SuperCom says it won third Utah electronic monitoring contract
SuperCom said a Utah sheriff's agency selected its electronic monitoring system after a trial and a referral from another county customer, replacing a longtime incumbent provider.
SuperCom said on Aug. 26, 2026, that it won a new county-level electronic monitoring contract with a Utah sheriff's agency, replacing a provider that had served the county for more than a decade.
The company said the deal is its third electronic monitoring contract in Utah. It said the agency chose SuperCom after a recommendation from an existing SuperCom customer in another county and after a trial of the company's technology.
According to the company's release, the contract extends SuperCom's footprint in Utah and displaces an incumbent vendor. SuperCom said the agreement is structured as recurring revenue based on daily active units, a model the company said ties payment to the number of monitored people using the equipment.
In the release, SuperCom said it will deploy its PureSecurity Suite for the agency's community supervision program. The company said the system will replace the incumbent's equipment with GPS-based electronic monitoring technology. SuperCom described the platform as providing location tracking, configurable alerts, anti-tamper protections and centralized monitoring tools.
SuperCom also said the Utah contract follows two earlier wins in the state. The company said its initial Utah contract was secured through a competitive process in April 2025, and that a second direct sheriff's agency contract followed in October 2025 and also displaced an incumbent provider.
Chief Executive Ordan Trabelsi said the referral from one public safety agency to another was the strongest endorsement of the platform. He said the new customer's trial and the referral were central to the selection and to replacing the incumbent.
Trabelsi also said Utah shows how the company has built a foothold in individual states. SuperCom said it has won more than 45 new U.S. electronic monitoring contracts since mid-2024.
The company added that its trailing 12-month EBITDA was about $11.7 million through the second quarter of 2026 and said it had a strong balance sheet. The release also said SuperCom has operated since 1988 and offers identity, safety and security solutions worldwide.
The release did not detail any further next steps beyond the rollout of the new contract and deployment of SuperCom's monitoring platform.
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