24 - 27 May, 2010, Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi, India
Team discounts are available. Please call +971 4 364 2975 or email enquiry@iqpc.ae for more details.
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An international exploration of global mega projects – a series of mini case studies Naeem Hussain, Leader of Global Bridge Business, Arup
Achieving best practice in bridge management and assessment Eric de Fleuriot, Technical Director of Bridges, Aurecon Group
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Bridges, including flyovers, railway bridges, elevated metro structures and sea links, are a major part of the Indian government’s far reaching infrastructure plans. Bridges are an integral part of urban development. Not only do they help to reduce congestion in transpotation, but also form linkage that enhance the competitiveness of key centers of growth in the country.
The 11th five year plan has brought in a special focus on Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) as a way of developing the national highway road network. Sustainability, safety and cost-effectiveness combined with structural superiority, maintainence and rehablitation are some of the focus areas when building bridges with a longer life span. Iconic bridges, balancing both aesthetics and functionality, are planned for the Indian metro cities.
Bridges India 2010, the latest event in IQPC’s highly successful global series, will bring together decision makers from government, contractors, consultants, engineering companies and specialists to discuss ongoing and planned projects. This exclusive interactive forum will look at challenges, strategies and solutions for designing, building and maintaining bridges that are sustainable, safe and cost-effective.
Bridges India will provide a unique opportunity to meet and hear from senior regional and international figures spanning government policy-makers as well as the infrastructure and bridge industries, including:
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