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70 years of the Amurskyi Bridge capital restoration
December 2025 marks 70 years since the completion of the capital restoration of the Amurskyi (now Staryi) Bridge in Dnipro — the reconstruction performed by Mostobud's predecessor organisation.
Mostobud turns 80
In August 2025 the company will celebrate 80 years since the founding of the Specialised Bridge Construction Department of the Dnipro Basin (1945).
Completion of arch structures installation under the Metro Bridge
In 2025 Kyiv completed the key stage of anti-emergency works on the Metro Bridge — installation of supporting arch structures into design position.
Bridge construction and infrastructure — leading positions of the industry in 2025
In 2025 bridge construction and infrastructure restoration retain leading positions in Ukraine's construction industry despite the war.
Ukraine plans to complete 1,000 km of highways in 2025
Ukraine's Ministry of Infrastructure announced plans to complete construction of 1,000 km of new highways in 2025.
Restoration Agency completes 34 engineering structures in 2024
In 2024 the Agency for Reconstruction of Infrastructure of Ukraine completed 34 engineering structures across the country — including 20 bridges and overpasses damaged by war.
Mostobud ranked top-3 infrastructure contractors of 2024 by Forbes
Forbes Ukraine in December 2024 included Mostobud in the top-3 largest infrastructure construction contractors of 2024.
Podilskyi Bridge in Kyiv opened to all road traffic
On 1 December 2024 the Podilskyi Bridge in Kyiv was opened for free traffic by all vehicles — after more than 30 years of construction.
Anti-emergency works begin on Kyiv's Metro Bridge
In August 2024, anti-emergency works began on Kyiv's Metro Bridge across the Dnipro — driving 160 piles into the riverbed and installing supporting arch structures.
Amurskyi Bridge in Dnipro officially renamed Staryi Bridge
On 26 July 2024, by order of the head of Dnipropetrovsk OMA, the Amurskyi Bridge in Dnipro was officially renamed Staryi (Old) Bridge as part of the decommunisation of toponyms.
2 billion hryvnia tender for Metro Bridge repair
In May 2024 «Kyivavtodor» announced a tender for the Metro Bridge repair in Kyiv worth more than 2 billion hryvnia. In July, Turkish company Onur was declared the winner.
Six bridges in Kyiv oblast prepared for restoration with UK government support
In 2024, Kyiv oblast began preparing for the restoration of six bridges with financial support from the UK government.
Two more bridges damaged by Russian aggression repaired in Kyiv oblast
On 9 January 2024 the Restoration Agency announced completion of repair on two more bridges in Kyiv oblast, damaged during the full-scale invasion.
Restoration Agency opens traffic on 4 restored bridges
In 2023 the Agency for Reconstruction of Infrastructure of Ukraine completed rebuilding and opened traffic on 4 bridges in Zhytomyr, Kyiv, and Chernihiv oblasts.
Yevhen Paton Bridge: 70 years
On 5 November 2023 it was 70 years since the opening of the Yevhen Paton Bridge in Kyiv — the world's first all-welded bridge.
Podilskyi Bridge in Kyiv — partial opening
In 2023 Kyiv's Podilsko-Voskresenskyi Bridge was partially opened to special transport, emergency services, and bus route #111. The first «real» traffic after 30+ years of construction.
First Restoration Agency works on bridges in liberated territories
In 2022 the Agency for Reconstruction of Infrastructure of Ukraine began the demolition and temporary restoration of destroyed bridge crossings in the liberated territories of Kyiv and Chernihiv oblasts.
Ukrainian bridge engineers: rebuilding infrastructure under wartime conditions
With the full-scale war, Ukrainian bridge engineers shifted to the pace of wartime infrastructure rebuilding — work critically important for the country's logistics.
Two-way traffic opens on the Zaporizhzhia cable-stayed bridge
From 30 March 2022, two-way traffic was opened on the Zaporizhzhia cable-stayed bridge — after more than two years of one-way operation.
Cable-stayed bridge in Zaporizhzhia opened on Unity Day
On 22 January 2022, on Ukraine's Unity Day, President Volodymyr Zelensky ceremonially opened the first stage of the cable-stayed bridge in Zaporizhzhia — Ukraine's tallest bridge.
Zaporizhzhia: all cables of the cable-stayed bridge installed
In 2021 the installation of all cables on the cable-stayed bridge across the Dnipro in Zaporizhzhia was completed. The main pylon stands 165 m tall.
Over 40% of Ukraine's road network renewed in 2 years
In 2021 the President of Ukraine announced that in two years of «Big Construction», more than 40% of the country's core road network had been renewed or built.
Bridge over Hadzhibei Estuary opened on the Kyiv–Odesa highway
On 28 April 2021, after capital repairs, the bridge over the Hadzhibei Estuary on the M-05 Kyiv–Odesa highway — Odesa region's most notorious long-construction site — was opened.
Zaporizhzhia: traffic opened across the Old Dnipro
On 24 December 2020, the first lane of the bridge across the Old Dnipro River in Zaporizhzhia was opened for working traffic — part of the highway Mostobud has been building since 2004.
Record pace of road construction in Ukraine
In 2020 Ukraine showed the highest rate of road construction since independence — thousands of kilometres of highways were renewed and built under «Big Construction».
National Bridge Restoration Programme launched
In April 2020 Ukraine launched the National Bridge Restoration Programme as part of the «Big Construction» initiative. 258 sites were repaired in the first year.
Commissioning of the bridge over the Bystrytsia Solotvynska in Ivano-Frankivsk
In 2019 Ivano-Frankivsk completed construction of a 322-metre composite steel-reinforced-concrete bridge over the Bystrytsia Solotvynska River (Stage III of the interchange).
Rusanivka Metro Bridge capital repair completed
In 2019 Kyiv's Rusanivka Metro Bridge capital repair, begun in 2018, was completed.
KMDA approves capital-repair project for Kyiv's Metro Bridge
In 2019 the Kyiv City State Administration approved the capital-repair project for the Metro Bridge across the Dnipro.
Capital repair of the Rusanivka Metro Bridge begins
In 2018, capital repairs of the Rusanivka Metro Bridge began in Kyiv. Metal elements were replaced, load-bearing structures, footpaths, and lighting were renewed.
Kyiv City Council renames Moskovskyi Bridge to Pivnichnyi
On 22 February 2018, the Kyiv City Council, with 82 votes in favour, renamed the Moskovskyi Bridge in the capital to Pivnichnyi — restoring its original design name.
Ukravtodor reform: decentralisation of highways
On 1 January 2018, Ukraine's road-management reform took effect. 123,000 km of highways were transferred to oblast and local authorities together with funding.
Paton Bridge: 60 years of flawless service
In 2013 the world's first all-welded bridge — the Yevhen Paton Bridge in Kyiv — passed the milestone of 60 years in service.
60 years of the all-welded bridge engineering school
Six decades of the all-welded bridge engineering school — a legacy of cooperation between the Paton Electric Welding Institute and Mostobud's builders.
60 years of the Park Pedestrian Bridge
In 2017 the Park Pedestrian Bridge in Kyiv — one of Ukraine's most beautiful pedestrian suspension bridges — celebrated its 60th anniversary.
50 years of the Dnipro City Bridge
In 2016 the Central (formerly Dnipro City) Bridge across the Dnipro River in Dnipro marked its 50th anniversary.
Preparation of the Metro Bridge capital-repair project
In the mid-2010s, surveys of the Metro Bridge in Kyiv began alongside preparation of design documentation for a future capital repair.
50 years of the Metro Bridge across the Dnipro in Kyiv
In 2015 the Metro Bridge in Kyiv marked 50 years since completion — a reinforced-concrete arch-cantilever structure built by Mostobud in 1965.
Public discussion launched on renaming the Moskovskyi Bridge
In 2015 the Kyiv City State Administration launched a public discussion on possible new names for the Moskovskyi Bridge in Kyiv.
80 years of Mostobud
In August 2015, the company marked 70 years since the founding of the Specialised Bridge Construction Department of the Dnipro Basin (1945).