en.Wedoany.com Reported - SuperCom (NASDAQ: SPCB) announced that it has completed the contract signing with the Norwegian Correctional Service and officially launched the national electronic monitoring (EM) project. The total value of the project is estimated between $1.8 million (reflecting the previously announced baseline) and the customer's disclosed budget of $6.1 million. Under the contract terms, SuperCom will deploy approximately 1,000 PureOne GPS tracking units and PureCom home confinement monitoring units, with potential future expansion to facility tracking and new products such as PureTrack GPS.

SuperCom is a global provider of secure solutions for e-government, IoT, and cybersecurity sectors. This contract was awarded through a government-led competitive tender, where SuperCom won with the highest technical score and the highest overall score, replacing an incumbent supplier that had served for over 20 years. The signing of this contract solidifies SuperCom's position as a national-level government contractor, with operations already actively deployed in Nordic regions including Finland, Denmark, Iceland, and Sweden. SuperCom President and CEO Ordan Trabelsi stated that completing the footprint across all five Nordic countries represents a significant strategic milestone, reflecting the company's ability to consistently outperform long-standing incumbent suppliers in highly competitive national procurements.

Trabelsi added that the project launch builds on the company's international momentum, having won over 20 national projects in Europe in recent years and secured more than 40 new contracts in the United States since mid-2024. The established European business footprint, regional scale, operational leverage, and shared resources continue to improve the efficiency of new project deployments and contribute to the company's recent record profitability, with EBITDA reaching $10.3 million over the past 12 months.

Since 1988, SuperCom has provided security, identification, and safety solutions to governments and organizations, with products covering e-government platforms, RFID, and mobile technologies, applied in areas such as healthcare, safety and security, and electronic monitoring.

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