SuperCom Secures New Contract with Georgia-Based Electronic Monitoring Provider
SuperCom has signed a new contract with a Georgia-based electronic monitoring service provider, fully displacing the incumbent. The agreement is the company's 18th new service provider contract since mid-2024.
TEL AVIV, Israel – July 9, 2026 – SuperCom, a global provider of secure solutions, announced it has secured a new contract with a large Georgia-based electronic monitoring (EM) service provider, effectively replacing the incumbent provider of over 15 years. This deal signifies a significant expansion within the company's U.S. market operations.
The Georgia-based provider, which has over 25 years of experience in the private probation sector and community supervision programs, selected SuperCom's PureOne technology following several weeks of live demonstrations. The provider supports individuals through pretrial services, bond supervision, basic probation, electronic monitoring, and alternative sentencing options, utilizing an established network across the state.
SuperCom's PureOne GPS solution was reportedly chosen for its tracking precision, secure communication capabilities, battery performance, and a discreet, lightweight device design with a user-friendly interface. The provider is scheduled to begin deploying the PureOne GPS units in August 2026.
Ordan Trabelsi, President and CEO of SuperCom, stated that the contract represents a notable step for the company's presence in Georgia. He indicated that the initial deployment is expected to be more than double the size of any prior U.S. EM service provider deployment since mid-2024. This contract marks SuperCom's 18th new service provider partnership since mid-2024, reflecting growing market recognition for its technology. The company anticipates further wins and expansion in both the U.S. and Europe.