BLS is at the CBRNe Summit Europe 2026
Lyon (France), February 3rd–5th 2026
BLS will be present at the European summit on natural and artificial security against chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive (CBRNe) threats. The conference will be held in Lyon, France, from February 3rd to 5th 2026, and will bring together professionals, institutional decision-makers, military personnel, law enforcement agencies and industry representatives from across Europe and beyond.
Come and visit us. We are at stand 35.
The fair
The summit aims to promote the exchange of knowledge and best practices among civil, military and industrial operators, with a particular focus on CBRNe incident response capabilities, emerging defence technologies and international cooperation.
The event focuses in particular on CBRNe capabilities in the Mediterranean context and incident management in hot or extreme weather conditions, an increasingly relevant issue in Europe.
The main topics covered include:
Emerging CBRNe threats in Europe
Detection, protection and decontamination technologies
Preparation and response to HazMat incidents
Strategy and collaboration between civil and military forces
Innovations in training programmes and operational capabilities
Why participate
The CBRNe Summit Europe is a key platform for anyone working in national security, civil protection, law enforcement, emergency medical services or the defence industry. The event offers:
Networking opportunities with industry leaders and policy makers
Visibility on the latest technologies and operational solutions
Direct comparison with experts in CBRNe emergency training and management
Participants include representatives from defence ministries, national training and response centres, public health experts, as well as leading CBRNe technology companies, including suppliers of detection and protection systems.
BLS will be present to showcase its latest key offerings in the defence sector.
Join us in Lyon from Tuesday February 3rd to Thursday February 5th, stand 35.
Respiratory protection is serious business.
