DP World Secures Consecutive LEAPS Honour for Rail Freight Excellence
16 May 2026
DP World has been recognised as the ‘Best Rail Freight Service Provider’ for the second consecutive year at the prestigious National Logistics Excellence Awards (LEAPS Awards). Piyush Goyal, Minister of Commerce & Industry, presented the award at a ceremony held at Vanijya Bhawan in New Delhi. This
DP World has secured the ‘Best Rail Freight Service Provider’ title for the second consecutive year at the National Logistics Excellence Awards (LEAPS) in New Delhi. Presented by Union Minister Piyush Goyal, this recognition highlights the company’s pivotal role in integrating Indian port operations with inland rail connectivity. By streamlining intermodal logistics between major hubs like Mundra and Nhava Sheva, DP World continues to enhance the efficiency of maritime supply chains, ensuring seamless cargo movement for global trade networks.
The operational efficiency recognized by the LEAPS Awards aligns with the broader mandates of the IMO’s Facilitation (FAL) Convention, which aims to minimize administrative burdens and expedite maritime traffic. Furthermore, adherence to ISPS Code requirements remains critical for port-to-rail transitions, ensuring that security protocols under SOLAS Chapter XI-2 are maintained during intermodal transfers. Compliance departments must ensure that container tracking and documentation processes remain synchronized with these international standards to avoid bottlenecks, particularly when managing hazardous goods under the IMDG Code regulations during rail transit.
This logistical advancement directly impacts the daily responsibilities of navigating officers and masters who oversee cargo stowage and port departure documentation. These professionals must ensure that intermodal transport data is accurately reflected in the ship’s manifest to prevent delays during terminal handovers. Navigating officers should familiarize themselves with the updated digital tracking systems implemented by DP World to streamline berth-to-rail operations, thereby reducing turnaround times and ensuring strict adherence to port authority scheduling requirements.
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