Budimex has completed the construction of the over 4-kilometre Przecław and Warzymice bypass. Commissioned 7 months ahead of schedule, the investment is of great importance for local traffic – a new, two-lane expressway will relieve the daily traffic jams that form in this area. The section that has just been commissioned will not only improve local traffic, but will also significantly reduce the travel time from Szczecin to the Tri-City. The cost of the investment is PLN 89.5 million.
The 4.2 km long section of the road constructed by Budimex starts from the Hakena roundabout in Szczecin and, bypassing Warzymice and Przecław, from the west, connects with DK 13 at a temporary roundabout near Smętowice. The road has two lanes with a width of 3.5 m each and is divided by a 5 m wide lane.
As part of the investment, the general contractor, apart from the roadway, constructed several engineering structures (including viaducts, passages for small animals and culverts) and a new rainwater drainage system, along with three retention reservoirs. Drainage ditches, telecommunications, electricity and gas networks were also rebuilt. The “Przecław” junction was built .
“We are extremely pleased with the exceptionally quick completion of this investment, especially since we had many sapper interventions in connection with the discovery of ammunition and shells from World War II. The greatest satisfaction, however, is that this section, important for the residents of Szczecin, but also for the entire voivodeship, will improve road traffic – says Artur Popko, President of the Management Board of Budimex SA.
Budimex has been one of the largest general contractors of roads and motorways in Poland for years. Only recently, the company has commissioned a nearly 2-kilometer bypass of Smolajny. This one, the first of 100 bypasses planned by GDDKiA for 2020-2030, was also commissioned ahead of schedule.
Another recently commissioned bypass important for local traffic is running in a mountainous area, at an altitude of approx. 500 m above sea level, a road that allows you to bypass the second largest city in the province. Lower Silesia. Due to the terrain through which it runs – the picturesque Wałbrzyskie Mountains – the media quickly hailed it as one of the most beautiful bypasses in Poland.
Recently, Budimex has completed several important investments in the province of Szczecin. West Pomerania. One of them is the construction of the building of the Polish Theatre, sunk in the Oder escarpment. More information about this spectacular project here: https://media.budimex.pl/pr/817796/budimex-zakonczyl-rozbudowe-teatru-polskiego-w-szczecinie
In July this year. 9 new stations for electric vehicles have been put into use by the residents of Szczecin. More information here: https://media.budimex.pl/pr/816522/budimex-mobility-wspiera-elektromobilnosc-w-szczecinie
These are not all the investments carried out by Budimex in the province of West Pomerania. At the end of this year, the bridge over the Reglica River – one of the largest infrastructure investments in this region – will be put into operation. More information about this project here: https://media.budimex.pl/pr/814349/nasuwanie-mostu-nad-regalica-w-szczecinie
The construction of the Przecław and Warzymice bypass was carried out by the DBI team, Western Branch, Region 1, under the leadership of Maciej Kańkowski – Contract Director and Łukasz Janowski – Regional Director.
