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Doka Canada Showcases Tunnel Formwork Expertise at WTC 2026 in Montréal
Doka Canada participated in the ITA World Tunnel Congress 2026 exhibition, held May 18-20 in Montréal, Québec. The event, hosted by the International Tunnelling and Underground Space Association (ITA-AITES) in collaboration with the Tunnelling Association of Canada (TAC), brought together leading experts, contractors, engineers, and infrastructure stakeholders from across the global tunnelling industry. As one of the most significant international gatherings for underground construction, WTC 2026 provided a key platform for discussing the future of urban infrastructure, tunnelling innovation, and sustainable underground development. Doka Canada’s participation at WTC 2026 reflected the company’s strong commitment to supporting the development of critical infrastructure projects across North America and beyond. The event offered an important opportunity to engage directly with international industry partners, exchange insights on upcoming tunnelling projects, and reinforce Doka’s position as a trusted partner in complex underground construction. Throughout the 3-day exhibition, Doka highlighted its expertise in tunnel construction, showcasing its formwork and scaffolding solutions designed to meet the demanding requirements of underground projects. Discussions at the booth focused on project experience, technical capabilities, and the role of high-performance systems in improving efficiency, safety, and constructability in tunnel environments. During the show, particular interest was also shown in Doka systems such as Doka UniKit and Tunnel system SL-1 Volto, which have been successfully applied on tunnel and infrastructure projects globally, supporting efficient and adaptable construction solutions in complex underground conditions.
The Doka Canada presence was supported by local and global team representatives, reflecting the strength of the company’s integrated international network and its commitment to delivering coordinated support for major infrastructure projects worldwide. “The strong interest in our solutions underlines how essential reliable and high-performing formwork and scaffolding solutions are for delivering critical infrastructure safely and efficiently,” commented Gunnar Falke, CEO Doka Canada, reflecting on the event. WTC 2026 provided a valuable forum for strengthening relationships and exploring future opportunities within the tunnelling sector. Doka Canada looks forward to continuing the conversations started in Montréal and supporting upcoming infrastructure projects with innovative and reliable formwork solutions.
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