The largest land warfare exposition in the US, held in Washington DC, with defense contractors who exhibit at regional defense events including those in the Gulf South.
The AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition is the largest land warfare exposition in the US, drawing defense contractors, Army program managers, and acquisition officials to Washington DC each October. The companies that exhibit at AUSA understand that their buyers evaluate a supplier for engineering credibility, program experience, and organizational capability — and that a defense trade show exhibit is a direct signal of all three. Companies that exhibit at AUSA and also need a New Orleans presence for Gulf South defense events bring that same precision-first approach to the downtown convention district.
For defense contractors in New Orleans, we build exhibits with clean structural frames, precise graphic execution, scale model and hardware display, and private briefing rooms for sensitive program discussions. We handle all downtown convention district logistics, drayage, rigging, and install so your program team can focus on the relationships and briefings that move a contract forward.
Yes. We build defense contractor exhibits with clean structural frames, precise graphic execution, and private briefing rooms designed for the program managers and contracting officers who attend Gulf South defense and government events.
A clean, precise brand environment that communicates engineering credibility, scale model or hardware display at the right height and angle, and a private briefing room for sensitive program discussions are the three features that drive results for defense contractors at Gulf South events.
Yes. We design exhibit layouts with a single controlled entry point, semi-private conversation alcoves, and an enclosed briefing room so your team can manage who enters the space and ensure sensitive discussions stay private.
We recommend 10-14 weeks for island builds with enclosed briefing rooms and precision graphic execution. The longer timeline allows for the engineering review and material sourcing that a high-credibility defense exhibit requires.