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Three in a Row: BiotrackTHC Awarded NY State Seed-to-Sale Tracking Contract

By Rob Meagher

CBE Press has learned that BioTrackTHC has been awarded the exclusive contract to run New York State’s Seed-to-Sale Tracking system, which includes both the government system and the licensed enterprises in state, and is the first contract in the industry that requires the licensees to use the state’s tracking software solution.

In the three (3) previously state awarded contracts — Colorado (Franwell), and Washington and New Mexico (BioTrack THC) — state licensed producers, processors and retailers have been allowed to choose the software provider that tracks their products and uploads to the state contracted system.

According to the New York State Contract Reporter’s May 22 release, BioTrack bested Agrisoft Development Group, Franwell, Leaf Logix Technology and MJ Freeway. The purpose of the state’s Request for Proposal (RFP) is to seek a contractor to provide a cloud-hosted Seed-to-Sale Tracking Software System for New York State’s Medical Marijuana Program. This system will be utilized by organizations registered with the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) to cultivate, manufacture,
distribute and dispense medical marijuana in New York State, as well as provide NYSDOH the ability to access the data of each registered organization.

BioTrack THC is on a roll, winning the last three awarded state contracts as it continues to grow its market share nationally in a race to establish the largest installed base of licensee users with MJ Freeway and other software vendors in the hotly contested seed-to-sale and point of sale software solution space in the cannabis industry.

New York state’s highly restricted medical program will issue licenses to five winners that can grow and sell medical marijuana via as many as four dispensaries each, for a grand total of 20 statewide. The program does not allow for smoking the plant, but, it does allows the sale of oils, edibles, and vapor forms of the drug.

It also limits the amount of qualifying conditions for doctor prescription to HIV/AIDS, Lou Gehrig’s disease, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s disease, epilepsy, some spinal cord injuries, and multiple sclerosis.

Rob Meagher

Rob Meagher

Rob Meagher, CBE’s Founder, President and Editor-in-Chief is a 30 year veteran of the media world. His career has spanned from stints representing the Washington Post, USA Weekend, Reader’s Digest, Financial World & Corporate Finance to the technology world where he worked at International Data Group and Ziff Davis where he was part of the launch team for The Web Magazine, Yahoo Internet Life, Smart Business and Expedia Travels before starting his own marketing and Publisher’s Representative Firm. He also ran all print and online media sales and marketing for the Society for Human Resource Management before partnering with Forbes and then Fortune to create Special Sections covering a variety of topics. Rob, who started CBE Press in 2014, can be contacted at [email protected].

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