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SuperCom Secures New Monitoring Contract in Utah
SuperCom announced that it has secured a new county-level electronic monitoring contract with a Utah sheriff's agency directly following the recommendation of an existing SuperCom customer in another county and a trial of SuperCom's technology. The selection fully displaces the incumbent technology provider that had served the county for over 10 years and represents SuperCom's third electronic monitoring contract in Utah. SuperCom will deploy its PureSecurity Suite to support the agency's community supervision program, replacing the incumbent's existing equipment with SuperCom's GPS-based electronic monitoring technology. The platform provides advanced location tracking, configurable alerts, anti-tamper protections, and centralized monitoring tools designed to support effective participant supervision. The agreement follows a recurring revenue model based on daily active units. The new contract follows SuperCom's initial Utah contract, secured through a competitive process in April 2025.
SuperCom Wins County-Level Electronic Monitoring Contract in Texas
SuperCom has won a new county-level electronic monitoring contract with a juvenile probation agency in the state of Texas. The award represents SuperCom's third contract since its recent expansion in the state in December 2025 and fully displaces the county's incumbent electronic monitoring provider. Under the contract, SuperCom will deploy its proprietary PureOne GPS solution to support the agency's juvenile supervision program. SuperCom was selected following a multi-week live-unit evaluation in which its PureOne technology was tested against competing solutions.
SuperCom Reports Q2 Revenue of $8.1M
Reports Q2 revenue $8.1M vs. $7.1M last year. "We are pleased to report another record quarter for SuperCom, reaching record revenue and EBITDA levels," commented CEO Ordan Trabelsi. "These results demonstrate the increasing operating leverage in our business as we scale our recurring revenue base, expand existing programs and continue to improve the efficiency of our operations. Our electronic monitoring business has grown at a compound annual rate of approximately 30% over 4-year period ending in 2025, while our EBITDA has grown at approximately 47% over the same period, reflecting the underlying strength and scalability of our business model...Together, including more than 20 national electronic monitoring project wins across Europe and continued expansion across the U.S., reflect the durability of our technology-driven approach as we scale into new and existing markets. With record revenue and profitability, a strengthened balance sheet, a growing global pipeline and substantial opportunities to expand both within existing markets and into new ones, we believe SuperCom is better positioned than at any point in our history to scale our recurring revenue base and build on our leadership in electronic monitoring."
SuperCom Wins New Electronic Monitoring Contract in Ohio
SuperCom has won a new county-level electronic monitoring contract in the state of Ohio. This new contract is SuperCom's second in the state since mid-2024 and fully displaces the county's incumbent technology provider of more than 10 years. The contract follows a recurring revenue model based on daily active units. Training and deployment for this project is expected to begin by September.
SuperCom Wins County-Level Electronic Monitoring Contract in New York
SuperCom has won a new county-level electronic monitoring contract in the state of New York, the company announced. "The win marks SuperCom's 6th new contract in New York since mid-2024 and represents a full displacement of the county's incumbent service provider of more than four years. Under the contract, SuperCom will deploy its PureOne solution to support the county's electronic monitoring program. The contract follows a recurring revenue model based on daily active units, with deployment expected by September 2026," the company stated.
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