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Welsh steel firm helping to rebuild bridge in Ukraine destroyed in the war

Pro-Steel has won a contract to provide steel girders for the new bridge

Pro Steel.

A Welsh engineering company is playing a vital role in Ukraine’s reconstruction efforts after winning a £1.1m contract to manufacture steel girders for a new bridge near Kyiv after the original structure was destroyed following the invasion by Russia.

Pontypool-based Pro Steel Engineering secured the contract from ONUR Group following a competitive tender process lasting more than two years, which saw it beating off competition from across the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ to deliver 200 tonnes of steel girders that will be installed next year.

The deal, which is being underwritten with º£½ÇÊÓÆµ Export Finance, marks a significant milestone for the company. The contract will create two new jobs at the business which currently employs 35 people and has annual revenues of £17m

Pro Steel had to meet demanding Ukrainian welding standards to secure the contract, showcasing the technical excellence and adaptability that has become the hallmark of the business since its foundation in 2012.

The steel girders will be manufactured at its facility before being transported to Ukraine for installation in the new year, helping to restore a vital transport link for local communities.

Pro Steel has been supported by the Business Wales Accelerated Growth Programme (AGP), which provides targeted support for ambitious growing firms.

Richard Selby, managing director of Pro Steel Engineering, said:“Winning this contract is a source of immense pride for our entire team. To know that our work will contribute to rebuilding critical infrastructure in Ukraine and help communities reconnect is deeply meaningful to all of us.

“The tender process was lengthy and technically challenging, particularly given the exacting Ukrainian welding standards we had to meet, but it has demonstrated that Welsh engineering can compete and win on the global stage.