Mega summit to connect infra stakeholders

08 Feb 2021 Editorial Team

Mega Infrastructure Summit is an event aimed at connecting contractors, infrastructure developers, construction companies, building materials, building envelopes and construction innovative technology solution providers with the project owners, architects, city planners, municipalities and government entities managing infrastructure projects in India.

The summit would be featuring a host of very interesting case study presentations from infrastructure experts such as :

RK Pandey, Member of Projects at National Highway Authority of India,
Sanjay Kolte IAS, CEO at Pune Smart City Development Corporation,
RK Singh, Director of Projects at Indian Railway Station Development Corporation,
Sundar Chandramouli, Vice President of Special Projects at Bengaluru International Airport,
KS Krishna Reddy, Secretary at Public Works Department Karnataka,
Raj Cherubal, CEO at Chennai Smart City Limited

amongst many others.

Many construction technology solution providers, construction machinery equipment companies and building material suppliers would be participating in the Mega Infrastructure Summit 2021 as sponsors and exhibitors who will be showcasing their host of solutions including few of the top solution providers such as Vermeer India, DCP International, Tier 2 sponsors and BIMEX, Tier 3 sponsor.

The Mega Infrastructure Summit 2021 is a physical forum to unlock and connect the industry with networking opportunities. TraiCon Events will be hosting the Mega Infrastructure Summit which will be held at the Lalit Ashok Hotel in Bengaluru on the 6 and 7 April 2021. This forum will be attended by over 300+ top participants, key infrastructure project stakeholders and government officials from across India. Mega Infrastructure Summit is an event aimed at connecting contractors, infrastructure developers, construction companies, building materials, building envelopes and construction innovative technology solution providers with the project owners, architects, city planners, municipalities and government entities managing infrastructure projects in India. The summit would be featuring a host of very interesting case study presentations from infrastructure experts such as :RK Pandey, Member of Projects at National Highway Authority of India, Sanjay Kolte IAS, CEO at Pune Smart City Development Corporation,RK Singh, Director of Projects at Indian Railway Station Development Corporation,Sundar Chandramouli, Vice President of Special Projects at Bengaluru International Airport,KS Krishna Reddy, Secretary at Public Works Department Karnataka,Raj Cherubal, CEO at Chennai Smart City Limited amongst many others.Many construction technology solution providers, construction machinery equipment companies and building material suppliers would be participating in the Mega Infrastructure Summit 2021 as sponsors and exhibitors who will be showcasing their host of solutions including few of the top solution providers such as Vermeer India, DCP International, Tier 2 sponsors and BIMEX, Tier 3 sponsor.Register at: https://megainfrastructuresummit.com/india/

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