KSPL

Tariff Structure

Standardised Tariff Structure Across Port Operations

Schedule I – Definitions and Port Dues

A. PORT DUES –     All Foreign going/Coastal vessels:

S. No.Category/Vessels GRTUSD/GT
1OSVs /Non cargo vessels 
aUpto 30,000 GT0.936
bAbove 30,000 GT0.965
2Bulk /Break bulk/Liquid/General cargo vessels/Container vessels/LNG vessels 
aUpto 30,000 GT0.543
bAbove 30,000 GT0.582

NOTE:

  1. The charges shall be collected on the gross tonnage (GT) and fraction of half a ton and more, being counted as one and less than half a ton neglected. In case of vessels having SBT, Reduced Gross Tonnage (RGT) as mentioned in Tonnage certificate is counted.
  2. Vessels entering in ballast shall be charged at 75% of the rates indicated above as otherwise applicable.
  3. Vessels entering the port for the purpose of repairs, bunkering and fresh Water but not discharging or taking in any cargo or passengers there in (with the exception of such un- Shipment and re-shipment as may be necessary for the purpose of repair) shall pay full Port dues as per the notified rates.
  4. Port Dues are charged per call of vessel calling
  5. Port Clearance amendment charges are 3748/- per amendment.

Schedule – II Pilotage

A) PILOTAGE- All Foreign going/Coastal vessels:

The fee for the Pilotage mentioned under this schedule is for each Entry of Berthing & Un-berthing.

S. No.

Category/Vessels GRT

USD/GT

1

OSVs /Non cargo vessels

 

a

Upto 30,000 GT

1.077

b

Above 30,000 GT

1.266

2

Bulk /Break bulk/Liquid/General cargo vessels/Container vessels/LNG vessels

 

a

Upto 30,000 GT

1.468

b

Above 30,000 GT

1.649

  1. Pilotage is compulsory for all
  2. The pilot is required to be booked 2 hours in advance for the movement of vessels. The above procedure is applicable to all inward and outward movement of vessels.
  3. The rates in the schedule are subject to a minimum of USD 6480/- for using pilot and Tug/Tugs and USD 3242/- for Pilotage where no tug or tugs are required in respect of all vessels to be The decision of using tug/tugs rests at the discretion of KSPL only.
  4. In case an existing ‘Import call vessel’ is converted into an ‘Export call vessel’ and ‘Export call vessel’ commences loading while alongside berths without shifting to anchorage then ‘Import call vessel’ will be charged 100% pilotage and ‘Export call vessel’, will be charged at 50% of Pilotage charges as under Item –A (2).

If the said ‘Export call vessel’ seeks shifting from ‘berth to berth before commencement of loading’ then one shifting ‘from berth to berth’ will be exempted.

Explanation: In the Schedule

“Entry” means the cycle of a vessel entering through the channel from the Fairway Buoy and leaving off channel and Fairway Buoy once.

B) DETENTION CHARGES:

  1. If the vessel is not ready to sail or shift/enter after pilot boards the vessel, the detention charges shall be levied at the rate of USD 561/- for the first half an hour & thereafter USD1122/- per hour or part

C) PILOT/MOVEMENT CANCELLATION CHARGES:

  • Cancellation for pilot/movement of vessels shall have to be done 1 hour in
  • In all situations of cancellation in accordance with Item-1 above shall be charged a cancellation charge of USD 2536/- per each cancellation of movement in addition to detention charges as applicable, if any.
  • In all other situations where cancellation is falling outside the scope of Item-1 above, will attract Pilotage charges in full as per Schedule-II-A: Pilotage

D) Cold Movement:

  1. Cold Move is defined as Carrying out berthing/ un-berthing/ shifting when main engines not functioning are treated as cold move. In a case where the main engine fails in middle of a movement then the same is treated as cold movement and in all ‘Cold Move’ cases the charges are “Double” to that of charge under “Schedule- II: Pilotage” which is considered with a slab of tugs usage limited to one hour during the move.
  2. Should the actual usage of tugs during the move exceed beyond one hour then for the Tug towage time beyond initial one hour permitted is to be charged as per the charges under “Schedule-V” Towage charges”

Schedule -III - A.Berth Hire Charges For Vessels

    • All foreign going/Coastal vessels Per GRT Per day of 24 hrs subject to a
      1. Upto 30,000 GT           –         USD 228
      2. Above 30,000 GT –            USD238

Minimum charge of USD 647/- per vessel per day.

NOTE:

  • A minimum charge for 24 hrs for all vessels stay alongside berths is applicable as per the above For stay beyond 24 hrs, every eight hours or part thereof is counted as a shift and charged at the rate of one third to that of charges as applicable and stated above as a shift charge.
  • Where a vessel is allotted a berth on priority / special basis, time to stay alongside berth shall be stipulated by KSPL. All such vessels are required to pay priority berth hire charges, which are double to that of the normal berth hire charges or as decided by the KSPL from time to
    1. In case of ousting priority granted to any vessel (by way of any special arrangement or as decided by KSPL), the berth hire charges are four times to that of normal berth hire charges.
  1. All shifting charges of the disturbed vessel shall be to the account of the vessel, which is given Ousting These premium service vessels related charges override all long term / special Contracts/ arrangements entered/to be entered with KSPL, unless specified particularly in their Agreements
  • KSPL shall stipulate a specified period (fixed) for every vessel for cargo handling or operations alongside the berth based on performance norms annexed to this tariff. Any overstay beyond the specified period without valid reason to the satisfaction of KSPL, is charged overstay berth hire charge at two times to that of normal berth hire charge as applicable for the period of
  • For Tankers Berthing, Loading/Discharging and Un-Berthing at KDWP within a period of stay less than 24 hours are not to be charged any Overstay Berth Hire charges. The Item -3 above shall be applied only in case of stay beyond 24 hours at Berth.
  • Vessel which continues to occupy the berth in the port for more than two hours after completion of cargo operations without permission of KSPL is liable to be charged an additional berth hire charges at the rate of USD 900/- per hour or part thereof.
  • Ships carrying Naphtha are chargeable double berth
  • Day shall be reckoned as twenty-four hours from the time mooring at a berth is completed. The official berthing and sailing time shall be confirmed by KSPL. No import / export cargo is permitted for handling at “ROADS” while the ship is allotted a berth in KDWP except in special circumstances with prior permission from KSPL.
  • During course of cargo operations in the KDWP in respect of export/import cargoes, the Importers/Exporters (Receivers/Shippers) or their agents as the case may be, shall ensure that no cargo falls into the navigational waters, failing which the penalty as levied by KSPL based on port norms & circular issued from time to time will have to be borne by the respective handling agents of importers &/or exporters.
  • While vessel carrying Ammonia cargo is at berth, charges for standby pilot are charged from berthing till un-berthing at USD 944/- for 24
  • For Vegetable oil barge calling at KDWP, a channel fee of Rs. 27551/- per call is chargeable.
  • A permissible vessel LOA is upto 295 meters & Beam of 45 Meters, Subject to relevant Port Circulars on Berth norms permitted from time to

B. SHIFTING CHARGES:

a) Shifting berth to berth:

  1. All vessel: a) Without Tug(s) &without Pilot : USD 601
  2. Without Tug(s) & with Pilot : USD  2032
  3. With Tug(s) & With Pilot
    1. With Vsl up to 10,000 GRT : USD 3692
    2. With Vsl above 10,000 GRT : USD 5684

b)  Shifting berth to anchorage or vice versa (one movement):

  1. Vessels are charged at 50% rates as applicable under Schedule-II –A- i, under chapter “Pilotage”.

Note:

  • No charges shall be levied for shifting a vessel for the convenience of the port, within KDWP.
  • Shifting of the vessel includes mooring, un-mooring with the use of one or two tugs subject to levy of tug hire charges in case additional tugs usage at the discretion of KSPL is charged as per Schedule-V.
  • In all case of doubts as to whether the charges as mentioned above are leviable or not, or classification of the above description, the decision of KSPL is final.

Schedule -IV - OSVs/Non - Cargo Vessels

All services rendered like trucks, forklifts, cranes and any other mechanical equipment provided by port or through its service providers usage is mandatory according to the rates decided.

A. Charges for OSVs AT OSV  JETTIES (1,3,4&6) FOR THE PURPOSE OF

‘Exploration & Production’ activities:

For call of OSV’s rates at OSV Jetties-1,3,4&6 for the purpose of ‘Exploration & Production’ activities will be dealt under Schedule-VIII and rates will be offered on request case to case basis.

B. Charges for OSVs other than the purpose of ‘Exploration & Production’ as mentioned (A) above & Non –cargo vessels calling at KDWP Main jetties, D-Wall and NRW Multipurpose berth:

Non cargo vessels/OSVs other than the purpose of ‘Exploration & Production’ as mentioned (A) above & Non cargo vessels calling at KDWP Main jetties, D-Wall and NRW Multipurpose berth are charged as under: calling at KDWP main jetties are charged as under:

  • Port dues – As applicable under Schedule -I-A (1)
  • Lump sum charges Pilotage& Berthing USD 10155/- per call of 24 hours and at one third rate thereon for 8 hrs
  • Wharfage – As applicable under Schedule –VII
  • When a ‘Non-Cargo Vessel’ is used for services of Crew Embarkation/ disembarkation then it is to be charged as Lumpsum charges of ‘Pilotage & Berth Hire as Under:
  1. Non – Cargo Vessel- :           USD 3543/- per call of 24 hrs

of LOA Upto 40 Mtrs                   and at one third rate thereon for 8 hrs. shift

  1. Non – Cargo Vessel- :           @50% discounted rate under Item B (1.2) above

of LOA above 40 Mtrs and up to 90 Mtrs.

All other rates, terms and conditions remain the same.

Note:   For special category of vessels/requirements – Refer Schedule-VIII.

C. Charges for Usage of Mobile Silos:

For usage of Mobile silos to carry bulk barites, cement & Bentonite within KDWP from fixed silos to OSV for supply a user charge of Rs. 7200/- per Trip is applicable.

Note:

  1. A trip means movement of mobile silo in load condition in one direction and empty in return direction. If mobile silo moves in load condition in both directions, then it is counted as two
  2. The quality & quantity of cargo carried is to the account of party ordering the usage and usage of mobile silos is limited to carriage between the stations and manpower assistance for hose connections and

D. Navy & Coast Guard Vessels calling at KDWP

  1. For Navy / Coast Guard vessels of LOA (length over all) upto 90 meters calling at KDWP

port is chargeable for channel usage, tugs, navigational support & Berth hire at a lump sum rate of INR 1,99,500/- for every 24 Hours and at one third rate per eight hours shift thereon.

  1. For Navy / Coast Guard vessels of LOA (length over all) above 90 meters calling at KDWP port is chargeable for channel usage, tugs, navigational support & Berth hire at a lump sum rate of INR 2,99,250/- for every 24 Hours and at one third rate per eight hours shift
  2. Pilot services, if required for each entry (Inward & Outward) is chargeable at

Rs. 1,15,500/-.

  1. Charges for call of Tug for carrying out ‘Bollard Pull test’:
  1. For any Tug calling at KDWP and intends to avail the facilities at KDWP to carryout ‘Bollard Pull Test’ shall be attended through Marine team of
  2. The location for ‘Bollard Pull test’ will be allotted by Marine department after their due diligence and evaluation done subject feasibility & availability at port
  3. The Tug calling for ‘Bollard Pull test’ will attract the following charges as under:
  • Port Dues :    as applicable under Schedule-I (A-1)
  • Lump sum charges Pilotage & :    235620/- per call of

Berthing                                                          16 hours (2 shifts) will be charged minimum, it will be charged extra shift of 8 hrs @ -117810/-

per shift.

  • Wharfage :   As applicable Minimum Wharfage

will be applicable under Schedule-VII.

Note:

  1. The above charges will apply for call of Tug exclusively for ‘Bollard Pull test’ only and Tug will not be carrying out any other activities &/or of cargo handling activities during the
  2. In case the call of Tug involves ‘Bollard Pull test’ and also other activities &/or of cargo handling activities during the call then the charges will be applicable as per Schedule-IV-(B).

Schedule V – Towage and Other Equipment Hire

A. TOWAGE CHARGES

  1. Towage charges for a tug of 3001 P and above is chargeable at USD 7968/-for the first two hours and thereafter for every additional hour or part thereof at the rate of USD 3984shall be payable.

NOTE:  Tugs should be operated within Kakinada Port Limits only.

B.   LAUNCH CHARGES

Hire Charges for the pilot Launch at the rate of USD 318for first two hours or part thereof and at the rate of USD 159 per every additional hour or part thereof, shall be charged.

NOTE: 1. Service is available during 0600 hours to 1800 hours within Kakinada port limits.

C.  MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT:

All services rendered like trucks, forklifts, cranes and other mechanical equipment provided by port or through its service providers usage is mandatory according to the rates decided.

I. FORK LIFTS HIRE CHARGES:

  • Capacity up to 3 tons…. : 1544/- per hour or part thereof subject to a minimum charge of Rs. 7720/-
  • Capacity of above 3 tons and upto 5 tons: 2205/- per hour or part

thereof subject to a minimum charge of Rs. 11025/-

Schedule VI – Fresh Water and Storage Fee

A. CHARGES FOR SUPPLY OF WATER TO VESSELS:

Note:

Supply of fresh water to the ships at berth .. USD 9.597/-per 1000 liters subject to minimum supply of 50 Mts.

Service charges equivalent to 50% of the charges prescribed for supply of Water shall be levied on the water requisitioned and not taken by vessels provided the quantity not taken is more than 10% of the quantity requisitioned by the vessel.

B. STORAGE CHARGES FOR CARGOES: –

  1. Covered space next to Docks/jetties…100 Sq. Mtr per fortnight or part thereof @ 17,801/- and thereafter @ Rs. 35,603/- from second fortnight onwards.
  2. Covered space behind Docks/jetties…100 Sq. Mtrs is @ 34131/- per month or part thereof.
  3. Open space next to docks/jetties for Bulk/General cargo …100 Sq. Mtr per fortnight or part thereof @ 5855/- and thereafter @ Rs. 11710/- from second fortnight onwards.
  4. Open space behind docks/jetties of North, Middle, South, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth & Seventh berths (i.e. the land available between west side of these berths till East side of ADB road) for bulk cargoes is @ 70/- Sq. Mtr per month or part thereof, upto stacking level of 5Ts per Square Meter.
  • Open space behind docks/jetties of North, Middle, South, Fourth, Fifth & Sixth berths (i.e. the land available between west side of these berths till East side of ADB road) for General cargo other than offshore material is @ 86/-Sq. Mtrs per month or part thereof.
  1. Open space outside (i.e. the land available in R&D Yard on west side of ADB road) for bulk cargoes is @ 40/- Sq. Mtr per month or part thereof.
  2. Open space outside (i.e. the land available in R&D Yard on west side of ADB road) for general cargoes other than offshore material is @ Rs. 61/- Mtr per month or part thereof.
  3. Open space for Off shore material within port other than next to Docks/jetties is 111/- Sq. Mtr per month or part thereof.
  • Open space outside (i.e. the land available on west side of ADB road) for Utilities where the temporary structures are constructed by port users for purposes other than offshore material is @ 40/- Sq. Mtr per month or part thereof.
  • Concrete Open yard space for Bulk/Break bulk cargoes other than offshore cargoes inside Port area (other than Jetty areas) is @ 128/- Sq. Mtr per month or part thereof, upto stacking level of 5Ts per Square Meter.
  1. Concrete Open yard space for offshore cargoes inside Port area (other than Jetty areas) is @ 195/- Sq. Mtr per month or part thereof, upto stacking level of 5Ts per Square Meter

Note: All Storage Areas being allotted to customers are to be invoiced in advance of the month.

NOTE:

  1. Fortnight means a period of fifteen days and a month means 30
  2. Allocation/allotment of areas either covered/open inside docks or outside the docks is purely based on availability and at the discretion of KSPL. The minimum chargeable period of license fee payable is 15/30 days as detailed in tariff head even when the occupation is less than a fortnight/month as applicable
  3. Any occupation of areas without valid permission in writing from KSPL is to be treated as unauthorized occupancy and is subject to penal charges as leviable by
  4. For delayed payments beyond KSPL norms, KSPL reserves the right to levy penal charges and impose penal interest for outstanding amounts.
  5. In all cases of delayed clearance of cargo, KSPL reserves the right to levy penal License fee for storage of cargoes and additional Penalty charges in additional to expenses for shifting/removal etc.

C) Lien on Cargoes/Goods:

  1. KSPL shall have lien on the goods for the recovery of rentals/any other

 

  1. KSPL reserves the right to evacuate any stacking area by giving seven days’ notice. In the event of the occupant not vacating the land after due notice, KSPL shall make arrangements confiscate/to shift the cargo to another location anywhere, at the cost and risk of the occupant.

Schedule VII – WHARFAGE / (Cargo royalty charges)

NoParticularsKDWP
UnitsINR
1Alumina in bulk1000 kgs103.00
2Asphalt in pipe line1000 kgs145.00
3Bio diesel1000 ltrs151.00
4Caustic Soda1000 ltrs88.00
5Cement & Cement Clinker1000 kgs65.00
6Chemicals in bulk discharge by pipeline1000 ltrs219.00

 

7

Chrome ore, Feldspar, Ball clay, Dolomite, Gypsum, Bentonite, Bauxite, Sulphur, Limestone, Soda Ash, Manganese ore,

Magnetite , Laterite, Quartz

 

 

1000 kgs

 

85.00

8Stone Boulders, Stone Aggregate, Sand1000Kgs85.00
9Coal, CP Coke, Met Coke1000 kgs89.00
10Edible oil & Glycerin1000 ltrs145.00
11Fertilizers1000 kgs80.00
12Grains, Pulses, Cereals of all kinds1000 kgs73.00
13Granite blocks1000 kgs102.00
14Liquid Ammonia1000 kgs251.00
15LPG/LNG/Ethane1000 kgs563.00
16Industrial Salt1000 kgs57.00

 

17

Pig iron, Iron ore pellets & other forms of Iron ore intermediaries, scrap

 

1000 kgs

88.00

 

18Machinery & other related partsAd Valorem0.45%
19Molasses1000 kgs158.00
20Naphtha1000 ltrs249.00
21Over Dimensional Cargo

Ad

Valorem

0.45%
22Phosphoric Acid1000 kgs251.00
23POL cargo – Crude oil, Furnace Oil, Kerosene1000 ltrs212.00

 

24

POL cargo – Motor Spirit, Diesel, Petrol, Methanol & Toluene

 

1000 ltrs

219.00
25Rock Phosphate1000 kgs80.00
26Steel & Steel products1000 kgs116.00
27Sugar / Raw Sugar1000 kgs95.00
28Sulphur1000Kgs105
29Sulphuric Acid1000 kgs251.00
30Wood Pulp1000 kgs102.00
31Wood Logs1000 kgs163.00
32Wood chips1000 kgs163.00

 

33

un-enumerated goods (unit whichever is higher is applicable

1000 kgs/ 1cbm /

Ad Valorem

 

163.00/-

0.50%

NOTE:

  1. Minimum cargo Wharfage of 37,802/- will be charged for any vessel (Self-propelled or otherwise) irrespective of handling of cargo.
  2. If the liquid cargo is discharged / loaded other than the existing pipeline laid in the port, an additional 40% of the Wharfage value is charged.
  3. For usage of vegetable oil common corridor pipe lines laid at KDWP, usage charges of 77/- Kilo Liters is to be paid by agents along with Import/Export application.
  4. For all pipe lines of POL/Fertilizer raw materials laid by customers into KDWP for handling liquid cargo import/export a throughput charges of 22.00/-Kilo Liters is to be paid by agents along with Import/Export application.
  5. For port users entering port for various services as of ship chandling, supplies to vessel etc. (Port users having Export/Import cargoes procedures are not covered under this clause) will have to pay service charge of 3696/- per permission /Shipping bill/Bill of Entry to be considered during the call of vessel at KDWP i.e During the vessel’s Period of stay from Entry to Clearance at KDWP only.
  6. Cess for Pollution control measures is charged at 5/- M. Ton of bulk cargo handled.
  7. Special Activity charges for supply of chemicals like PPD to OSVs at KDWP is 220/- per KL and part thereof.
  8. Whenever more than one unit of measurement is given, the unit more favorable to KSPL will apply.
  9. The decision of KSPL is final on the matter of classification of

Schedule VIII – Special Cargoes & Vessels

A. Special Vessels with Cargoes & Services:

Any type of special vessels/crafts as of FPSO/RIGS/Drill ships, Vessels etc. requiring services from port other than regular cargo loading/unloading and have different requirements/services are to be planned at port, for which the rates for port call will be decided by KSPL in consultation with under a separate agreement/MOU to be entered by both parties.

Schedule IX – KSPL RAILWAY USER CHARGES

  1. All rail users of KSPL are charged
  2. @ Rs2492/- per 8 wheeler wagon for Bulk/Bagged/General cargoes operating from hard surface sidings at
  3. @ 2844/- per 8 wheeler wagons for Bulk/Bagged cargo operating from Concrete siding at North of Spur-2 of KSLK, Except Bagged Fertilizer & Rice Grain cargoes.
  4. The In-motion weighbridge operation is governed by prevailing railway norms/circulars for Weighment, weight adjustment, Re-Weighment, demurrage charges, shunting engine charges, detentions etc…and costs associated are to be borne by railway users (co-users).
  5. The users are to make suitable arrangements to unloading/loading the wagons within the free time allowed by Railways. Over and above the free time, demurrage charges for detention are payable as per the Railway
  6. The users wishing to utilize the siding will have to give volumes commitment letter along with interest free deposit of 10.00 Lakhs as security deposit for the duration of the commitment offered by the party before filing ‘co-user’ application with Port & Railways.
  7. KSPL reserves the right to adjust all or any dues from the security deposit of the user concerned.
  8. KSPL will act on behalf of Railways to the extent authorized by the railways and enforce all the prevailing rules, regulations and procedures of the Indian

A. Schedule X – Registration / Entry & Other Activities at KDWP

REGISTRATION / ENTRY & OTHER ACTIVITIES AT KDWP

  1. REGISTRATION FEE FOR DIFFERENT TRADERS: –
  • Registration fee for stevedoring – 21,000/- Valid for 4 years with security deposit of Rs.42,000/- and thereafter fee of Rs. 21,000-/- for renewal for a period of 4 years in the KDWP.
  • Registration fee for undertaking steamer Agency (ASA/ ASC under SCMTR 2018) – Rs. 21,000/- for a period of 4 years with interest free security deposit of 42,000/- and thereafter fee for renewal Fee of Rs. 21,000/- and valid for 4 years.
  • Registration fee for undertaking clearing/forwarding works is of 21,000/-Period of 4 years with interest free security deposit of Rs42,000/- and thereafter fee of Rs. 21,000/- for renewal and valid for a period of 4 years.
  • Registration fee for Ship Chandlers, Ship repairing/chipping and painting, Surveyors & other Services 21000/- Period of 3 years and thereafter fee for Rs. 21000/- for renewal for a period of three Years.

(B) FEES FOR ENTRY VEHICLES INTO KDWP: –

  1. Light Motor vehicles like cars used – Passes issued at security gate by the Port users and not hired Vehicles                          free of charge on daily basis. for temporary use by the users.
  2. Hired vehicles like Taxies, Tourist cabs – Rs. 50.00/- Per vehicle/day.
  3. Vehicles for carrying cargo as of Trailers, Lorries, Dumpers
  4. Granite Trailers Less than 40` length – 100.00/- per Vehicle/day.
  5. Granite Trailers Above 40’ length – 125.00/- per Vehicle/day
  6. Trailers other than Granite Cargo – 100.00/- per Vehicle/day
  7. Lorries, Dumpers – Rs.    70.00/- per Vehicle/day
  8. For Fork lifts, Cranes, Pay loaders & any other- 100.00/- Per vehicle/day. kind of earth moving & Cargo handling Equipment
  9. Temporary pass for driver of the vehicle –  15.00/- Per day.
  10. Multi Axles Hydraulic Trailers for ODC cargo- 1,000.00/- Per Vehicle/day
  11. Auto Carts, etc. –    Rs.10.00/- per day.

NOTE: – 1) Vehicles used by the employees of KSPL are given free passes.

  • Charges are inclusive of

(C) FEES FOR PHOTOGRAPHY/ ENTRY OF PERSONNEL INTO KDWP: –

a) Entry Passes

  • Individuals: –
    1. Per Person /Day :       12.00/-
    2. Per person/week :        60.00/-
    3. Per Person/30 : Rs.  250.00/-
    4. Issue of D. Passes/Person : Rs.1500.00/-

(Valid for two years.)

Note: Charges are inclusive of GST

b) Photography

  • Photography permission charges ……       1500.00/- per day
  • Videography permission charges…….. 10,000.00/- per day

(D) WEIGHMENT CHARGES FOR USE OF WEIGH BRIDGE: –

Charges for using the weigh bridge

1

For Bulk/Bagged/General cargo charges

Unit rate of Rs.4.50 Mt +GST

To     be     paid      in advance

2

For smaller vehicles – Fixed

charges

Flat rate of

Rs. 60/-

To     be     paid      in

advance

3

For Tractor/trailer – Other than

Cargo vehicles – Fixed charges

Flat rate of

Rs. 80/-

To     be     paid      in

advance

NOTE:

  • Charges are inclusive of taxes except item (1)
  • Customer has option to make Weighment charges in advance at
    1. Main gate b) Operations department & c) Accounts
  • For those Customer who intend to avail monthly billing procedure needs to submit Weighment charges in advance to accounts dept. and copy of receipt to be submitted at operations department for availing

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ANNEXURE – I

 PERFORMANCE NORMS

 

S.NO

 

CARGO

PERFORMANCE NORMS IN MTS FOR 24 HOURS

PERFORMANCE NORMS        IN      MTS

/HOUR

1

Ammonia

10,080

420

2

Alumina by Conveyor

5,000

208

3

Alumina bagging under Hopper

1,800

75

 

 

4

Ammonium Sulphate

a) Caprolactam             (bulk)       under Hopper

  

5000

208

B) Granular(bulk) by conveyor/ bulk

8000

333

5

Asphalt by pipeline

2500

105

6

Bentonite, Ball clay

3,000

125

7

Bentonite in Bags/Jumbo bags

1,800

75

8

Bauxite

10,000

417

9

Cement Clinker

7,000

292

10

Coal/ pet Coke

12,000

500

11

Chemicals –in Pipe line

7,200

300

12

CP Coke bagging under Hopper

1,800

75

13

Diesel

12,000

500

 

14

Edible Oil

  

a)  Edible oil- In pipe line

4,800

200

b)  Edible oil -In trucks

1800

75

15

Feldspar, Dolomite, Laterite, Stone Aggregate

3,000

125

16

Furnace oil

10,800

450

17

Granites

4,000

166

18

Gypsum

5,000

208

 

19

Iron ore

  

a)  Cargo 40,000Mts & More

20,000

834

b)  Cargo less than 40,000Mts

15,000

625

20

Industrial salt

8,000

334

21

Lime stone

5,000

208

22

Maize in Bulk

5000

208

 

23

Molasses

  

a) Molasses by Pipe line

3,600

150

b)  Molasses by Trucks

1,800

75

24

Methanol, Toluene

7,200

300

25

Manganese Ore

4,000

166

26

Magnesite

4,000

166

27

Naphtha

8,400

350

28

Fertilizers other than Urea

8,000

334

29

Phosphoric Acid

15,600

650

30

Pig Iron/Iron ore

10,000

417

31

Quartz

5,000

208

 

32

Rice

  

a)  Rice in Bags

2,500

105

b)  Rice in Bulk

2,500

105

33

Soda Ash bagging under Hopper

1,800

75

 

34

Sugar (Bagged)

1,800

75

 

35

Raw Sugar (Bulk)

  

a)  Raw Sugar (Bulk) – Imports

6,000

250

b)  Raw Sugar (Bulk)- Exports

4500

187

36

Rock phosphate

8,000

334

37

Stone Boulders

3,000

125

38

Steel Coils / Slabs

1,500

62.5

39

Sulphuric Acid

10,800

450

40

Sunflower pellets

5,000

208

41

Sulphur

5,000

208

42

Urea

6,000

250

43

Wood Pulp

2,000

83

44

Wood Chips

3,500

146

45

Wood Logs

2,000

84

46

Yellow Peas, Chick peas, Lentils

5,000

208

 Note: Performance time to commence 2 hours after berthing of vessel.

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