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NRC Annual Conference and NRC-REMSA Exhibition 2027

Trade-oriented
📅 6 January 2027 – 9 January 📍 The Diplomat Beach Resort, Phoenix, US ↗ 🏢 National Railroad Construction & Maintenance Association (NRC) & REMSA

160

Exhibitors

1,400

Attendees

The NRC-REMSA Annual Conference and Exhibition is a premier event for the railway construction industry. It brings together chief engineers from major freight railroads, contractors, and suppliers to discuss capital spending plans, construction safety, and government affairs.

Exhibitor mix: Exhibitors are generally segmented by membership level (NRC, REMSA, Non-member) and feature varied booth footprints.

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Venue

JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort & Spa

Hotel venue

A luxury resort in Phoenix, Arizona, featuring extensive indoor and outdoor event space, including the 28,000 sq ft Grand Canyon Ballroom and the 25,000 sq ft Sedona Ballroom, designed for large conferences, trade shows, and corporate events.

📍 5350 E Marriott Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85054, US

Operated by Marriott International

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Organizer

National Railroad Construction & Maintenance Association (NRC) & REMSA

Nonprofit · Lanham, United States · Founded 1975

An association representing railroad contractors and suppliers, organizing the joint NRC-REMSA exhibition for the rail industry.

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Why people attend

Buyers attend to discover cutting-edge maintenance-of-way equipment, network with Class 1 and regional railroad leaders, and source supplies for rail construction and transit projects.

Exhibitor categories

Railroad Equipment & MachineryTrack Maintenance & Construction ServicesRailroad Insurance & Risk ManagementSignals & CommunicationsSafety Equipment

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Speakers

4 speakers at NRC Annual Conference and NRC-REMSA Exhibition

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Keith Creel

President and CEO · Canadian Pacific

"Fireside Chat"

Bio

Creel started his railroading career in 1992 as an intermodal ramp manager, advancing all the way to President and CEO of a Class I railroad in 2017. He was also named Progressive Railroading's "Railroad Innovator" in 2014 and is is one of the foremost authorities in the industry on Precision Scheduled Railroading.

railroad industryPrecision Scheduled Railroadingrailroad innovation

Also speaking at NRC-REMSA Exhibition, NRC-REMSA Exhibition

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Lance M. Fritz

Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer · Union Pacific

"Fireside chat"

Bio

Fritz began his career with Union Pacific in 2000 and has served as chairman of the board, president and CEO since 2015. He previously worked for Fiskars Inc., Cooper Industries and General Electric. He is a graduate of Bucknell University and earned a master’s degree in management from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Fritz serves as a member of the board of directors of Parker-Hannifin Corporation and the Georgia Institute of Technology president’s advisory board. He serves as chairman of the board of directors for the Association of American Railroads, chair of the Business Roundtable trade and international committee, and is a member of The Business Council.

rail industrycommercerailway infrastructure

Also speaking at NRC-REMSA Exhibition

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Jim Hansen

Chief Commercial Officer · Herzog

"Fireside chat"

Bio

Jim Hansen serves as NRC Chairman and chief commercial officer for Herzog.

rail industryrailway infrastructure

Also speaking at NRC-REMSA Exhibition, NRC-REMSA Exhibition

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Steve Bolte

Vice President of Business Development – North America · Danella Companies

"Fireside chat"

Bio

Steve Bolte serves as NRC Vice Chairman and vice president of business development – North America for Danella Companies.

rail industryrailway infrastructure

Also speaking at NRC-REMSA Exhibition, NRC-REMSA Exhibition

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Frequently asked questions

When is NRC Annual Conference and NRC-REMSA Exhibition?+
NRC Annual Conference and NRC-REMSA Exhibition takes place on 6 January 2027 to 9 January 2027.
Where is NRC Annual Conference and NRC-REMSA Exhibition held?+
NRC Annual Conference and NRC-REMSA Exhibition is held at The Diplomat Beach Resort, Phoenix, US.
Who organises NRC Annual Conference and NRC-REMSA Exhibition?+
NRC Annual Conference and NRC-REMSA Exhibition is organised by National Railroad Construction & Maintenance Association (NRC) & REMSA.
How many exhibitors attend NRC Annual Conference and NRC-REMSA Exhibition?+
NRC Annual Conference and NRC-REMSA Exhibition typically hosts approximately 160 exhibitors.

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