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From the first foundation piles installed for the Opel factory in Gliwice, through record-breaking diaphragm walls in Warsaw, to some of Poland\u2019s largest infrastructure projects, Soletanche Polska is celebrating 30 years in business. Held on 29 October 2026 at the Norblin Factory in Warsaw under the theme \u201cWHAT LIES BENEATH MATTERS\u201d, the anniversary event provided an opportunity to reflect on three decades of experience, discuss the future of cities and present the company\u2019s strategic development priorities for the years ahead.<\/p>\n

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Over the past 30 years, Poland has undergone a remarkable infrastructure transformation. Thousands of kilometres of new roads have been built, railway lines modernised, metro networks, ports and airports expanded, and modern office buildings, public facilities and entire new urban districts have emerged across the country. Yet much of this transformation began in a place that remains largely invisible in everyday life \u2013 beneath the ground.<\/p>\n

This is where Soletanche Polska has been operating since 1996, specialising in the design and execution of advanced geotechnical and foundation works.<\/p>\n

The anniversary celebration brought together clients, investors, general contractors, business partners, representatives of academia and industry organisations, journalists and company employees. The event took place at the Norblin Factory, one of Warsaw\u2019s most recognisable urban regeneration projects, whose foundations were constructed by Soletanche Polska. The company was therefore celebrating its 30th anniversary quite literally on its own foundations.<\/p>\n<\/div>

From Gliwice to Poland\u2019s Largest Infrastructure Projects<\/h2><\/div>
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The history of Soletanche Polska began in 1996. One of its first projects involved installing CFA piles for the construction of the Opel factory in Gliwice. Another important milestone came in 2002, when the company carried out geotechnical works for the Z\u0142ote Tarasy development in Warsaw \u2013 a project whose scale and complexity presented new challenges for the growing organisation.<\/p>\n

In the years that followed, Soletanche Polska contributed to projects that permanently transformed Poland\u2019s urban landscape and infrastructure. These included the S2 and S79 expressways in Warsaw, the Museum of the Second World War in Gda\u0144sk, the Trocka, Br\u00f3dno and Karolin stations on Warsaw Metro Line 2, the redevelopment of Warszawa Zachodnia railway station, and the expansion of the T5 terminal at Baltic Hub in the Port of Gda\u0144sk.<\/p>\n

As the scale of these projects increased, so did the company\u2019s technological expertise, enabling it to take on increasingly demanding geotechnical challenges.<\/p>\n

One example is the record-breaking depths of diaphragm walls constructed in Warsaw:<\/p>\n