On 8 November, Budimex signed a contract with the Ordering Party – the No.5 Military Clinical Hospital and Polyclinic in Krakow – for the construction of a hospital building for the needs of an operating room, hospital wards, diagnostic and laboratory facilities and rehabilitation, together with the delivery of equipment.
On 07.11.2022, the first shovel went into the ground, and work began on the nine-kilometre-long bypass of Oświęcim being built by Budimex. The construction includes the construction of national road 44 – a high-speed trunk road constituting a bypass of Oświęcim connecting with the S1 Mysłowice – Bielsko-Biała expressway in the area of the Oświęcim junction.
After nine months of work, progress on the modernisation of Elk station has reached 40 per cent. On average, around 140 units of equipment and nearly 400 people work on the site every day.
Budimex has commissioned a six-kilometre-long Wałbrzych bypass. The bypass runs in the mountainous area of the Wałbrzyskie Mountains at around 500 metres above sea level and allows the city centre to be bypassed along national road No. 35 (Polish border – Wrocław). The investors are: The city of Wałbrzych and the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways Branch in Wrocław. The investment is co-financed with European Union funds.
On 26 October – one month ahead of the contractual deadline – Budimex completed and commissioned the Rumia Janowo intermodal junction in the Pomorskie Voivodeship. The investor was the city government. The opening of the junction brought together several hundred residents and the authorities of the Wejherowo Poviat, the local government of the Pomeranian Voivodeship, with Marshal Mieczysław Struk.
The Budimex Group generated an operating profit of PLN 417 million with a profitability of 6.5%, whereas in the first quarter of this year, the operating profitability reached 3.6%, and in the second and third quarters, it reached 7.4% and 7.7%, respectively.
Work on the Czechowice-Dziedzice railway station is progressing. Budimex's current work under the contract includes the construction of platform 2, the construction of four main tracks, four additional tracks and eight sidings on the north side of the station. Construction of a set of departure tracks is also underway on the east and west sides. The advancement of the overall work is already at 77%. The works are progressing according to the schedule.
Budimex signed a contract with PKP S.A. to implement the Investment: "Reconstruction of Toruń Wschodni (east) railway station." The project is to be implemented within the framework of the investment task: "Upgrading railway line no. 353 on the Toruń Główny (main station) – Toruń Wschodni section along with the station infrastructure and the construction of new railway halts in Toruń – BiT City II".
On 14 October, a contract was concluded between Budimex S.A. and the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways, Lublin Branch, for the design and construction of the S17 Piaski-Hrebenne Expressway, Section 6: Zamość Wschód junction – Zamość Południe junction with a length of approximately 12.4 km. The contract was signed by Artur Popko – President of Budimex, and Mirosław Czech – Director of GDDKiA, Branch in Lublin, in the presence of Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of State Assets – Jacek Sasin, Minister of Infrastructure – Andrzej Adamczyk and Director of GDDKiA – Tomasz Żuchowski.
On 5 October 2022, a conference on economic cooperation between Poland and Ukraine in the context of rebuilding the country after the war with Russia was held under the name Europe-Poland-Ukraine. Rebuild Together. Around 500 guests participated in the talks.
On 3 October, Pomeranian Voivode Dariusz Drelich handed over to the developer - the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways Branch in Gdańsk - the ZRiD (Permission for the implementation of a road building project), allowing the start of the Design and Build formula for the Tri-City Metropolitan Ring Road (OMT). The decision was received by Kinga Gierlach – Director of the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways in Gdańsk, in the presence of Marcin Horała – Secretary of State at the Ministry of Funds and Regional Development.
Investments for which Budimex was the general contractor won as many as seven awards in the "Construction of the Year 2021" competition, commonly known as the construction Oscars. The Polish Association of Construction Engineers and Technicians awarded the best, in terms of engineering, construction sites in Poland completed in 2021.
On 21 September, Budimex was honoured with the Award of the Year by the Federation of Polish Entrepreneurs – Sustainable Development Leader. The award was received on behalf of the company by Artur Popko – President of Budimex SA.
The traditional perch, which symbolises the construction of the highest point of the building, has been hung on the Gdynia Maritime University Offshore Centre that is under construction in Gdańsk.
Budimex has completed the construction of the Łagiewnicka Route, one of the most important investments of the city of Krakow in recent years. Under a contract worth around PLN 680 million, Poland’s largest general contractor has handed over the 3.5-kilometre-long route. Construction works started in July 2018 and lasted until June 2022.
On 19 August 2022, two months ahead of the contractual deadline, Budimex completed the Smolajny bypass on national road No. 51. The contract for this task with the Olsztyn branch of the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways was signed on 17 December 2020, and work began in April 2021. This is the first completed bypass under the government’s Programme for the Construction of 100 Bypasses for 2020–2030.
On August 10, 2022, Budimex commissioned the P1 Switching District for use as part of the contract ‘Improving railway access to the Gdynia Sea Port’. The completed works have significantly improved access to the port quays (Dutch, Swedish, Silesian and French quays), which is crucial for improving rail transport in the Port of Gdynia. The recommended deadline for completion of the contract including certifications and acceptance is 31 August 2023. The investor is PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe SA.
Work is progressing on the second stage of the construction of the waterway linking the Vistula Lagoon with the Gdańsk Bay. The contract between the investor, the Maritime Office in Gdynia, and the contractor, Budimex SA, was signed in April last year. The value of the contract is more than PLN 574 million and the completion time is 24 months.
On 9 August 2022, Budimex signed a contract with the Ziębice Commune for the construction of a sports and entertainment hall in Ziębice. The investment is to enable sports competitions in such disciplines as volleyball, basketball and handball. In addition, the hall will be used for training purposes, as well as the organisation of concerts and other artistic events.
4 August 2022. Budimex has signed a contract with the Ministry of Finance IT Centre for the expansion of the Ministry of Finance IT Centre facility in Radom. The project is intended to secure the possibility of developing and building further business services supported by IT tools, as well as further centralisation and consolidation of departmental systems.