SuperCom Wins Third New Electronic Monitoring Contract in Utah, Displacing Incumbent of More than a Decade

SuperCom 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 greatest endorsement of our platform is a recommendation of our technology from one public safety agency to another," commented Ordan Trabelsi, President and CEO of SuperCom. "Importantly, this referral shows that more successful deployments are beginning to generate their own momentum, as the performance of our technology and the quality of our support turn satisfied agencies into advocates for SuperCom.  That trust, reinforced by the new customer's own trial, was central to this selection and the displacement of a provider that had served the county for more than a decade."

"Utah provides a clear example of how we have established a strong foothold within individual states," Trabelsi continued. "Our experience there demonstrates how proven technology and disciplined execution translate into incumbent displacement, customer advocacy and lasting competitive advantage. This same customer-led approach is reflected in the more than 45 new U.S. electronic monitoring contracts we have secured since mid-2024. With this expanding footprint, our trailing twelve-month EBITDA1 of approximately $11.7 million through the second quarter of 2026 and a strong balance sheet give us the financial and operational capacity to deploy efficiently, support customers at scale and maintain a high standard of execution across the markets we serve."

The new contract follows SuperCom's initial Utah contract, secured through a competitive process in April 2025, and its second direct sheriff's agency contract in October 2025, which also displaced an incumbent provider. Together, the three contracts demonstrate how proven field performance and trusted customer relationships are establishing SuperCom as a trusted partner among public safety agencies in Utah.