New Central Polish Airport (Solidarity Transport Hub)

The New Central Polish Airport (Warsaw)/Solidarity Transport Hub Poland is a proposed airport to be developed on a site in the Baranów commune. The project has been subject of debate since 2006, with the government planning for a USD8.6 billion facility. The new airport is expected become the hub of LOT Polish Airlines.

Mar-2026. Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) signed a PLN15.4 million (EUR3.60 million) agreement with Cundall Polska for the development of design documentation for part of the Cargo Zone. The Cargo Zone will include cargo terminals, facilities of integrators offering comprehensive transport services, a public services building and a surface parking lot, with facilities expected to become operational by the end of 2031. Under the agreement, Cundall Polska will prepare complete design documentation along with technical support for two cargo terminals and a forwarding warehouse with a total area of ​​42,800sqm.

Feb-2026. Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) received six applications from bidders seeking to build the deep foundations of the passenger terminal. The base contract is valued at over PLN411 million (EUR97.37 million) and is expected to be signed in Jun-2026. The winning contractor will install over 8100 piles with a total combined length exceeding 140 kilometres. Foundation works will commence in 2H2026, with completion scheduled by the end of 2027 and final acceptance of the works expected in early 2028.

Dec-2025. Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) awarded a PLN10 million (EUR2.37 million) contract to AKE Studio and ATP Kraków for the design of a 5300 space car park. CPK announced design work is underway for airport services maintenance bases, meteorological services buildings, the environmental hazard control unit, data processing centre and airport police station.

Oct-2025.

31-Oct-2025. Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) awarded a PLN3 million (EUR704,681) contract to Projmors Ase Group for the...