Development of R&D Infrastructure and Areas at Kielce Technology Park
The investment project entitled “Development of R&D Infrastructure and Areas at Kielce Technology Park” involved the expansion of Kielce Technology Park. As a result of the project, additional modern infrastructure was created for entrepreneurs wishing to operate in the capital of the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship.
1.
Expansion of Zone 1 - Establishment of the Kielce Technology Park's Technology Incubator Complex
Comprehensive modernisation of the WSU building for the establishment of the Technology Incubator Complex
Construction of a car park for the KPT Technology Incubator Complex
Establishment of a coworking space at KPT
2.
Expansion of Zone 2 - Development of R&D Infrastructure and Areas of the Technology Centre
Construction of a production and warehouse hall with R&D facilities and staff amenities
Construction of industrial halls with R&D facilities, office and staff infrastructure, and accompanying infrastructure
Adaptation of the mezzanine level of the Technology Centre production hall, including subdivision into separate rooms
Establishment of the LabDesign Rapid Prototyping Centre
Establishment of a Fashion Design Competence and Creativity Centre
Establishment of a CNC Competence Centre
3.
Expansion of the Shared Area of Zones 1 and 2 of Kielce Technology Park
Construction of a production and warehouse hall with R&D facilities and staff amenities
Construction of industrial halls with R&D facilities, office and staff infrastructure, and accompanying infrastructure
Adaptation of the mezzanine level of the Technology Centre production hall, including subdivision into separate rooms
Establishment of the LabDesign Rapid Prototyping Centre
Establishment of a Fashion Design Competence and Creativity Centre
Establishment of a CNC Competence Centre
The project is fully complementary and integrated, in terms of both function and purpose, into the socio-economic system of the region. It represents a continuation of Kielce Technology Park’s activities and complements previous investment initiatives undertaken by both the public and private sectors in the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship.
The long-term impact of Kielce Technology Park will include the development of modern infrastructure designed for companies operating in advanced technology sectors and for potential investors. Their presence in Kielce, the capital of the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, is expected to contribute to the economic revitalisation of the region.
An important element of the project’s long-term impact will also be the internationalisation of businesses operating within the expanded infrastructure. This will contribute to increasing the economic attractiveness of the region and stimulating the economic activity of its residents.
