Ural federal district
Identification
Best identified as the Rosrezerv district network for the Ural Federal District rather than one single installation. Rosrezerv is the federal body responsible for the state material reserve, and a 2010 federal act listed twelve Ural-district subordinate FGKU combines: Bolshevichka, Borets, Gorny, Granit, Komsomolets, Nasha marka, Novator, Rodina, Samotsvet, Skala, Sputnik, and Uralsky. An EGRUL-based registry entry places the district management office in Yekaterinburg, ul. Kominterna 18a. ([archive.government.ru](https://archive.government.ru/power/82/?utm_source=openai))
Footprint
Open sources publicly place several facilities from this roster inside the user-supplied footprint: Uralsky in p. Kumysnoye, Troitsky district, Chelyabinsk oblast; Rodina in p. Lesnoy, Kunashak district, Chelyabinsk oblast; Samotsvet in Chelyabinsk; Granit in Krasnouralsk, Sverdlovsk oblast; Komsomolets in Krasny Oktyabr, Kargapolsky district, Kurgan oblast; and Sputnik at Brestskaya 1 in Tyumen. Publicly available material does not fully verify every supplied placemark coordinate, so this record is best treated as a district-level Rosrezerv network with only partially confirmed point locations. ([base.garant.ru](https://base.garant.ru/65897687/?utm_source=openai))
Infrastructure
Uralsky has publicly documented petroleum-storage infrastructure: a 2015 industrial-safety record identifies an RVS-5000 tank for oil products at the site, and court records show the combine supplying heat to residential, production, and administrative buildings in Kumysnoye. Granit has a publicly referenced GSm warehouse and underwent reconstruction of non-public railway sidings in Krasnouralsk, consistent with rail-served fuel or bulk reserve handling. Samotsvet's registered activity is storage of frozen or chilled cargo, indicating that the district network mixes fuel-storage and cold-chain reserve functions. ([eo.nadzor-info.ru](https://eo.nadzor-info.ru/expertise/1570904?utm_source=openai))
Security/status
Security controls appear stringent at some sites. A 2017 court ruling described Uralsky as a regime object under a special secrecy regime, and a 2025 cassation summary involving Granit references compensation for work with state-secret information in that combine's labor arrangements. Current Rosrezerv procurement norms, updated to 15 October 2025, still include Rodina and list items such as medical kits for collective shelters and tarpaulins for cleaning oil tanks, indicating continuing civil-defense and hazardous-material maintenance requirements. By contrast, EGRUL-based secondary sources say the Tyumen Sputnik legal entity was liquidated on 16 December 2021, and 2024-2025 local reporting discussed sale of a former Rosrezerv base at Brestskaya 1; that point should therefore be treated as historical unless newer official confirmation appears. ([base.garant.ru](https://base.garant.ru/41906559/?utm_source=openai))