Geosynthetics
Conference
Conference
Geosynthetics
Conference
Conference
Reno–Sparks Convention Center
Reno, NV USA
February 21-24, 2027
Geotechnical professionals come together at this highly respected trade show event to learn the latest research, materials, applications and case studies.
Featured Sessions
A preview of the technical education, research and real-world expertise you’ll find throughout the conference.
WELCOME Keynote
Future-Proofing Environmental Infrastructure: Innovation, Performance, and the Next Generation of Solutions
Trey Riddle, PhD, IND HEMP
Explore how innovation across materials, design approaches, manufacturing, and environmental stewardship can help position the industry for future growth and compliance. The discussion will examine how evolving policies and market signals are influencing conversations around sustainability, embodied carbon, life-cycle assessment, circularity, and environmental product transparency. These developments present both challenges and opportunities for industries that have historically relied on conventional materials and established practices. leave with a practical framework for evaluating innovation, preparing for regulatory change, and identifying opportunities for sustainable growth while continuing to deliver the performance and reliability their customers expect.
Technical Session 1
Kansas City Levees Project: Reliability and Resilience
Scott Mensing, PE, PMP and COL Travis Rayfield, PE, PMP, Army Corps of Engineers – Kansas City District
The $529M KC Levees program is one of the largest, most complex Civil Works projects that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Kansas City District has delivered. The program will improve the reliability and resiliency of 17 miles of levees and floodwalls located along the Kansas River in the Kansas City metropolitan area.
Technical Session 2
Kansas City Levees Project: Reliability and Resilience
Scott Mensing, PE, PMP and COL Travis Rayfield, PE, PMP, Army Corps of Engineers – Kansas City District
The $529M KC Levees program is one of the largest, most complex Civil Works projects that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Kansas City District has delivered. The program will improve the reliability and resiliency of 17 miles of levees and floodwalls located along the Kansas River in the Kansas City metropolitan area.
Technical Session 3
Kansas City Levees Project: Reliability and Resilience
Scott Mensing, PE, PMP and COL Travis Rayfield, PE, PMP, Army Corps of Engineers – Kansas City District
The $529M KC Levees program is one of the largest, most complex Civil Works projects that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers – Kansas City District has delivered. The program will improve the reliability and resiliency of 17 miles of levees and floodwalls located along the Kansas River in the Kansas City metropolitan area.
Who Will Be There
Geotechnical, environmental and civil engineers
Project designers
Specifiers
Government regulators and agencies
Landscape architects
Contractors and consultants
Fabricators and manufacturers
Facility owners
Construction craftsmen
Installers
In Depth Technical Sessions
From technical presentations and research to case studies and practical applications, explore education designed to take your geosynthetics knowledge further:
Design & Engineering
Materials & Manufacturing
Testing & Performance
Construction & Installation
Research & Innovation · Case Studies
Regulations & Standards
What Attendees Say
Geosynthetics Conference
Reno-Sparks Convention Center
February 21-24, 2027
Geotechnical practitioners, designers, regulators, contractors, and installers come together at this highly respected trade show event to learn the latest research, materials, applications and case studies.




