Regional Conference offers the perfect opportunity to showcase your products and services to a targeted market of dam and levee safety professionals from the northeastern states. 

Choosing the right stormwater solution goes beyond upfront cost. Long-term maintenance can significantly affect total cost of ownership, site functionality, and performance. This webinar will help civil engineers and owners evaluate detention, hydrodynamic separator, and treatment system options using real-world insights from stormwater maintenance providers. 

*Participants Earn One Professional Development Hour.*

What You Will Learn:

• The key questions to ask when evaluating stormwater BMP options
• The factors that drive long-term maintenance costs across stormwater system types
• How O&M and field experience should guide stormwater system selection
• How to choose solutions that better support owner budgets, site needs, and long-term performance goals

Each year ASFPM puts on the nation’s largest conference dedicated to every single aspect of flooding and floodplain management.

Dam Safety 2026 will connect your company with a targeted marketplace of dam safety officials, civil, geotechnical, environmental, and structural engineers working in dam and levee safety, dam owners and operators, students and professors, engineering consultants, and service and product suppliers.

The AREMA 2026 Annual Conference & Expo in Kansas City will gather thousands of rail professionals from around the world.

The Northeast (NEBPP) and Midwest (MWBPP) Preservation Partnerships are both regional forums comprised of bridge practitioners from State, Local and Federal Government Agencies, Contractors, Consultants, Suppliers, and Academia where bridge preservation practices throughout the Northeast and Midwest region are shared.

The CASQA Annual Conference offers a unique opportunity to interact with leading members of the stormwater community including local, state, and federal decision makers, stormwater program coordinators, contractors, consultants, engineers, lawyers, scientists, and planners.