The construction progress of the new Rogachevsky Bridge across the Moskva Channel in Dmitrov has exceeded 60%. This was confirmed by Andrei Vorobyov, Governor of the Moscow Region, during his visit to the Natsproektstroy site.
"Sooner or later, everything ages and requires attention, including bridges. There are hundreds of them in the Moscow Region, and we must timely build new ones to avoid paralyzing city life. The residents looking forward to having the Rogachevsky Bridge here. Work began in 2025, and the builders promise to deliver it in the first half of 2027," said Andrei Vorobyov.
The governor was informed on the progress by Oleg Zimirev, Director of the DiM Mostootryad-90 branch. The span structure is being erected by the suspension method from both banks, with builders planning to join the steel sections by the end of August. Approaches to the bridge are under construction, and utilities including power supply, communications, water supply, and sewerage are being relocated. Currently, 223 employees and 49 construction vehicles are deployed on site.
The old bridge, built in 1936 and rebuilt in 1942, is now closed to traffic, forcing vehicles to take a detour of over 20 km. The opening of the new bridge will reduce travel time by 20–25 minutes.