Civil engineering construction in Poland 2026

• A detailed analysis of the civil engineering construction market and its subsegments from both a nationwide and regional, voivodeship-level perspective. The report combines data included in the reports “Construction Sector in Poland 2025” and “Construction Sector in Poland 2025 – Regional Analysis”
• Lists of ongoing and planned investments in each segment of the civil engineering construction market, including a broad range of detailed information
• The size and structure of the civil engineering construction market
• The most important trends and key factors determining the current situation and development prospects of each segment of the civil engineering construction market
• The latest forecasts prepared in June 2025 in accordance with PMR’s methodology for forecasting the construction market, including econometric modelling, time-series analysis, investment analysis and the expert knowledge of the analyst team
• Macroeconomic forecasts for the civil engineering sector environment, including GDP growth and its components, unemployment, interest rates, wages and demographic trends
• A database of approximately 1,000 of the largest civil engineering investments carried out in Poland, provided in XLS format
• Information on the largest construction companies in Poland involved in civil engineering projects

• Market value and structure: The current value of the civil engineering construction market in Poland and the shares of its main segments: water and wastewater infrastructure, road construction, railway construction, industrial construction and energy construction.
• Forecasts to 2031: What are the development forecasts for the civil engineering construction market and its individual segments through 2030
• Regional differences: A comparison of voivodeships in terms of investment activity, market position and growth potential.
• Trends, opportunities and risks: The key factors influencing the development of individual segments of the civil engineering construction market.
• Ongoing and planned investments: An overview of the most important civil engineering projects in Poland, including their locations and scale.
• Infrastructure financing: The financing structure of infrastructure investments, including EU funds, public funding and private capital.
• Market leaders: The leading construction companies delivering civil engineering projects in Poland.

The report is an essential tool for all organisations planning growth or investments, as well as those analysing trends in the Polish civil engineering construction market

• Executives and managers of general construction companies and companies specialising in civil engineering
• Infrastructure investors and developers
• Design companies and engineering consultancies
• Suppliers of construction materials and technologies
• Contractors and subcontractors operating in the infrastructure sector
• Market analysts, consultants and business advisors
• Public administration bodies and local authorities responsible for investment planning
• Banks and financial institutions financing infrastructure projects