Poland's ambitious Port Polska transport megaproject is preparing to launch more than €9.3 billion worth of new contracts before the end of 2026, creating significant opportunities across the construction and infrastructure sectors reports Construction Briefing. The programme includes major airport developments, cargo facilities, extensive earthworks, railway signalling systems, and further sections of the Warsaw to Łódź high-speed rail line.
With 87 procurement procedures worth an estimated €12.6 billion planned during 2026, the project represents one of Europe’s largest infrastructure programmes currently under development. Several contracts are expected to exceed €1.2 billion individually, while additional investment is already planned through 2028.
The scale of the project highlights continued investment in large civil engineering works and transport infrastructure, supporting long-term demand for equipment and machinery across the region. The new airport and first section of the high-speed railway are scheduled to open in 2032.
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