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Equipment and transportation base
Duna Polska Fleet
To support both internal projects and external services, Duna Polska maintains an extensive equipment and transportation fleet. Every year, our machinery park grows with the addition of new, technologically advanced units, further optimizing the costs of construction works. All machines and trucks are equipped with devices for monitoring operational parameters and telemetry systems.
We build our fleet using proven solutions from leading global manufacturers
Our equipment base includes
- Earthworks Equipment
- Bridgeworks Equipment
- Ground Stabilization Equipment
- Specialized Units: slipform paving machines, tower cranes, bituminous works equipment
- Machinery with Advanced 3D Control Systems: enhancing and expediting precise tasks
Key components of our fleet:
bulldozers with 3D systems
earthworks rollers
bituminous works equipment
wheeled excavators (14-20T)
telescopic handlers
light equipment and power tools
crawler excavators (20-30T) with 3D systems
backhoe loaders
containers
wheel loaders
truck-mounted cranes
vehicle scales
graders with 3D systems
long-distance transportation vehicles
temporary bridges
slipform paving machines
dump trucks
formwork, scaffolding, and specialized systems
tower and mobile cranes
semi-trucks with trailers
ground stabilization machines
S7 Szczepanowice – Widoma
S7 Szczepanowice – Widoma
S19 Niedrzwica – Kraśnik
Niemodlin bypass
Discover our comprehensive projects
Explore the latest road construction projects being carried out by Duna Polska. Discover the innovative solutions we are currently working on and see how we bring our ideas to life.
See selected projects
S7 Szczepanowice – Widoma
This contract involves the design and construction of the S7 expressway section (from the second Szczepanowice junction to the Widoma junction).
Niemodlin bypass
Other areas of activity
Discover our areas of operation and see how Duna Polska is shaping the future! Explore how our innovative solutions are transforming the world around us.
