SuperCom Secures New Contract in Tennessee, Expanding U.S. Presence into 11th New U.S. State in Less Than a Year

Core Insights - SuperCom has secured a new electronic monitoring contract in Tennessee, marking its entry into the 11th U.S. state since mid-2024, highlighting the company's rapid expansion in the North American public safety market [1][4] - The Tennessee provider has transitioned existing GPS programs to SuperCom's PureSecurity platform and will also launch domestic violence programs, showcasing the advantages of SuperCom's EM solutions [2][3] - The contract follows a recurring revenue model, billed monthly based on total daily units, which is common for electronic monitoring programs in the U.S. [3] Company Expansion - SuperCom has entered 11 new U.S. states and secured 10 new service provider agreements along with over 20 new direct contracts in less than a year [4] - The company aims to enhance public safety and improve efficiency through its advanced electronic monitoring technology, as more agencies upgrade from legacy systems [4] Technology and Solutions - SuperCom's Pure One and PureShield solutions will be implemented under the new agreement, supporting both current operations and future program expansion [3] - The company's proprietary platform and proven deployment capabilities are key factors in attracting government agencies and service providers globally [4][5]