Lukoil Arena, Moscow

The Lukoil Arena (also known as Otkritie Bank Arena) is the home stadium of FC Spartak Moscow, with a seating capacity of 45,360 spectators. It is the second-largest stadium in Moscow after Luzhniki Stadium.

In 2022, Infomatika carried out a comprehensive modernization and upgrade of the stadium’s infrastructure to comply with Safety and Security (SIB) requirements.

In accordance with regulatory standards*, the stadium was equipped with an access control system for spectators ("SEACS Lenta"), adapted to meet SIB requirements. Additionally, a subsystem for data protection was installed to enhance security.

The project involved:

•         detailed engineering design;

•         simulation of threat and intruder;

•        equipping the fault-tolerant server cluster with SEACS Lenta;

•         integration with FIS;

•        supply, installation, commissioning of 50 two-pass and 24 one-pass full-height turnstiles, 10 full-height gates for handicapped people and equipping them with interactive control modules (for entrance and exit) and monitoring devices in accordance with FIS requirements;

•         supply, installation, commissioning of switching equipment;

•         SEACS LENTA enhancement with IPS (information protection subsystem).

Following the new requirements, fans, sponsors, media journalists and even athlets are allowed to access the stadium only upon presentation of a Fan Card to ensure maximum security during the game.

* Order of RF Ministry of Internal Affairs No. 1092 dated 17.11.2015

In 2025, as part of the ongoing development of the stadium's infrastructure, specialists from Infomatika equipped the entrance area of the Platinum+ restaurant, located on the arena grounds—with smart access control turnstiles.

The Platinum+ restaurant serves guests during matches and events. Due to high foot traffic, there was a need to implement a reliable and secure entry system for the venue.

To address this, the restaurant’s entrance was fitted with Flagman Light smart turnstiles — two passageways built on a three-post configuration. The project included manufacturing, installation, and a full suite of commissioning works.

The turnstiles support contactless cards, barcodes, QR codes, as well as BLE and NFC tags, ensuring convenience for all types of visitors.