Another construction works at the Port of Gdynia will begin soon. Among the plans is the reconstruction of the railroad and road surface along with utilities, as well as the construction of a network that will power the port cranes at the Dutch Quay. The works will be carried out by the NDI Group, with which the investor has just signed an agreement.

Work in the Dutch Quay area will take 18 months. They will begin any moment, as the contract for the task at the Port of Gdynia is already in force. Sopot-based NDI Group, for whom this is another investment being carried out in the ports, has been appointed the general contractor.

The work to be carried out includes the reconstruction of the railroad and road surface in railroad tracks No. 601, 602, 603 and 604, as well as the construction of underground utilities there. In addition, a new medium-voltage network will be built to power the port's cranes. A crossing from Francuska Street to the Dutch Quay – between bunkers No. 1 and 2 – will have to be built. This, in turn, is connected with the partial demolition and reconstruction of bunker No. 1.

Modernization of this part of the Port of Gdynia is expected to provide new opportunities for its development. The new port infrastructure will be used by mobile cranes, powered by electricity from land.

All work costs more than 32.6 million gross. The planned completion date for this investment is December 2023.