Welcome kit distribution to registered participants
Expert Session : 1
by Mr. Mahendra Govind, GM Designs at Structcon Design Pvt Ltd,
on "RC Bridge Analysis and Design Aspects for Curved Vehicular Underpass using MIDAS"
Expert Session : 2
by Mr. Mohak Nagrani, AGM Designs at CASAD Consultants Pvt Ltd,
on "Analysis and Design of Ahmedabads First Cable Stay Bridge using MIDAS CIVIL"
Networking and Tea break
Expert Session : 3
by Mr. Dhaval Parikh, Lead Bridges & Structures at Adani Infra India Ltd,
on "Integrating MIDAS CIVIL NX with Next-Gen Railway Bridge Engineering"
Expert Session : 4
by Mr. Mital Chovatia, Senior Bridge Engineer at MIDAS IT ,
on "Future of Prestressed Bridge Design Automation with MIDAS for Smarter Workflows"
Networking and Lunch
Dhaval Parikh is a seasoned Structural Engineering leader with 22+ years of global experience across India, Australia, South Africa, and Saudi Arabia, specializing in complex Road & Rail Bridges and large multidisciplinary infrastructure projects.
As Lead – Bridges & Structures at Adani Infra (India) Limited, Dhaval heads strategic engineering initiatives for port & logistic sector railway projects, governs structural design, drives value engineering, and leads high-performance teams delivering mission-critical national transport infrastructure.
He is known for combining deep technical expertise with strong leadership, delivering optimized, constructible, and cost-effective engineering solutions aligned with modern infrastructure needs.
Mr. Mital Chovatiya is a Technical Support Engineer at the Midas R&D Centre in India. He holds an M.Tech in Structural Engineering from IIT Guwahati, with a major focus on the dynamics of structures and finite element analysis. Before joining Midas IT, he had 2.5 years of experience in the infrastructure industry, handling the construction and design of various bridge projects. During his tenure at the Midas R&D Centre, he has conducted several workshops and training sessions, both on-site and remotely. Additionally, he is well-versed in Indian, American and South African design codes.
