• Contracts
  • Commercial
  • Arbitration
  • Risk & strategy
  • Profitability

Experience across government advisory, airports, metro and rail, highways, power transmission, oil and gas, buildings and industrial infrastructure.

Ayush Srivastava: Built on the contract

Portrait of Ayush Srivastava

Ayush Srivastava has worked in EPC and infrastructure since 2016, resolving disputes and managing contracts so that margins are protected, risk is kept in check and business decisions rest on a sound reading of the contract.

Trained as a civil engineer, he moved early from the site to the commercial and contractual side of infrastructure, and added qualifications in contract management and dispute resolution, an MBA and a law degree along the way. He has worked on every side of the contract: for owners, for government and for contractors, on projects in India and the United States. His work runs from bid documents and contract administration to high-value claims and disputes, taken through negotiation, adjudication, arbitration and the courts.

Across the life of a contract

At every stage a contract passes through, for employers and contractors alike.

  1. Tender and award

    Bid documents, conditions of contract and risk allocation, drafted, reviewed and negotiated before signature.

  2. Administration

    Notices, correspondence, variations and payment, managed so that entitlement is preserved as the work proceeds.

  3. Claims

    Extensions of time, variations and cost claims, prepared, assessed and negotiated.

  4. Disputes

    Dispute boards, adjudication, arbitration and litigation, from strategy and pleadings to settlement.

Engineering, management and law

The three disciplines behind every infrastructure contract.

B.Tech.
Civil Engineering
PGP
Quantity Surveying and Contract Management
MBA
Financial and Project Management
Advanced Diploma
Alternative Dispute Resolution
LL.B.
Law