SuperCom Ltd. (SPCB) announced that it has secured a third electronic‑monitoring contract in North Carolina, adding to its growing presence in the state. The new agreement will deploy the company’s PureOne all‑in‑one GPS monitoring solution to support the state’s community supervision operations.
The contract builds on SuperCom’s momentum in North Carolina, following an initial PureOne rollout with a local service provider announced in December 2025 and a statewide procurement vehicle awarded earlier in 2025 by the North Carolina Sheriff’s Association. The new deal is structured as a recurring‑revenue model based on active daily units, providing a predictable income stream as the state expands its electronic‑monitoring program.
SuperCom’s CEO, Ordan Trabelsi, said the win underscores the company’s ability to deliver fast, reliable program launches and highlights growing recognition of PureOne’s technology. The third contract signals that the state’s agencies are increasingly comfortable with SuperCom’s platform, which offers tamper‑detection, geo‑fencing, and real‑time compliance data in a single device.
The new agreement expands SuperCom’s footprint across North Carolina, creating additional entry points for adoption across counties and service providers statewide. It also reinforces the company’s strategy of rapid, scalable deployments in U.S. markets, positioning SuperCom to capture further contracts as other states look to modernize their electronic‑monitoring programs.
Analysts note that SuperCom’s recurring‑revenue model and expanding U.S. presence support the company’s recent profitability gains, including a 60.8% gross margin and positive net income in Q3 2025. The North Carolina win adds to a series of contracts that have helped the company double its EBITDA in the past year.
The contract’s value and duration were not disclosed, but the recurring‑revenue structure suggests a long‑term partnership that will contribute to SuperCom’s growth trajectory and reinforce its competitive position in the electronic‑monitoring market.
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