The agreement shifts the agency toward SuperCom’s recurring revenue model, with deployment and officer training scheduled for the coming months. The PureOne system, an all-in-one tracking bracelet, offers continuous indoor and outdoor monitoring, tamper detection, and dynamic geo-fencing. According to CEO Ordan Trabelsi, the agency opted for the switch after testing the hardware’s reliability and data quality within its own operational environment.

This Indiana contract continues a period of rapid growth for the firm, which has now secured over 20 national project wins across Europe alongside its U.S. expansion. By displacing an existing vendor, SuperCom aims to leverage the platform's versatility to manage diverse correctional requirements through a single interface. The company, which has provided identity and security solutions since 1988, continues to target government and public safety sectors for further integration of its PureSecurity suite.