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D P World – Karachi (QICT). QICT Shipping Lines. Main line calls CMA-CGM New Service ( CMA-CGM & OOCL) MSC ( South African Service) Maersk – MECL Service ( Maersk & CMA-CGM) Maersk FM3 service Indamex Service (APL, CMA-CGM,OOCL , NYK & HLL) NYK Far East Service
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QICT Shipping Lines • Main line calls • CMA-CGM New Service ( CMA-CGM & OOCL) • MSC ( South African Service) • Maersk – MECL Service ( Maersk & CMA-CGM) • Maersk FM3 service • Indamex Service (APL, CMA-CGM,OOCL , NYK & HLL) • NYK Far East Service • MINA Service (UASC- Med/India/North Atlantic) • NSCSA (National Shipping Corp of Saudi Arabia) • Maersk MESA Service • Regional vessels (Feeder vessels) • Maersk-Sealand (one vessel calls per week) • MSC ( Salalah Service)
QICT – 2011 Equipment • 6 Gantry cranes (6 New cranes commissioned in last three years • 3 New Twin lift Commissioned for T2 • 27 RTGs ( first lot arrived in 2002) (6 Commissioned for T2) • 9 Reach stackers • 3 Empty handlers • 6 Mev/Dual Imaging Scanner • 75 Yard trucks • 1,000 reefer points – extendable to 2,000 points • NAVIS Control system • Radio Data terminal operations.
PQA Current- Future Obligations • Current Port Parameters • Draft: 12 CD at any state of tide • LOA: 305 meters • Beam: 43 meters • Night Navigation • LOA 265 meters • Future Port Parameters • Draft -13/-14 CD • LOA 325 m • Night Navigation 290 m
QICT In house Container Scanner Dual Imaging Scanner Dual View of 6 MEV CCRD data capturing Processing Time 3 minutes Comparison with the manifested information
CSI – Container Security initiativeIC 3 Facility Operational WEF 17 Aug,2007 QICT Managing and Operating National Block
IC 3 facility – What it is all about • Set up by US Govt – Customs and Border Protection. • QICT manages the National Block of this facility. • Security provided by QICT. • IC 3 – means • Radio active check. • Scanning • Hand held instrument check if scanning fails. • FSN (Foreign service nationals) operate the facility.
Why PQA was selected/Facility Overview • Over 70% of Pakistan Exports to USA were moving out of QICT in 2005-2006. • US Customs & Pakistan customs selected Port Qasim as pilot program for CSI – IC3 facility. • Land given to Customs – 10 acres • Facility is linked with US Custom in USA (Target centre) • QICT manages and operates National Block of IC3. • Average of 210 cntrs per day for US exports. • Capacity – 250-350 containers per day. • 2nd Scanner installed in 2009 to cope up with the volume. • Exporters Saving Scanning Charges paid earlier on Transshipment Ports & invaluable time.
IC 3 Control room –connected to USA – control. Both parties review scan and clear container.
CSI Paper seal fixed on door & hinges.This container is now clear for delivery on discharge at US Ports
2008 & beyond – QICT II 2nd Container Terminal 2 x 300 m berths next to existing Terminal Existing berth increased to 727 meters 25 hectares back up area. 8 new Gantry cranes with 24 Yard cranes Handling capacity of 1,000,000 Teu QICT & new terminal capacity of 1.85 million Teu by 2018 Draft 13.0 meters in 4th qtr 2011, 14.0 meters in 2012 Agreement signed on 17 Aug,2006 Total cost is $ 350 million
Completed Terminal 2 Completed Phase - I
NLC Off-Dock Terminal Facility (Overview) Construction started on 2nd week of Nov, 2004 Completed May 15’ 2005 Commenced operations on May 25’ 2005 Operated and managed by DP WORLD Karachi. 10+5+5 years on BOT basis. Facility is built to handle CY & CFS Cargoes Terminal’s Profile Location: Mai Kulachi Road Karachi (close vicinity to KICT/PICT). Area: in acres 10 CFS Shed: in sq. meters 5,000 Equipment: Reach Stackers 02 Fork Lifters 03 ITV 01 Weigh Bridge 01 Handling Capacity: Teus 3,500 Reefer Plugs 28
Lahore area – major Textile exports ICD 1000 Kilo meter from KHI Direct Rail connection 25-30 hrs transit time 60 Teu trains One window operation QICT controlled trains/ ICD $ 25 million investment in facility 35 years contract