A tender for designing, supplying, installing, commissioning, and servicing 92 passenger boarding bridges will be awarded between 2026 and 2027.

Six applications have been received and are currently under review. The applications were submitted by a consortium of the Polish company Sezo Invest and Singaporean ShinMaywa; FMT Sweden; Germany’s Albert Ziegler; Adelte Airport Technologies and TK Airport Solutions from Spain; and the Polish branch of the Spanish company Comsa Instalaciones y Sistemas Industriales.

Five bidders will be invited to participate in the competitive dialogue.

The selected contractor will equip the passenger terminal building with 92 passenger boarding bridges (72 as part of the base scope and 20 optional), which will facilitate movement between the terminal and aircraft, enhancing passenger safety and comfort.

The contractor will be responsible, among other tasks, for developing the detailed design, including workshop documentation. Once the designs have been agreed and approved by the company, the contractor will proceed with production, followed by the delivery, installation, and commissioning of the boarding bridges, and will also be responsible for their maintenance once the airport opens.

The tender will be awarded by the Centralny Port Komunikacyjny company, which is responsible for implementing the Port Polska investment programme

The new airport will be designed to initially serve between 34 and 44 million passengers annually