The Emergency Services Show 2026

About the The Emergency Services Show 2026 exhibitor directory

The Emergency Services Show 2026 is a trade show running 16–17 September 2026 at NEC Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom. This directory lists every one of the 306 exhibitors we have on record for The Emergency Services Show 2026, ordered alphabetically and searchable by company name or description. The Emergency Services Show 2026 is organised by Nineteen Group, and the official show website is available at https://www.emergencyuk.com/. Each exhibitor listing on Beagle includes stand number where available, sector, contact details from the exhibitor manual, and links to the exhibitor's own website and social profiles. Use the search box below to find a specific company, or open the A to Z view to browse every exhibitor at The Emergency Services Show 2026 on a single page. Every profile is a crawlable page with its own URL, so you can bookmark or share individual exhibitors. Beagle keeps the directory in sync with the exhibitor list published by the organiser, and every entry links back to this show page so you can move between exhibitors without losing your place on the trail.

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Running alongside The Emergency Services Show 2026 under the same roof. Separate exhibitor lists, so follow both trails — a badge for one usually gets you into the other, but check the organiser's registration page.

• The Emergency Tech Show 2026

  16–17 September 2026 · NEC Birmingham, Hall 5 · 115 exhibitors listed

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  Ambulance Volunteering

  Stand CZ72

  Ambulance Service Volunteering supporting Ambulance services to make a positive impact on patient care, staff welfare and well-being and community Education through collaboration with communities and volunteers. Working with AACE, and all ambulance service volunteer teams to develop, enhance and promote the impact of volunteering within the ambulance sector.

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  Association of Ambulance Chief Executives

  Stand K24

  The Association of Ambulance Chief Executives (AACE) is a membership organisation providing UK NHS ambulance services with support for implementation of nationally agreed policies. Where appropriate nationally, AACE supports members by acting as an interface between them and their key stakeholders. AACE also undertakes chosen consultancy activities designed to help improve ambulance services, nationally and internationally. More information available at www.aace.org.uk.

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  Barrus

  Stand D30 · United Kingdom

  Barrus delivers custom-built power and propulsion solutions, stress-tested to meet demanding operational needs. From design, development and remanufacturing to real-world testing, certified training and SOLUS-approved engines, we ensure unmatched reliability. Showcasing PIRS and the latest GEN 2 FAST PIRS, our proven restart technology enables submerged outboard engines to restart in under 30 seconds—trusted by defence, commercial and rescue services.

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  British Animal Rescue and Trauma Care Association

  Stand CZ38

  Animals are integral to communities, so when an emergency occurs, the impact is evident across human and animal populations. Civil Contingencies legislation places responsibility on emergency planners to include animals in preparedness and response. BARTA works across emergency and animal welfare sectors to establish and disseminate best practice solutions for the management of incidents involving animals.

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  British Cave Rescue Council

  Stand CZ24 · United Kingdom

  Formed in 1967 to represent and support its members at National and International level, promote the exchange of information between member rescue organisations and provide a common voice for them. The BCRC is a coordinating and not a governing body, the individual cave rescue organisations remain entirely autonomous and independent.

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  British Fire Services Association

  Stand CZ62 · United Kingdom

  The forum for the development, welfare and recognition of all sectors operating in the fire & rescue community.

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  Christian Ambulance Association

  Stand CZ50 · United Kingdom

  The Christian Ambulance Association supports Christians working in ambulance services by offering prayer, fellowship, and encouragement. We connect believers across roles — from paramedics to dispatchers — to live out their faith while serving others. Through community, outreach, and spiritual support, we aim to bring Christ’s compassion to every call and care setting.

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  Christian Emergency Network

  Stand CZ50

  As a trusted voluntary sector partner, Christian Emergency Network (CEN) enhances local authority resilience strategies. We bridge the gap between statutory services and community assets, providing ready-to-go rest centres and scalable welfare support during crises. Discuss with us today how we can strengthen your multi-agency response and recovery frameworks.

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  Coastguard Association

  Stand CZ13 · United Kingdom

  The Coastguard Association is the charity dedicated to supporting Coastguard personnel and their families in their time of need.

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  Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care

  Stand CZ81 · United Kingdom

  The Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh is a multidisciplinary professional body committed to improving patient care in the pre-hospital environment through leadership, education, standards, research and the development of best practice across the sector.

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  FIA (Fire Industry Association)

  Stand T40 · United Kingdom

  The FIA is the largest fire protection trade association in the UK with 1000+ members. We are a not-for-profit organisation and major provider of fire safety training. Our objective is to promote, improve and perfect fire protection methods, devices, services and apparatus.

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  Institute of Search and Technical Rescue

  Stand CZ34 · United Kingdom

  The Institute of Search and Technical Rescue exists to promote critical reflection, learning and informal peer exchanges to improve service-delivery and raise standards within the fields of Search and Technical Rescue. We provide professional accreditation, CPD and training accreditation to those working in and serving the search and technical rescue sector. Join today to benefit from a growing list of benefits.

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  JW Automarine Ltd

  Stand N47 · United Kingdom

  Military and Emergency

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  Mountain Rescue England and Wales

  Stand CZ22

  There are 47 volunteer mountain rescue teams and eight regional bodies in England and Wales, across eight geographical areas. The Lake District, Mid Pennine, North East, Peak District, Peninsula, Yorkshire Dales, North Wales and South Wales. There are also two associate teams, based in south-west England. Providing & maintaining the highest standards in casualty care and technical rope rescue.

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  National Ambulance LGBT+ Network

  Stand CZ99

  The national Ambulance LGBT+ Network is a partnership of UK Ambulance Services celebrating the sexual orientations and gender identities of patients, colleagues and communities. Our website has various pieces of free CPD suitable for ambulance clinicians and the wider healthcare system. www.ambulancelgbt.org

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  NSARDA

  Stand CZ20

  Promote on a National level the charitable work of the Member Search and Rescue Dog Associations of the United Kingdom, Isle of Man, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland; Promote the development of Search Dogs, Dog Handlers and Dog Supports / Navigators to locate high risk missing persons; Support handlers to achieve a greater understanding of training of Search Dogs.

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  Railway Mission

  Stand CZ78 · United Kingdom

  Railway Mission is a Christian faith-based charity offering independent, confidential, impartial pastoral care to British Transport Police, the railway community, and members of the public affected by rail operations.

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  Royal Army Medical Service

  Stand F11 · United Kingdom

  “Medical Reservists have a variable part-time commitment which is manageable alongside their civilian career. Giving up spare time in support of the Armed Forces also brings transferable skills and knowledge back to their civilian role. Reservists receive training in communication, leadership and management and have access to many professional courses.”

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  Royal College of Paramedics

  Stand K22, J40

  The College of Paramedics is the professional body for all paramedics across the UK, representing the profession in England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Founded in 2001, we are dedicated to promoting and developing paramedic practice, ensuring paramedics have the support and resources they need throughout their careers.

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  The Salvation Army

  Stand CZ75 · United Kingdom

  The Salvation Army responds to major incidents across the Globe, providing welfare support to the Emergency Services and affected communities. Here in the UK the organisation has Welfare agreements with numerous Blue Light Services and Local Authorities, 25 Incident Support Vehicles offering practical and emotional support, 800 community based buildings and large numbers of volunteers right across the UK..

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  Thin Blue Paw Foundation

  Stand CZ14 · United Kingdom

  We are a national charity supporting, rehabilitating, protecting and celebrating serving and retired police dogs from across the United Kingdom. Registered Charity Number: 1190959

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  UK Fire

  Stand 5/A242 · United Kingdom

  UK Fire magazine UK Fire is a quarterly journal specific to the UK Fire market, dedicated to both fire protection and firefighting. The editorial features are written by industry experts and comprise a unique blend focussing on the latest technology, training methods and equipment as well as highlighting sector specific issues from around the region.

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  Voluntary and Community Sector Emergencies Partnership

  Stand CZ41

  We bring organisations together to deliver more coordinated responses to emergencies. We support our network of over 300 partners across England to connect, coordinate, learn and strengthen relationships before, during and after emergencies. These voluntary, community and public sector organisations come together as a partnership of representatives to better understand the needs of our diverse communities and the risks they face.