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Budimex has completed the construction of another section of the S5 expressway for the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways Division in Olsztyn.
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A part of the S6 expressway that connects Słupsk and Gdańsk consists of three implementation sections with a total length of almost 41 km: Boże Pole – Luzino, Luzino – Szemud and Szemud – Gdynia Wielki Kack. As part of the project, Budimex built the middle section, including, among other things, a dual carriageway of more than 10 km. Additionally, 10 km of access roads, local streets and exits to area service adjacent to Trasa Kaszubska (Kashubian Route) were built. Access to the S6 is provided by the Szemud junction built at the intersection with the provincial road No. 224.
As part of the contract for the reconstruction of the Warsaw West station, Budimex completed a railway viaduct located at 4+787 km on railway line No. 1. The single-span structure – 118.5 m long and 16.5 m high – weighs 1,700 tonnes and was built as a single element using incremental launching technology. The viaduct is a unique construction on a national scale; it was built as a single superstructure for two railway tracks, including a turnout. This solution had never been used before in this type of contract. The manufacturer of the construction is Mostostal Kraków.
On 14 December the Supervisory Board of Budimex appointed three new Board members, extending the current four-member board. As of 1 January 2023, the following people were appointed to perform the new functions: Anna Karyś-Sosińska, Maciej Olek and Cezary Łysenko.
Budimex has started construction work on a bridge structure in Germany near the Polish border. The tender for the demolition and construction of a new bridge in Liepe, Brandenburg, worth €5.1 million gross, was won by Poland's largest general contractor in late 2021.
Construction of the new Warszawa Zachodnia Station is over 55 per cent finished. More than 500 people and 200 machines are working on the site.
The progress of construction of the structure supporting the new bridge over the Vistula has exceeded 52 per cent. Concreting of the support structure on the river is currently underway. The supports of the new bridge in Warsaw will be ready by the end of 2022.
The Management Board of Budimex S.A., with regard to Stock Exchange Report No. 72/2022, explains that as a result of decisions of court authorities (the Voivodship Administrative Court in Warsaw), independent of the contractor and the investor,
Budimex employees executing a railway contract in Ełk helped the local community and renovated the roof of the building of a charity organisation – the Occupational Therapy Workshop at the Catholic Association of the Disabled of the Ełk Diocese. As further support, the contract will also organise a Christmas Fair at Budimex’s office.
Budimex signed a contract with the Lublin branch of the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways for the design and construction of the S17 Tomaszów Lubelski - Hrebenne section.
On Monday 28 November 2022, Slovak road authority ‘Národná diaľničná spoločnost' (NDS) and Budimex SA signed a contract for the construction of the 3.6 km long D1 Bratislava-Triblavina motorway. Preparatory work for the construction begins on 1 December 2022. This is Budimex's first investment contract in Slovakia and the fourth one in foreign markets (the other three take place in Germany).
On 28 November 2022, Baltic Hub (formerly DCT Gdańsk), the operator of the largest container terminal on the Baltic Sea, officially launched the construction of a third deep-water T3 terminal. After being completed in the second quarter of 2025, the new terminal will have a quay wall with the length of 717 metres and depth of 17.5 metres.
On Thursday, 24 November, there was a celebration of laying the cornerstone 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, and for organising concerts and other artistic events.
As part of the ‘Parent Zone. Budimex for Kids’ (pl. Strefa Rodzica, Budimex Dzieciom) programme, another space for the youngest patients has been created. A playground was renovated at the Józef Brudziński Voivodeship Children’s Hospital in Bydgoszcz, which will make recovery time more pleasant for the small patients and will speed up the recovery process.
On 24 November, the opening of the construction of the Tri-City Metropolitan Area Ring Road took place. Budimex commences earthworks on the main line of the new route. Earlier, the company performed felling, archaeological, geodetic and preparatory work. The contract, worth over PLN 581 million net, will be completed by the general contractor within 38 months of signing the contract, excluding winter periods, i.e. by March 2025.
Once again, Budimex has acquired the title of the strongest brand in the category of construction companies in the Top Brand 2022 ranking. At the same time, it took 66th place in the classification of 500 brands, being ahead of, among others, Nike, T-Mobile and Volvo. Compared to the previous year, Budimex moved up two positions in the list.
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.