SuperCom Ltd. has secured its third electronic monitoring contract in North Carolina, marking another deployment for the company in the state. This latest agreement represents a follow-on deployment after an initial PureOne rollout announced in December, with the contract structured around recurring revenue tied to active daily monitoring units. The contract comes after SuperCom was included earlier in 2025 in a statewide procurement vehicle awarded by the North Carolina Sheriff's Association. This framework allows all counties in North Carolina to access SuperCom's electronic monitoring solutions through streamlined procurement processes.
The company's PureSecurity platform is designed to support a range of community supervision and domestic violence prevention programs, providing law enforcement agencies with tools for monitoring individuals in alternative sentencing and pretrial release programs. SuperCom has been expanding its U.S. electronic monitoring activities over the past year, as detailed in their corporate announcements here. The company's growing presence in North Carolina represents a strategic foothold in the U.S. market for electronic monitoring solutions. This expansion comes as many jurisdictions seek alternatives to incarceration and more efficient methods for supervising individuals in community-based programs.
The company also recently gained exposure to investors at the January Sidoti Micro-Cap Virtual Investor Conference, where it presented its business strategy and growth opportunities. As a global provider of secured e-Government, IoT, and cybersecurity solutions, SuperCom positions its electronic monitoring technology as part of a broader portfolio of security and tracking solutions for government agencies. Investors can access the latest news and updates relating to SPCB through the company's newsroom here. The recurring revenue model associated with active monitoring units provides predictable income streams for the company, while the expansion into additional North Carolina jurisdictions demonstrates growing acceptance of their technology among law enforcement agencies. This contract win represents continued momentum for SuperCom's U.S. expansion strategy in the electronic monitoring sector.
