POLAND Skanska to build Poznań children’s ward
Public buildingsschedule 14 July 2020
The paediatric ward should be ready in 2022
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Skanska has been awarded a PLN 26 mln gross contract by the K. Marcinkowski Medical University in Poznań for the construction of a new wing of the Karol Jonscher Clinic. The paediatric ward should be ready in 2022.
This is Skanska’s latest contract with the university, having already completed, among others, a medical simulation centre and student halls on ul. Rokietnickiej.
I am glad that we will be able to provide better conditions for hospitalisation, diagnostics and therapy for sick children, their parents and the entire medical teamPaweł Machnicki, the director of general construction for the Poznań-Wrocław area at Skanska
Skanska is to enter the construction site within 14 days of the sign
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