Inland Container Depo

INLAND CONTAINER DEPO
by :
Vivek Roy
Priyesh Nagda
Sujit Bhadoriya
Jatin Dembla
Ashfaq Memon
Rachit Vashi
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Alubha Parmar
INTRODUCTION OF ICD
 The ICD is usually a place where there is no sea port &
located in different locations in the country as
designated by Indian Customs.
 Most of them are well connected by rail & serve the
importers/exporters who are located away from the
seaports.
 It is a way of decongesting the main ports where
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containers are kept for customs clearance & inspection .
History Of ICD
 The need of ICD was felt at the time when the concept of
“delivery at door step started”.
 The Concept started in 1970’s.
 But the first ICD was setup in 1996 at Agra.
 The Second was setup in 1997 at Nagpur.
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List Of ICD in India
 There are total 26 ICD’s in India
 They are divided in 4 divisions
 Eastern Hemisphere
 Western Hemisphere
 Northern Hemisphere
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 Southern Hemisphere
Functions of ICD
Cargo Stuffing and
De-stuffing Shipping line
Office
Efficient
Communication
Facilities
Complete Security
Office of Cargo
Handling Agent
Inland Container
Depot
Office of an
Operator
Container and
Cargo Handling
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Custom Clearance
Warehouse Facilities
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS OF ICD
 To Accommodate the Completion of Administrative and
Documentary Procedures
 Container storage and inventory control
 Container maintenance and repair
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 Railway goods office
BENEFITS OF ICDs
 Concentration points for long distance cargoes and its
unitization.
 Service as a transit facility.
 Customs clearance facility available near the centers of
production and consumption
 Reduced level of demurrage and pilferage.
 No Customs required at gateway ports. 7
BENEFITS…
 Issuance of through bill of lading by shipping lines,
hereby resuming full liability of shipments.
 Reduced overall level of empty container
movement.
 Competitive transport cost.
 Reduced inventory cost.
 Increased trade flows. 8
REQUIREMENT FOR ICD
 PRIOR SURVEY A MUST

 LAND REQUIREMENTS
 DESIGN AND LAY-OUT OF ICD
 EQUIPPING THE ICD/CFS
 RAIL HEAD ICDs
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PROCEDURE FOR APPROVAL OF
ICD
1. Proposals for setting up ICD will be considered and
cleared, on merits
2. Application submitted to the Ministry of Commerce
3. Application to the jurisdictional Commissioner of

Customs.
4. The applicants are also requested to familiarize with the

statutory Custom requirements in relation to Bonding
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PROCEDURE …
5. The Ministry of Commerce would take action to obtain
the comments from the jurisdictional Commissioner of
Customs and other concerned agencies within 30 days.
6. On acceptance of a proposal, a Letter of Intent will be

issued to the applicant, which will enable it to initiate
steps to create infrastructure.
7. The applicant would be required to set up the

infrastructure within one year from the date of approval. 11
PROCEDURE…
8. The applicant, after receipt of approval, shall send quarterly progress
report to Ministry of Commerce
9. The jurisdictional Commissioner of Customs and provided a bond backed
by bank guarantee to the Customs, final clearance and Customs notification
will be issued.
10. The approval will be subject to cancellation in the event of any abuse or
violation of the conditions of approval.
11. The working of the ICD will be open to review by the Inter Ministerial
Committee. 12
TRANSPORTATION IN ICD
THROUGH RAIL
Filing of Rail summery will
be given to the
IGM gate staff
Inspection of seal
no. of
Offloading
Container/Cargo of Container
Information given Submission of Bill

by Custodian to of Entry for payment
the concern parties of custom duties
Submission of all the

Payment of custom 13
documents and
charges and getting
collection of delivery
seal cutting permission
order
Transportation Through Road
Presentation of GOODS Inspection of seal
RECEIVED and Copy of
IGM & SMTP Copy to no. of
collect GATE PASS IN. Container/Cargo
Information given
by Custodian to the
concern parties
Submission of all the

Submission of Bill
documents and
of Entry for payment
collection of delivery
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of custom duties order
ROLE OF CUSTOMS IN ICD
 Checking the Payment of Duty
 Movement of Empty Containers outside the Yard.
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INLAND CONTAINER DEPO

 The Concept started in 1970’s.

 But the first ICD was setup in 1996 at Agra.

 The Second was setup in 1997 at Nagpur.

 They are divided in 4 divisions

 Container storage and inventory control

 Container maintenance and repair

 PRIOR SURVEY A MUST

2. Application submitted to the Ministry of Commerce

3. Application to the jurisdictional Commissioner of

4. The applicants are also requested to familiarize with the

6. On acceptance of a proposal, a Letter of Intent will be

7. The applicant would be required to set up the

Information given Submission of Bill

Submission of all the

Submission of all the

 Movement of Empty Containers outside the Yard.

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