Ostrovsky, Alexander Vladimirovich (civil engineer)

In 1973 he graduated from the Moscow Civil Engineering Institute. V.V. Kuybysheva majoring in "hydraulic engineering" ("hydraulic engineer-builder"). He worked in Mostotrest -18 Bridge Detachment , where he rose from the post of foreman, construction superintendent , senior superintendent, head of the production and technical department, deputy production director to the chief engineer ^[1] . Since the early 1970s, he participated in many large Soviet infrastructure projects ^[2] .

From 2007 to January 2015, he worked as Deputy General Director - Production Director at the Russian construction company Mostotrest . His largest Russian projects ^[2] :

• The automobile bridge across the Oka bypassing Murom is the first and only three-pylon cable-stayed bridge in Russia (length - 1.4 km, width - 15 m, pylon height - 85 m). Winner of the competition " Rosavtodor " in the nomination "The most beautiful bridge";
• The doubler of Kurortny Prospekt in Sochi is the most complex and large-scale object of Sochi's transport infrastructure (16 km long, six pairs of two-lane tunnels, five overpasses, a bridge, overpass, three interchanges);
• The first commissioned section of the highway M11 Moscow - St. Petersburg (bypassing the Vyshny Volochyok ). The length is more than 72 km, four lanes, 40 overpasses, 14 bridges, two interchanges.
• Businovskaya interchange in Moscow is the first five-level interchange in Russia (seven overpasses , 12 exits of the road section).

A. Ostrovsky was also responsible for the creation of a number of transport infrastructure facilities for the Olympic Sochi (including the Stadium and Adler Ring interchanges) ^[3] .

On February 6, 2015, he headed the SGM-Most company (a subsidiary of Stroygazmontazh) for the construction of the Crimean bridge that connects Crimea to mainland Russia ^[2] .

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  The opening of traffic on the first section of the Moscow-St. Petersburg highway on September 23, 2014

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  Murom bridge over the Oka River

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  Interchange "Adler Ring", Sochi

• Honored Builder of the Russian Federation (December 24, 2014 - “for his contribution to the preparation and holding of the XXII Olympic and XI Paralympic Winter Games 2014 in Sochi ”) ^[4]

• Alexandra Galaktionova, Anatoly Temkin. Rotenberg appointed the person responsible for the construction of the Kerch Bridge (Neopr.) . RosBusinessConsulting (03/26/2015). Date of treatment May 11, 2015.
• About those who can build // All about the world of construction, No. 2009/12 - 2010/01.