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The Hawaii Department of Health's Office of Health Care Assurance has selected BioTrackTHC as the winner apparent for its state contract for tracking the production, transportation and sale of medical marijuana.
"The development of a healthy and successful medical cannabis program is a top priority for Hawaii, and we are extremely proud to have been chosen to be a critical part of it," said Patrick Vo, CEO, BioTrackTHC. "The islands of Hawaii are truly unique and we very much look forward to applying our expertise in solving the cannabis traceability challenges unique to Hawaii."
BioTrackTHC's government software solution will provide the Hawaii Department of Health real-time visibility into the seed-to-sale tracking data of every licensed medical marijuana dispensary in the state, including plant and inventory quantities, production activity, laboratory testing results, transportation activity, and dispensing activity.
This marks the fifth cannabis-related government contract won by the company. BioTrackTHC's seed-to-sale Traceability System for government agencies is currently being utilized by the states of Washington, New Mexico, and Illinois, and is in the process of implementation by New York. The company's Enterprise System for businesses is used in more than 1,500 medical and recreational cannabis facilities in 23 states, Washington D.C., Canada, Jamaica and South America. These technologies enable government agencies and businesses to track every plant and every fraction-of-a-gram of cannabis throughout the production lifecycle–cultivation, harvest and cure, quality assurance testing, transportation, destruction, and sale–bringing transparency, accountability, and meaningful insights to cannabis operations.
The Hawaii Department of Health's Office of Health Care Assurance issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) in November of last year and posted a Notice of Award naming BioTrackTHC on December 28, 2015.
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Full Article: Hawaii Department Of Health Selects BioTrackTHC For Its Seed-To-Sale Tracking
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"The development of a healthy and successful medical cannabis program is a top priority for Hawaii, and we are extremely proud to have been chosen to be a critical part of it," said Patrick Vo, CEO, BioTrackTHC. "The islands of Hawaii are truly unique and we very much look forward to applying our expertise in solving the cannabis traceability challenges unique to Hawaii."
BioTrackTHC's government software solution will provide the Hawaii Department of Health real-time visibility into the seed-to-sale tracking data of every licensed medical marijuana dispensary in the state, including plant and inventory quantities, production activity, laboratory testing results, transportation activity, and dispensing activity.
This marks the fifth cannabis-related government contract won by the company. BioTrackTHC's seed-to-sale Traceability System for government agencies is currently being utilized by the states of Washington, New Mexico, and Illinois, and is in the process of implementation by New York. The company's Enterprise System for businesses is used in more than 1,500 medical and recreational cannabis facilities in 23 states, Washington D.C., Canada, Jamaica and South America. These technologies enable government agencies and businesses to track every plant and every fraction-of-a-gram of cannabis throughout the production lifecycle–cultivation, harvest and cure, quality assurance testing, transportation, destruction, and sale–bringing transparency, accountability, and meaningful insights to cannabis operations.
The Hawaii Department of Health's Office of Health Care Assurance issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) in November of last year and posted a Notice of Award naming BioTrackTHC on December 28, 2015.
News Moderator: Robert Celt 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Hawaii Department Of Health Selects BioTrackTHC For Its Seed-To-Sale Tracking
Author: Staff
Contact: PR Newswire
Photo Credit: Shutterstock
Website: PR Newswire
