Vamshidhar Thakkallapalli
President / CEO | TERVA Corporation
Vamshi founded TERVA Corporation in 2010 to provide exceptional project management services to clients in both the private and public sectors. Vamshi has over 20 years of experience in complex construction projects. His strategic forward-thinking approach, overall ability to see the big picture and attention to detail are just a few of the attributes which make him a leader in the industry and an integral member of the project team.
Vamshi utilizes his knowledge of complete building systems to implement functional environments for end-users, while providing owners with guidance on cost and schedule effectiveness with state-of-the-art design solutions. Since founding TERVA, Vamshi has worked with many clients including Harvard University, Dana- Farber Cancer Institute, University of Massachusetts Building Authority, Northeastern University, and Tufts Medical Center. He previously worked with high profile clients such as the United States Department of State, Schepens Eye Research Institute, and the City of Hartford, CT during his tenure at Fluor Corporation.
At TERVA, Vamshi invests in his people and created a team who represents the diverse and complementary expertise necessary to understand and excel in successful project delivery - financial analysis, design concepts, constructability matters, site and utilities impacts, and communications methods. TERVA has managed more than $1.4 Billion in projects since its founding.
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Birla Institute of Technology, BS Civil Engineering
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MCPPO Certified
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Programming Management
Budget and schedule conformance
Decision-making
Understanding and prioritization of stakeholder needs
Effective communication
Risk mitigation
MEP Systems
Low Voltage System Designs and Implementation
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