The Park provides a hassle -free environment through a range of infrastructure. Business and administrative support services. A customer relation's team works in close consonance with the resident companies to ensure that all requirements are met in real time. The operations and maintenance of the Park are certified by ISO 9001: 2000

The Park has been operational for the last seven and a half years and currently has 84,000 sft of wet lab space in Innovation Corridor 1, Phases I, II & III. This includes a 3,200 sq ft Life Sciences Incubator with fully furnished dedicated lab space, shared equipment and an assistance programme that is expected to benefit innovative start-up companies and scientist entrepreneurs. Five companies are establishing their own R&D facilities in 35 acres of land given to them on long lease.

There have been 29 resident companies in the Park so far, of which 10 have graduated and currently there are 19 small to mid-size companies in the Park working in various areas of pharmaceuticals, chemistry and biotech. 65% of these companies are into technology/product development while the rest are engaged in contract research.

As part of its innovation strategy, IKP has launched the ICICI Centre for Technologies in Public Health (ICTPH) in December 2006 to augment research commercialization efforts in the area of public health technologies.

IKP plans to launch the ICICI Centre for Advancement in Agricultural Practice (ICAAP) in 2007 to provide a platform for facilitating knowledge and experience sharing between the various agri-stakeholders including agricultural scientists, farmers, agro-industries, agri-financing institutions, policy makers and planners. The objective of ICAAP is to improve agri-practices and impact agricultural productivity levels through knowledge sharing by acting as a bridge between knowledge available at the research laboratories and actual farming practices.

IKP along with NASSCOM is setting up a seed fund for startup companies to address the lack of seed money and angel investors in India.