CPK Starts Airport Power System Tender, Sets Aug. 5 Deadline

1 articles · Updated · Aviation Week · Jul 13

Aug. 5 is the deadline for firms to apply for CPK’s tender to build the power supply system for Poland’s planned new hub airport.
CPK said the system will operate as one integrated network, drawing flexibly from the national grid, local emergency power and renewable sources to keep critical airport facilities running.
Five companies will be shortlisted for the contract, which covers electricity infrastructure for navigation systems, airfield lighting, passenger terminals and other safety-critical assets.
Located between Warsaw and Lodz, CPK is planned as Central and Eastern Europe’s largest airport and is targeted to open in 2032 as part of a wider rail-and-road megaproject.

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