SuperCom announced on November 19, 2025 that it has secured its first state‑level Department of Corrections (DOC) contract in the United States, a milestone that moves the company beyond regional and county‑level agreements into the high‑volume, multi‑year DOC market.
The Arizona DOC contract covers statewide behavioral health services and will deploy SuperCom’s GPS‑based electronic monitoring technology as part of a broader rehabilitative and supervision program. Implementation is slated to begin in January 2026. The win was achieved through a strategic partnership with an Arizona‑based service provider that displaced an incumbent vendor, positioning SuperCom’s PureSecurity platform as the preferred solution for state‑wide electronic monitoring.
This contract represents a strategic breakthrough for SuperCom. It is the first state‑level DOC agreement, a tier that offers predictable, long‑term revenue streams and higher program volumes than county contracts. The multi‑year, high‑volume nature of the Arizona deal is expected to generate recurring revenue and strengthen the company’s presence in a key U.S. market. The win also fits into SuperCom’s broader expansion strategy, which has added 12 new states and secured over 30 electronic monitoring contracts since mid‑2024.
SuperCom’s financial performance in the first nine months of 2025 underpins this expansion. The company reported a net income of $6 million and gross margins above 60 percent, with Q3 2025 revenue of $6.2 million, a gross margin of 60.8 percent, operating income of $0.64 million, and net income of $0.7 million. These results demonstrate the firm’s profitability and operational capacity to support larger state‑level programs.
CEO Ordan Trabelsi said the Arizona contract “is a meaningful achievement and an important validation of the strategy we put in motion over the past year.” He added that the company’s record net income and high gross margins provide a solid financial foundation and operational capacity to support larger state‑level programs across the country.
The electronic monitoring market is projected to reach $2.3 billion in the next three years, driven by prison overcrowding, cost‑saving measures, and recidivism reduction efforts. SuperCom’s PureSecurity platform is central to its growth strategy, and the displacement of incumbents in Arizona and other states signals the company’s competitive strength in a rapidly expanding market.
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