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Every year, India’s Most Admired (construction and engineering) Companies are felicitated at the CW Annual Awards. But, this year, the awardees came to ASAPP’s infrastructure conference held on September 17, 2011 in New York (under its international ASPIRE brand)
Tata Projects has expertise in executing large and complex industrial infrastructure projects in India. The company has structured its business into seven business verticals
JRD Tata believed in a simple philosophy and practised it: ‘Get the best people and then set them free.’ This is the value system in all Tata Group companies.
The Modi Government has ensured that the construction and equipment industry remains bustling. Ranging from housing to infrastructure development, there is a gamut of projects - the equipment requirement is set to transcend expectations.
If you wanted to meet people adept at turning stones to milestones, you should have been at the Construction World Annual Awards 2010 in Mumbai.
Tata Projects is keen to offer turnkey solutions largely for the power sector. The company is currently executing an order book of nearly Rs 7,000 crore.
Suddenly and silently, the price of construction has gone up dramatically in India. Construction World speaks to contractors, developers and building material majors to find out why and assess the implications for the industry and end-users.
Tata Projects Ltd (TPL) was established in 1979 as an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company in the engineering sector of the Tata Group.
While the CONSTRUCTION WORLD Annual Awards focussed on the race for infrastructure development in terms of cost, technology and manpower, Shriyal Sethumadhavan went behind the scenes to grab some quick bytes from industry head honchos.
CW Annual Awards 2011 - The Eminent Jury. Sunil Takyar, Managing Director, Bechtel India; Firdose Vandrevala, Chairman & Managing Director, Hirco Developments; JP Nayak, Advisor to the Chairman & President, Larsen & Toubro
