Allotment of land in an industrial estate is the allocation process overseen by relevant authorities for designating specific plots to businesses. This procedure involves evaluating business requirements, land availability, and adhering to zoning regulations. The allotment facilitates organized industrial development, supports economic growth, and creates a conducive environment for various industries to operate efficiently while contributing to regional development goals. This process is guided by the BSCIC Act, 2023, which provides the legal framework ensuring compliance with statutory requirements and facilitating sustainable industrial growth.
Issuing Authority
Name : Bangladesh Small & Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC)
Address : 137-138, Motijheel C/A, Dhaka - 1000
Email: info@bscic.gov.bd
Website : www.bscic.gov.bd
Required list of all documents
- Application Form [Original]
- Trade License [Original copy Duly attested by First-Class gazette officer]
- Passport size photographs [Two copies; attested by a First-Class gazette officer]
- Project profile [Original]
- Building layout plan [Draft; prepared by RAJUK engineer]
- Machinery layout plan
- Bank solvency Certificate [Original]
- Reasonable project implementation schedule [If required]
- Offer Letter/ Consent letter from financial institution [In case of credit financing]
- Quotation of machinery [If new/ renewal]
- Nationality ID of entrepreneur [Original copy Duly attested by First-Class gazette officer]
- Product description
step by step all process
Step 1 Application form collection & submission: The applicant obtains the prescribed Application Form from the Cash Section of BSCIC, simultaneously prepares a feasibility study and project proposal as per BSCIC guidelines, and submits the completed Application Form along with the feasibility study and all required documents to BSCIC.
Step 2 Document Scrutiny and Review by BSCIC Committees: The scrutiny committee of BSCIC checks and verifies the submitted documents, including the feasibility study, to ensure compliance with stipulated requirements. Following scrutiny, the Land Allotment Committee (LAC) reviews the application. The Land Allotment Committee (LAC) deliberates on the application based on the submitted documents and feasibility study, and makes a decision regarding the allotment.
Step 3 Issuance of Sanction Letter and Payment Deposit: Upon approval by the LAC Committee, the Member Secretary of BSCIC issues the sanction letter. Simultaneously, the applicant deposits the required payment into the designated BSCIC account as per the terms outlined in the sanction letter.
Step 4 Collect Sanction Letter: Finally, the applicant collects the sanction letter from BSCIC.
Free schedule:
Application Form: Cost of Land
BDT 1,000.00 Depends
Official time limit:
1-2 months
Actual time limit: