Current Tenders & Competitions

The project focuses on constructing critical power supply infrastructure for the "Port Polska" investment in Poland. This extensive undertaking includes the development of several key components: RPZ (110 kV/15 kV) substation buildings, a GPO-C (110 kV/15 kV) station building, generator station buildings, and 110 kV cable lines designed to connect the Port Polska investment to the national power grid. The overall scope is meticulously divided into seven distinct tasks, all of which will be executed under a single comprehensive contract. These tasks encompass civil works and essential design efforts for connections to both PGE and PSE stations, alongside the establishment of multiple Rozdzielczy Punkt Zasilający (RPZ) substations—specifically RPZ-1, RPZ-2, RPZ-3, and RPZ-4—each integrated with SCADA systems, as well as the GPO-C station. The investment is strategically located within Poland's Mazowieckie Voivodeship, spanning the Grodzisk, Żyrardów, and Sochaczew counties, and encompassing the Baranów, Wiskitki, and Teresin communes. Centralny Port Komunikacyjny anticipates securing co-financing for parts of the project from European Union funds and various third-party financial entities.