SuperCom has been awarded a $1.8 million contract for electronic monitoring in Norway, marking a significant milestone in the Nordic region, enhancing public safety.

SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB) announced a new county-level electronic monitoring contract in New York, its 6th new EM contract in the state since mid-2024. The deal fully replaces the county’s incumbent provider of more than four years and shifts the relationship from a third-party service provider to a direct agreement with SuperCom.The county selected SuperCom after a multi-week field evaluation of its PureSecurity Suite and cited platform performance and customer support feedback. SuperCom will deploy its PureOne solution under a recurring revenue model based on daily active units, with deployment expected by September 2026. According to the company, it has secured over 40 new U.S. contracts and over 20 national projects in Europe since mid-2024, while maintaining a 100% New York opportunity conversion rate and a 100% submitted RFP win rate in Europe in 2026.

SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB) reported new orders exceeding $3.0 million from a European country's Ministry of Justice, an existing government customer. The orders are for SuperCom's Domestic Violence Monitoring devices, part of its PureSecurity electronic monitoring suite. Delivery of the ordered systems and devices is expected to be completed by the end of 2026, supporting the customer's National Electronic Monitoring Project and extending an ongoing partnership in public safety and offender monitoring programs.

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Investing.com -- SuperCom Ltd (NASDAQ:SPCB) stock rose 1.8% after the e-Government and IoT security solutions provider announced a new electronic monitoring contract with an established service provider in Tennessee. The agreement marks SuperCom’s entry into its 11th new U.S. state since mid-2024, continuing the company’s expansion across the North American public safety market. Under the contract, SuperCom will deploy its PureSecurity electronic monitoring technology, including its Pure One solution and PureShield system for domestic violence monitoring. The Tennessee-based provider selected SuperCom after evaluating multiple technology providers, citing advantages in tracking precision, system reliability, and mobile integration capabilities. The contract follows a recurring revenue model with monthly billing based on daily unit usage. "This latest win is yet another example of agencies across the U.S. choosing to upgrade from legacy systems to our advanced electronic monitoring technology," said Ordan Trabelsi, President and CEO of SuperCom. According to the company, this deployment adds to SuperCom’s growing U.S. presence, where it has secured 10 new service provider agreements and over 20 new direct contracts in less than a year. The company also highlighted its recent global wins for domestic violence programs and national projects in more than 15 countries. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.

SuperCom has secured a new electronic monitoring contract in Kentucky, marking its fourth agreement in the state, showcasing a robust growth strategy.

SuperCom has successfully secured a contract to provide electronic monitoring services in Missouri, marking a significant expansion in its US operations and showcasing the growing demand for its innovative solutions.

SuperCom has successfully secured a new contract with a Utah sheriff's agency, enhancing its presence in the state and demonstrating its innovative technology.

SuperCom has secured another electronic monitoring contract in Virginia, demonstrating significant growth in its presence across the U.S. market for safety technology.

SuperCom has secured a new electronic monitoring contract in Alabama, enhancing its foothold in the state. This success reflects the company's strong reputation and customer satisfaction.