Watertight security system at London Stadium



Linkedin
Twitter

London Stadium completes security upgrade Image: London Stadium

The London Stadium (UK) has completed work to upgrade its access control systems, to improve safety and security at the venue, with over 200 existing locations replaced by Synectics Security during the installation. Work was completed on time with minimal disruption to day-to-day activities, as the stadium welcomed back visitors to a variety of events across the Summer and Autumn of 2021.

The ‘London Stadium’ stated that the new system will integrate seamlessly with the state-of-the-art stadium CCTV technology, allowing for automated coverage when any access point is opened. In addition, Synectics Security’s solution offers advantages for visitor and parking management with features such as automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) for vehicle access and detection.

The 80,000-capacity London Stadium is a multipurpose outdoor stadium at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in the Stratford district of London (UK). It is located in the Lower Lea Valley, 6 miles East of Central London.

The ‘London Stadium’ further stated that the improvements will ensure the venue exceeds the highest security standards, across the full calendar of events, from Premier League football to international world-class athletics, concerts, and Major League Baseball (MLB). Operations at the venue will benefit from the enhancements, with additional safety coverage for any visitors from the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, which surrounds the stadium.

Graham Gilmore, CEO, London Stadium, stated, “This important upgrade to the security credentials is part of an ongoing commitment to keeping everyone safe and secure when they visit London Stadium. Operating a multievent venue requires flexible technologies that not only meet our requirements now, but also in the future. We are pleased to have achieved that with this install.”

After an open tender process, Synectics Security, a leader in the design, integration and support of advanced electronic security and surveillance systems, clearly demonstrated their capability to deliver a fully integrated access control solution with Synectics’ Synergy command and control platform, which meets the stadium’s security needs both now and in the future. The award of this contract further increases Synectics Security’s footprint at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Iain Stringer, Managing Director, Synectics Security, commented, “We are delighted that London Stadium have chosen our integrated access control solution, alongside our design, program management and installation capabilities, to upgrade security at such a high-profile sporting venue. Our ability to provide a tailored access control solution, integrating seamlessly with the stadium’s state-of-the-art Synergy command and control platform provides the perfect foundation to ensure the stadium can deliver on their commitment to keep all visitors safe and secure.”

Continue to follow Coliseum for latest updates on venues business news. Coliseum is dedicated towards building the best global community of sports and entertainment venue executives and professionals creating better and more profitable venues.

Become a member of the only Global Sports Venue Alliance and connect with stadiums, arenas and experts from around the world. Apply for membership at coliseum-online.com/alliance and make use of the 365Coliseum Business.

Watch 250 member-exclusive videos with valuable tips for your venue



« Previous News:
» Next News:


Advertisement Coliseum GSVA News Banner - MatSing
Advertisement Coliseum Summit news banner - NEXO

More News

Bears release plans for stadium project in Chicago

Bears unveil Chicago lakefront venue plans

Published: April 25th, 2024

During a public presentation on April 24th at their home ground – the Soldier Field in... » Read more

Co-op Live partners with Xtract One

Xtract One security might for Co-op Live

Published: April 25th, 2024

Xtract One Technologies, a leading technology-driven threat detection and security solution that... » Read more

BDP Pattern design approved for new Brighton and Hove fanzone

BDP Pattern out-of-the-‘box’ BOXPARKs design

Published: April 25th, 2024

BDP Pattern’s (the sports and entertainment division of BDP, a global architecture and... » Read more

Ryan Gedney at Coliseum US 2023

HNTB ‘district-minded’ design strategy

Published: April 25th, 2024

Ryan Gedney strongly believes that every small space of a venue can add value and observed that in... » Read more


Receive global sports venue NEWS twice a week in your inbox