More than 100 bridges are built using Ural Steel products:

• “Red Dragon” bridge over the Irtysh river,
• Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Birdge,
• the bridge over the river Pur on the Yamal Peninsula,
• “Victory” bridge over the Nadym River,
• the bridge to Russky Island in Vladivostok,
• Bugrinsky bridge in Novosibirsk,
• Vysokogorsky bridge over the Yenisey river and other bridges.

Novotroitsk rolled products were
used for building

• stadiums for soccer World Cup,
• multi-purpose complex Moscow-City,
• facilities for the Olympic games in Sochi,
• structures of the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow,
• Okhotny Ryad Shopping Center in Moscow and other facilities.

Novotroitsk steel is in the basis of oil
and gas pipelines:

• Baltic pipeline system,
• Bovanenkovo — Ukhta,
• “South Stream”,
• Caspian Pipeline Consortium,
• East Siberia — Pacific Ocean,
• Sakhalin — Khabarovsk — Vladivostok,
• Dzhubga - Lazarevskoye - Sochi,
• Zapolyarye – Purpe – Samotlor.

Ural Steel rolled products are in demand
among leading Russian and foreign
shipbuilding companies and have been
used in the following projects:

• overhaul of Aurora cruiser,
• Diesel-electric submarine of project 636 Varsovianka,
• Multi-purpose icebreakers of Aker ARC 130 A design.