Operational Dredging Solutions On A Global Stage
VMI Dredges participated in Inland Marine Expo (IMX) 2026 to showcase operational dredging systems engineered for productivity, uptime, and real-world performance across inland waterways, marine infrastructure projects, ports, lakes, ponds, and industrial dredging applications.
From cutter suction dredges and horizontal dredges to Swamp Hoe amphibious excavators, booster pumps, dredge pipe systems, and operational support solutions, VMI continues to deliver equipment designed for severe-duty dredging environments.
VMI Dredges proudly participated in the 2026 Inland Marine Expo (IMX), held May 27-29 in Nashville, Tennessee, where the company showcased its latest dredging solutions, innovative marketing initiatives, and commitment to helping customers maximize operational uptime.
Located at Booth 1132, VMI Dredges welcomed contractors, fleet operators, project managers, engineers, and industry professionals from across North America. Attendees had the opportunity to learn more about VMI’s complete lineup of dredging equipment, including cutter suction dredges, horizontal dredges, amphibious excavators, booster pumps, HDPE pipe systems, rental solutions, and aftermarket support services.
The company’s booth quickly became a destination on the show floor, featuring interactive displays, multimedia presentations, and a fresh approach to industry engagement focused on solving real-world operational challenges.
“IMX provides an excellent opportunity to connect directly with the people who keep critical waterways, ports, lakes, ponds, and infrastructure projects moving forward,” said Cash Maitlen, President of VMI Dredges. “Our focus is always on helping customers reduce downtime, increase productivity, and get the most value from their dredging operations.”
One of the key themes highlighted throughout the event was VMI’s commitment to uptime. Through educational content, customer success stories, and equipment demonstrations, the company emphasized how proper equipment selection, service support, and operational planning can significantly impact project performance and profitability.
VMI Dredges manufactures cutter suction dredges, horizontal dredges, Swamp Hoe amphibious excavators, dredges, booster pumps, dredge pipe systems, dredge pumps, rental solutions, and support services for contractors, municipalities, mining operations, environmental projects, marine construction companies, and inland waterway maintenance organizations worldwide.
Located at Booth 1132, VMI Dredges welcomed contractors, fleet operators, project managers, engineers, and industry professionals from across North America. Attendees had the opportunity to learn more about VMI’s complete lineup of dredging equipment, including cutter suction dredges, horizontal dredges, amphibious excavators, booster pumps, HDPE pipe systems, rental solutions, and aftermarket support services.
The company’s booth quickly became a destination on the show floor, featuring interactive displays, multimedia presentations, and a fresh approach to industry engagement focused on solving real-world operational challenges.
“IMX provides an excellent opportunity to connect directly with the people who keep critical waterways, ports, lakes, ponds, and infrastructure projects moving forward,” said Cash Maitlen, President of VMI Dredges. “Our focus is always on helping customers reduce downtime, increase productivity, and get the most value from their dredging operations.”
One of the key themes highlighted throughout the event was VMI’s commitment to uptime. Through educational content, customer success stories, and equipment demonstrations, the company emphasized how proper equipment selection, service support, and operational planning can significantly impact project performance and profitability.
VMI Dredges manufactures cutter suction dredges, horizontal dredges, Swamp Hoe amphibious excavators, dredges, booster pumps, dredge pipe systems, dredge pumps, rental solutions, and support services for contractors, municipalities, mining operations, environmental projects, marine construction companies, and inland waterway maintenance organizations worldwide.
