CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF ESS

The Emergency Services Show brings the people, equipment and ideas shaping emergency response together, giving you two focused days to learn, compare and make better decisions for your role and organisation.

• Explore 10,000+ products & solutions: Get hands-on with operational equipment, vehicles, PPE and digital systems used across police, fire, ambulance, rescue and support services.

• Gain CPD-accredited learning: Attend seminars and workshops led by those working at the sharp end, focused on real challenges, not theory.

• Meet the right people: Connect with thousands of frontline professionals, senior leaders and suppliers from across the UK and beyond.

• Tackle real operational pressures: Discover practical approaches to interoperability, response capability, resilience and safety.

• Stay informed and prepared: Understand emerging risks, policy shifts and operational lessons before they impact your service.

Focus your spend where it delivers return. Exhibiting at ESS allows your brand to:

• Access active procurement audiences: 60% of attendees hold purchasing power or directly influence procurement decisions, meaning your sales pipeline accelerates with every conversation.

• Reach frontline users as well as decision-makers: Engage with operational staff from across police, fire, ambulance, rescue and support services who influence specification, trial new approaches and take ideas back to their teams.

• Demonstrate value, not claims, Show how your solution performs in practice through live demos, product launches and hands-on interaction.

• Build relationships that progress: Have informed, face-to-face conversations with teams actively reviewing suppliers, frameworks and future capability.

• Be visible at the right moment: Increase awareness through targeted pre-show and onsite promotion when buyers are researching, comparing and planning spend.

• Strengthen your position in the market: Use sponsorship and promotional opportunities to align your brand with priority themes and senior decision-makers.