Skanska will Renew Gdansk Station

The Polish Rail Administration has contracted Swedish firm Skanska for a PLN129m renovation project at Warsaw’s Gdansk railway station, including track restructuring, platform demolition/rebuilding, and the construction of an underground walkway to connect with the nearby subway and Zajaczka street.

September 15, 2009 6:01 am | Last Update: August 7, 2015 6:05 am

The Polish Rail Administration has awarded a PLN129m (approximately $45m) contract to Swedish company Skanska to renovate Gdansk railway station in Warsaw.

The project involves restructuring the track area and demolishing and rebuilding four platforms on the station. A new underground walkway to the adjoining Gdansk subway station and Zajaczka street will also be built.

Work is expected to begin in autumn and finish in 13 months.

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