On 15 April 2026, Budimex, its general contractor, began the above-ground stage of the construction of the modern Regional Branch of the Regional Ambulance Station in Pyrzyce, which was symbolically celebrated by laying the foundation stone. The investment is part of a larger project involving three locations in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, which will significantly strengthen the emergency medical system in the region.
In Pyrzyce, on April 15, 2026, the ceremony of laying the foundation stone for the construction of a branch of the Voivodeship Ambulance Station took place. The event was attended by, among m.in, the Governor of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Adam Rudawski, the Marshal of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Olgierd Geblewicz, the Mayor of Pyrzyce, Marzena Podzińska, the Director of WSPR in Szczecin, Dorota Łabinowicz, as well as representatives of Budimex SA, including the Director of the Region, Jarosław Maślanka, and the Contract Manager, Wojciech Chojnacki.
The investment in Pyrzyce is part of a project involving the construction of three new branches of the Voivodeship Emergency Station in Szczecin – in Drawsko Pomorskie, Pyrzyce and Koszalin. The facility in Drawsko was already put into use at the beginning of this year and was built in the “build” formula. The other two are created in the “design and build” formula. The total value of the project is nearly PLN 40 million gross.
The Ambulance Station in Pyrzyce will be built as a modern, fully functional facility adapted to the needs of emergency medical teams. Ultimately, it will secure the functioning of two rescue teams. The building will include, m.in spacious garages for ambulances, rooms for their washing and decontamination, social and leisure facilities for rescuers and doctors,
as well as warehouses for medicines and medical equipment. The investment is planned to be completed in December 2026.
– The laying of the foundation stone is a symbolic moment that marks the transition from the preparatory stage to the actual implementation of the investment. Each such project is not only a building, but above all an infrastructure, and this will serve paramedics, whose working conditions will translate into the quality of services provided to residents and the region. Our goal is to create functional, durable facilities tailored to the specifics of the work of rescue services, which is why we attach particular importance to the quality of solutions and efficient coordination of the investment process,” emphasizes Jarosław Maślanka, Director of the District of Budimex SA.
At the same time, the third investment related to the contract is being implemented, i.e. the construction of a facility in Koszalin, intended for six emergency medical teams. Its completion is planned, according to the schedule, in February 2027. The new branches of WSPR in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship will provide rescuers and ambulance staff with modern working conditions, and residents – faster and more effective access to medical assistance. The investment is part of activities aimed at developing health care infrastructure and improving public safety in the region.
Budimex consistently implements investments in the healthcare sector – recently, the company has completed, m.in, the construction of the Nursing and Care Facility in Ostrołęka in Mazovia, which supports the long-term care system and increases the availability of services for patients requiring constant care.
