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- The company Polaqua from Piaseczno will build a 7.5-kilometer section of the new road for more than PLN 234 million.
- The project is part of the Government’s Program to build National Roads up to 2030
- The new Poręba and Zawiercie bypass is an important element of the DK78 upgrade, it will improve safety and road traffic flow in the area.
The project is an extension of the work that started in March 2022. The new section of the bypass will start at the Kromołów junction, which is part of the first phase of construction, and will end at the roundabout road in Żerkowice, integrating with the Kroczyce bypass structure. The implementation of the second part of the Poręba and Zawiercie bypass is part of the Government Program for the construction of National Roads until 2030.
Construction of the second part of the Poręba and Zawiercie bypassSource: GDDKiA
Work is already underway on the first section
January 12 this year the Silesian Voivode issued a decision that allowed work to begin on a new section of DK78. Construction work on the first section of the Poręba and Zawiercie bypass is nearing completion. The contractor has completed most of the earthworks and associated infrastructure and asphalt work. Bridge and protection work for animal migration is nearing completion, and work progress is estimated at over 80%.
The project received financial support from the Infrastructure and Environment Action Program 2014-2020 and the European Fund Program for Infrastructure, Climate, Environment 2021-2027. Money for its implementation also comes from the National Road Fund.
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The Poręba and Zawiercie bypass will be a GP class road
The new bypass will be a double road of the highest technical class, GP, with lanes 3.5 m wide and shoulders 1.5 m, adjusted to a load of 11.5 tons per axle.
Preparatory work began in 2008, and key stages, such as the selection of the tender and the signing of the contract, took place in 2023-2024. Construction is expected to be completed in March 2028. The new bypass is an important element of the DK78 upgrade, which will allow you to bypass urban areas and increase the safety and flow of road traffic in the area.
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What are the key responsibilities of your role at Polaqua in the construction of the Poręba and Zawiercie bypass?
1. To start, could you please introduce yourself and your role in the company Polaqua that will be constructing the 7.5-kilometer section of the new road for more than PLN 234 million?
2. What inspired or motivated you to take on this significant project of building the Poręba and Zawiercie bypass, which is part of the Government’s Program to build National Roads up to 2030?
3. How do you foresee the impact of this new road on the local economy and communities? Do you anticipate any challenges or opportunities during the construction process?
4. How have the latest technological advancements in road construction impacted the approach for the Poręba and Zawiercie bypass project, and what innovative solutions will be implemented to improve safety, traffic flow, and sustainability?
5. The Poręba and Zawiercie bypass will be an essential part of upgrading the DK78 route. How do you plan on coordinating with other contractors working on the same project, and what steps have been taken to ensure seamless integration among different sections of the highway?
6. In your opinion, what are the most significant benefits of the Poręba and Zawiercie bypass for commuters and commercial vehicles, and how will it improve overall transportation efficiency in the region?
7. could you share with us any insights into future projects or developments related to the Government’s Program to build National Roads up to 2030 that Polaqua might be involved in?
