Allied Universal Electronic Monitoring Earns £160 Million U.K. Ministry of Justice Contract
Allied Universal Electronic Monitoring (AUEM) has won a six-year, £160 million contract to supply next generation electronic monitoring technology to the U.K. government’s Ministry of Justice. As part of the contract, AUEM will deliver its latest monitoring technologies and systems for GPS and radio frequency tracking. It will further include solutions for alcohol monitoring (transdermal and breath) and non-fitted monitoring devices.
In the United Kingdom, approximately 15,000 individuals were required to wear a monitoring device in 2022. This number is expected to significantly increase by 2025. Allied Universal Electronic Monitoring is a global provider of electronic monitoring. The business formed in August 2022 following the company’s acquisition of Attenti Group.
David Byrne, president of AUEM, said, “We are delighted that, following a competitive procurement process, we have been chosen as sole supplier on this major U.K. contract. This will enable us to bring our very latest monitoring technologies and systems to electronic monitoring in the U.K. and to significantly enhance the capabilities and benefits available to all stakeholders involved in the program. The new multi-year contract confirms our position as the global market leader in monitoring technologies with national program wins this year in the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Belgium, Uruguay and Hungary.”
For more information, visit: aus.com.
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