Where bold ideas meet the future of construction. AI, robotics, BIM, and the platforms redefining how subcontractors build, win work, and stay safe.
8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
535 West 28th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues situated between Chelsea and Hudson Yards
On October 15, the STA Tech Expo puts the full NYC construction industry in one room. Subcontractors sitting alongside the owners, developers, general contractors, and capital shaping their next projects. Live AI on stage. Working demos of what’s actually running on jobsites. Panels where every side of the table speaks candidly about where the work is heading, and where the tech is failing along the way.
Conference Highlights
Investment and leadership perspectives on where construction is heading, followed by a panel that puts a developer, public owner, general contractor, and trade contractor on the same stage. Straight talk on what's changing in RFPs, prequalification, and how AI adoption is reshaping who wins the work.
Working demos of AI in real construction workflows: RFI drafting, scheduling risk, subcontract scope. Real-time audience Q&A. Closes with where AI fails and how to spot vendor overclaim.
Five leading BIM/VDC practitioners walk through what makes BIM work, the failures they've seen firsthand, and where AI is reshaping the discipline.
A floor of drones, robotics, and reality-capture technology running live. Plus the STA Construction Technology Awards and an evening cocktail reception to close the day.
Keynote speaker

CEO of Turner Construction














Expo Partners
Investors and industry leaders on what they're backing in construction, and what that means for who wins work in the next three years.
Frameworks from BIM/VDC practitioners on where the discipline delivers, where it breaks down, and how AI is reshaping it.
How prequalification, RFPs, and award decisions are shifting as owners and GCs update their tech expectations of subs at every tier.
Live demos of drones, robotics, reality-capture, and safety technology running on the floor, so you see it work before you buy in.
Real workflows for RFI drafting, scheduling risk, and subcontract scope. Plus how to separate what delivers from what vendors just claim.
Exhibitor Booths
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Outstanding Technology Leadership by a Trade Contractor
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Outstanding Use of Technology to Improve Jobsite Safety
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Reserve Your Spot
Strengthen brand visibility, showcase leadership, and forge connections with a highly targeted audience of subcontractor decision-makers.
8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
535 West 28th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues situated between Chelsea and Hudson Yards