In a statement published on 4 November 2026, the Warsaw Metropolitan Police (KSP) announced the handover of a co-financing contract for the thermal modernization of the Mostowski Palace. The ceremony took place at the headquarters of the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management. The project 'Thermal Modernization of the Mostowski Palace' is being implemented under the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 programme, known as FEnIKS 2021-2027.
KSP stated that the project value is PLN 98,281,261.29, and that co-financing from the FEnIKS 2021-2027 programme will amount to PLN 83,539,072.09, representing 85 percent of the project value. The ceremony was attended by Józef Matysiak, Deputy Chairman of the Board, and Deputy Commander of the Warsaw Metropolitan Police, Inspector Robert Frąckowiak.
Scope of works
The project includes insulation of external and foundation walls, ground slabs, ceilings over unheated rooms, driveways, roofs and roof ceilings. It also plans the replacement of window joinery, roof windows, glass façades, external doors and gates.
The project envisages the modernization of the central heating installation, the use of Renewable Energy Sources and the replacement of the electrical lighting installation. The scope of works also includes restoration of the façades, waterproofing of foundation walls, modernization of the façade lighting installation, sewage installation and telecommunication installations.
The KSP Support Funds Team under the leadership of Commissioner Adam Gomez Escudero is responsible for securing the co-financing and implementing the project. The target groups of the project are employees of the Warsaw Metropolitan Police and residents of the Warsaw agglomeration.
KSP informs that potential irregularities or financial abuse can be reported via the email address and electronic form indicated in the announcement.