Tech & Sustainability in Indian Construction
This article analyzes India’s construction sector size, regional growth, evolving budget trends, sustainability strategies, high-tech opportunities and risks, and key investor questions on ESG and ethical management.
Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?
I am Shreedhar Bhat, a highly accomplished civil engineer, a fellow of the Institute of Construction Claims Practitioners, a fellow of The Indian Institution of Valuers, and a fellow of RICS, and I have over 38 years of experience in diverse construction industry sectors. Also, a Qualified Independent Director (IICA), Certified & Accredited Arbitrator (IIAM, APCAM), Chartered Valuer, Certified Internal Auditor (ISO 9001), Certified in Alternative Dispute Resolution and Enterprise Risk Management (ISO 31000:2018), RICS Assessor & Counsellor, and a Certified Trainer.
Industry Experience
Extensive involvement in the execution of:
Residential: Luxury bungalows, high- and mid-end apartments, high-rise office buildings, mixed-use developments.
Commercial & Industrial: Malls, government offices, schools, factories, warehouses, office interiors, utility buildings.
Infrastructure & Specialized Works: Hydropower projects, fruit & vegetable auction markets, industrial infrastructure, refineries, pharmaceutical facilities, copper smelters, petrochemicals, ETP/STP works, water tanks, coastal infrastructure, roads, bridges, landscape and land development, renovation, and rehabilitation.
Having worked with clients, consultants, and contractors, I deeply understand all stakeholders' requirements, expectations, and mindsets, which is a significant advantage for any organization. My experience across both office …
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