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Trimble at CONEXPO 2026: Connecting the Construction Lifecycle

February 27, 2026
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Trimble will demonstrate its extensive ecosystem of integrated hardware and software solutions driving connectivity, efficiency and profitability for contractors of all sizes and across all work types at CONEXPO-CON/AGG, March 3-7, 2026, in Las Vegas.

Highlights will include new AI-enabled capabilities added across the Trimble construction portfolio, initiatives that make it easier to adopt and optimize Trimble technology and connectivity advances that enhance collaboration, data sharing and performance.

Show attendees can view demonstrations at the Trimble booth (W40420) in the West Hall.


CONEXPO Floor Map

More than 200 experts from Trimble will be available to discuss technology options and explore opportunities to connect people, workflows and data across all phases of the construction process, including:


Pre-construction

Trimble technology covers and connects physical and digital aspects of construction planning, design, estimating, takeoff and reality capture.

Field operations and machine guidance

Trimble delivers digital designs directly to machines in the field, while integrated software applications optimize and connect people, workflows and data.
 

Project management and data sharing

Trimble solutions connect the office, field and shop in real time and make it easy to share up-to-date data in real time.

Financial management

Comprehensive Trimble options give contractors the integration, features, process efficiency and real-time insight they need to improve profitability.
Trimble will also host two educational sessions at CONEXPO-CON/AGG that go beyond product demonstrations to explore real-world integration challenges and collaborative approaches to solving them.
Embracing mixed fleet: OEMs and tech providers coming together


Tuesday, March 3, 2:30-3:15 p.m.
A panel of industry leaders, moderated by AEM’s VP of the Construction & Utility Sector, will explore the challenges and opportunities of bridging proprietary ecosystems, specifically paying attention to the new ISO 15143-4 standards relating to data sharing across job sites.

Moving mountains: How a contractor is using advanced technology for 25 million cubic yards of earthwork at an EV plant in South Carolina


Wednesday, March 4, 1-2 p.m.
This discussion will highlight the technology that enabled the development of nine million square feet of building space, two roadways and four dammed ponds on a 1,600-acre site.
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