The companies were awarded at the 19th CONSTRUCTION WORLD Annual Awards. Welspun Enterprises, PSP Projects and Ahluwalia Contracts (India) were announced and awarded as India’s fastest growing construction companies in the âSmallâ category at the 19th edition of the CONSTRUCTION WORLD ANNUAL AWARDS (CWAA) â a calendar event for all industry stalwarts â held this...
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APCO, DRAIPL, HG Infra bag honours as fastest growing construction companies
The companies were awarded at the 19th CONSTRUCTION WORLD Annual Awards. APCO Infratech, Dineshchandra R Agrawal Infracon (DRAIPL) and HG Infra Engineering were announced and awarded as India’s fastest growing construction companies in the âMediumâ category at the 19th edition of the CONSTRUCTION WORLD ANNUAL AWARDS (CWAA) â a calendar event for all industry stalwarts...
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7th India Construction Festival takes off with focus on tech
The most-awaited 7th India Construction Festival, organised by infrastructure think-tank, FIRST Construction Council & ASAPP Info Global Group, has commenced in Mumbai. The most-awaited 7th India Construction Festival, organised by infrastructure think-tank, FIRST Construction Council & ASAPP Info Global Group, has commenced in Mumbai. During the course of the day, ICF will be hosting three...
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Anup Mathew, Senior VP and Business Head, Godrej Construction: Lean construction is an emerging project management paradigm
Covid-19 pandemic is rapidly changing consumer behaviour, and the real estate and construction industry need to accelerate the use of technology to improve its productivity, says Anup Mathew, Senior Vice President and Business Head, Godrej Construction. Indiaâs infrastructure sector is witnessing huge development, especially after the Indian governmentâs intense focus on modernising the nationâs infrastructure across various...
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S N Subrahmanyan, CEO & MD, L&T: Automation and digitalisation is the new normal
Mumbai Trans Harbour Link (MTHL) that L&T is constructing which will be the countryâs longest sea bridge is one of the best examples of the extent of digital technology has been adopted. The team surveys the site using drone photogrammetry to monitor progress, and digital solutions for project monitoring, P&M & material tracking. S N...
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Parveen Sharma, CEO, BIM Engineers: The industry is entering into a new era of âvirtual twinâ
Governments and educational institutions are waking up to the potential of BIM technology. BIM is getting wide acceptance by the Indian construction industry. The awareness is already picking up and we see adoption levels also happening across industries. Now all major private developers and government agencies are pushing for BIM adoption for their projects. BIM...
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Ajith Menon, CEO & MD, BIMAGE: BIM will be a game-changer
BIM and GIS will be a game-changer in planning, designing, and executing the smart city projects. In the next three decades, the number of people living in cities will double, and this growth will require the construction of thousands of new buildings, roads, and other infrastructures. BIM fits perfectly in Smart City projects and will...
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Spurring a Sea Change
The draft Indian Ports Bill, 2020, has many positives, but it should safeguard state autonomy and plug holes. The wish list is for an act that will make Indiaâs coastline future-ready â safe harbours, unimpeded access, water deep enough for the largest vessels, no risk of noise, dirt and danger associated with loading and unloading...
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JSWâs Financial performance for first quarter FY 2021-22
JSW Steel reported its results for the first quarter ended 30th June 2021 JSW Steel Limited today reported its results for the First Quarter ended 30th June,2021 (âQ1 FY2022â or the âQuarterâ). India was impacted by a second wave of the pandemic during April and May 2021, with cases declining sharply from the month of...
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Construction Technology: The need of the hour!
CW is organising the CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY SUMMIT on July 22-23, 2021, virtually to identify proven, innovative and globally established construction technologies. In the past, the construction industry has been extremely reticent in adopting technology. Prime hurdles include education among skilled labour, on-the-job training, use of manual labour instead of machines, and lack of enforceability. But...