ADVISORY GROUPS MEETING

ADVISORY GROUPS MEETING
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This meeting on 14th April 2021 centers around the integration of terminal capacity offers. Stay informed and connected with the latest developments by visiting www.rfc7.com or contacting coss@rfc7.com.

  • Terminal
  • Capacity
  • Advisory
  • Meeting
  • Integration

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  1. INTRODUCTION OF TERMINAL INTEGRATED CAPACITY OFFER ADVISORY GROUPS MEETING 14th April 2021 www.rfc7.com | coss@rfc7.com

  2. TERMINAL INTEGRATED CAPACITY OFFER - TICO Sector Statement Group Priority 2: New concepts for capacity offer on RFCs The revision and updating of the capacity concepts offered via the Rail Freight Corridors is aiming to provide a capacity solution for each market requirement. TICO is an official capacity product on RFC3 (Scan-Med) from Timetable 2021 allowing customers to request for terminal capacity together with pre-arranged paths (PaPs) in one step. X Applied TICO Level (see details on next slide) Further information available at: https://www.scanmedfreight.eu/scanmedrfc/services/capacity-offer/tico/ 1

  3. TERMINAL INTEGRATED CAPACITY OFFER - TICO C-OSS as facilitator of information exchange By the Beginning of July, the C-OSS forwards to the Terminals the train information on Draft TT for the trains that can be expected in Terminals with permission by the applicant. 1 C-OSS as common Post-Box Applicants can place requests for Terminal Capacity in one step, together with the PaP requests. The C-OSS acts as a common Post-Box for both requests for PaPs and for Terminal Capacity. Pre-Booking and Allocation of the Terminal Capacity is still conducted by the concerned Terminal. 2 Publication of Free Terminal Slots C-OSS publishes free Terminal Slots (no preliminary coordination with the PaP times) in the PaP Catalogue. Once an Applicant has applied for a published slot, the request for the Terminal Capacity will be forwarded to the Terminals for pre-booking and allocation. 3 Publication of Coordinated Terminal Slots and integrated offer C-OSS publishes in the PaP Catalogue Terminal Slots which were coordinated with the PaP times. Once an Applicant applied for a PaP and a coordinated Terminal Slot, the C-OSS decides which Terminal Slot is to be pre-booked to which applicant. Final Allocation of the Terminal Capacity is still conducted by the concerned Terminal. 4 Further information available at: https://www.scanmedfreight.eu/scanmedrfc/services/capacity-offer/tico/ 2

  4. TERMINAL INTEGRATED CAPACITY OFFER - TICO More integrated approach (interfaces between IM, RU and Terminal systems TSI readiness) Use TICO not only for annual Timetable requests (RC-request, ad-hoc request) Extension of Product to other Terminals and Corridors RFC 5 plans to join TICO in 2021 (two interested terminals already) RFC 7 ? Further information available at: https://www.scanmedfreight.eu/scanmedrfc/services/capacity-offer/tico/ 3

  5. THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND SUPPORT! www.rfc7.com | coss@rfc7.com

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