A Polish builder of football stadiums has filed a claim of € 131 million at Imtech
Imtech worked as a subcontractor in the construction of the National Stadium in Warsaw. The group now faces a million claim. Photo: Bouwman, RENE
The technical service from Gouda is accused of a breach in the construction of the National Stadium in Warsaw, as reported by several Polish media.
A spokesman for Imtech confirms request that a procedure has been brought before the Polish courts.
Sanitary
Imtech was in the run-up to the European Football Championships in Poland in 2012, a subcontractor of a consortium including the Austrian company Alpine Bau and Polish firms Hudrobudowa and PBG.
The stadium was then but just in time for there to play the opening match of the European Championship. Imtech was responsible for the plumbing and some “mechanical facilities” in the stadium. Imtech was agreed in the contract have not been fulfilled and must now pay for all repairs, say the Poles.
‘Unrealistic’
A spokesman for Imtech called the claim “unrealistic”. But well-established Polish sources say that Imtech has built few certainties. “Imtech when just a really bad contract and pay as soon as possible for the bill.”
The same Polish sources also report that Imtech still risking a claim due to alleged malpractice in the construction of a ECQ stadium in Wroclaw
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