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ABYC seeks proposals for SUR/TECH Conference

by National Marine Manufacturers Association 22 Oct 09:27 PDT March 23-24, 2027
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The American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC) has opened a call for proposals for its biennial SUR/TECH conference, scheduled for March 23-24, 2027.

The two-day hybrid event will offer in-person attendance in Annapolis and online participation, with a focus on the technologies, challenges and opportunities shaping the future of marine service and surveying.

Nearly 300 marine industry professionals attended the 2025 conference, including manufacturers, surveyors, installers, repair technicians, engineers, consultants and educators.

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