SuperPile ’26 to Bring Industry Expertise to New Orleans

SuperPile ’26, organized in partnership with ADSC, is scheduled to take place from June 24 to 26, 2026, in New Orleans. The event is a collaborative effort between the technical committees of Deep Foundations Institute and ADSC, combining their industry expertise to deliver a comprehensive program focused on piling foundations.

Spanning three days, SuperPile ’26 will feature technical committee meetings alongside presentations that highlight the latest developments in the field. The event aims to provide a platform for professionals to engage with current advancements and share knowledge across a wide range of topics.

The conference will cover numerous subject areas, including ACIP and DD piles, drilled shafts, driven piles, helical piles, and micropiles. Additional focus areas include information management, risk and contracts, seismic and lateral loads, subsurface characterization, sustainability, and testing and evaluation.

The schedule is structured to offer a mix of meetings, sessions, and networking opportunities. On Wednesday, June 24, the event will open with technical committee meetings, followed by the Women in Deep Foundations Networking Reception. Thursday, June 25, will include exhibits, technical sessions, and a welcome reception. The conference will conclude on Friday, June 26, with additional exhibits, technical sessions, and a closing plenary.

Leadership for SuperPile ’26 is provided by Daniel Mossman of PierTech, who serves as conference chair. The technical program is co-chaired by Jesse Rauser, P.E., of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development and Hunter Landry of Cajun Industries.

The conference leadership is further supported by a dedicated group of local and national industry professionals who serve on the program committee, contributing to the organization and delivery of the event.