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Signing of the contract for the reconstruction and extension of the Central Hospital Laboratory at the University Children’s Hospital in Kraków

On 7 October 2026, we signed the contract for the reconstruction of the existing Central Hospital Laboratory building and the construction of a new extension. It is one of the largest investments in the recent history of the University Children’s Hospital in Kraków.
The kick-off meeting for the project, held on 12 October, was attended by:

  • Wojciech Cyrul, PhD, DSc, Professor at Jagiellonian University, Director of the University Children’s Hospital in Kraków, who presented the importance of the investment for the hospital and thanked those involved in the project,
  • Prof. Maciej Małecki, Vice-Rector of Jagiellonian University for Collegium Medicum, who highlighted its significance for science and the training of medical staff,
  • Karolina Bukowska-Strakova, PhD, Coordinator of the USDK laboratories, who discussed the needs and functional requirements of the new building,
  • Łukasz Kutyba, Vice President of the Management Board, Regional Director at ADAMIETZ S.A., who presented the company’s experience in delivering projects of this type.
    Scope of the investment:
  • reconstruction of the existing building and construction of a new extension on the northern side,
  • modernisation of the roof, façade, window joinery, sanitary and electrical installations, ventilation, air conditioning and emergency power supply,
  • adaptation of fire protection systems, implementation of access control and new structured cabling,
  • preparation of the premises and technical conditions for specialised diagnostic equipment and for the laboratory’s accreditation.
    The works will be carried out in stages so that the laboratory can operate without interruption. Completion of the project is planned for spring 2029.
    We thank the Client for their trust. The new laboratory will improve the quality of diagnostics and the safety of the hospital’s young patients.
    Photo: G. Truchan / USDK