Port Polska plans €12.5bn procurement wave
Karel Novak
Published: August 19, 2026 at 10:00 AM
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Port Polska plans 87 investment procurement procedures worth more than PLN 54 billion (approximately €12.5 billion) in 2026. Rail contracts will include further Warsaw–Łódź HSR sections, signalling systems and infrastructure beneath the new airport.
Port Polska is accelerating procurement for its airport and High-Speed Rail programme, with contracts worth more than PLN 54 billion (approximately €12.5 billion) planned for 2026.
By the end of July, Centralny Port Komunikacyjny had launched 29 procedures worth more than PLN 14 billion (approximately €3.25 billion). A further 58 worth over PLN 40 billion (approximately €9.27 billion) are expected before year-end.
More HSR contracts coming to market
Procurement is already under way for the first sections of the Warsaw–Łódź High-Speed Rail line, including the Kotowice–Airport and Airport–Bolimów sections.
Further HSR construction contracts and a major procurement for railway signalling systems are planned before the end of 2026. Some of the largest procedures will individually exceed PLN 5 billion (approximately €1.16 billion).
Competitive dialogue is also under way for the railway tunnel and underground station beneath the future airport, which will connect the airport with high-speed, regional and long-distance rail services.
The airport, underground station and first Warsaw–Łódź HSR section are scheduled to open in 2032.
Further procurements worth more than PLN 24 billion (approximately €5.56 billion) are planned for 2027 and PLN 17 billion (approximately €3.94 billion) for 2028, including additional sections of the High-Speed Rail network.
