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COAST TO COAST CALIBRATIONS

UEI: SLED_0A541ED3B79845CC

COAST TO COAST CALIBRATIONS is a federal contractor, registered under UEI SLED_0A541ED3B79845CC. It has been awarded $31,099 across 1 federal contract. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS. Top awarding agencies include Department of Cannabis Control.

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SLED_0A541ED3B79845CC

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Department of Cannabis Control$31.1K100%

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NAICS: 541511

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Business and Technical Analysis for System ConfigurationThe contract requires the performance of business and technical analysis to enhance system configuration, automate workflows, improve user experience, and enable seamless API integration. The work is focused on supporting the operational efficiency and technological capabilities of the California Department of Cannabis Control, with deliverables centered on optimizing internal systems through detailed analysis and implementation of technical solutions. This subcontract is open to qualified providers capable of delivering comprehensive analysis and execution in alignment with state regulatory and operational needs. The solicitation was posted on June 19, 2026, with a response deadline of April 14, 2027, providing potential contractors nearly ten months to prepare and submit proposals. The North American Industry Classification System code 541511 indicates this work falls under computer systems design and related services. While no specific set aside or organizational type restrictions are specified, the place of performance and agency details are tied to the California Department of Cannabis Control, implying that all work must align with state-level compliance and operational standards. The opportunity is accessible through the Cal eProcure portal, and all submissions must meet the stated technical and business requirements outlined in the solicitation.

California Department of Cannabis Control

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Project and Agile Management ServicesThe contract seeks qualified providers to supply certified Project Managers and Scrum Masters to lead Agile sprints, manage deliverables, and ensure full alignment with government IT standards for the California Department of Cannabis Control. These professionals will be responsible for orchestrating cross-functional teams, maintaining sprint timelines, and facilitating communication between technical and operational units to uphold compliance and efficiency in IT-driven initiatives. The work must adhere to federal and state regulatory frameworks governing public sector technology projects. This is a subcontract opportunity posted on June 19, 2026, with a response deadline of April 14, 2027. It falls under the NAICS code 541611 for Management Consulting Services and is tied to the California state agency’s efforts to modernize and streamline cannabis regulatory systems. While no set-aside or demographic preferences are specified, performance is expected to occur within California, and all personnel must demonstrate proven experience in Agile environments within government IT contexts. Interested parties should review the official posting on the Cal eProcure portal for submission requirements and procedural guidelines.

California Department of Cannabis Control

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Security and Data Protection ImplementationThe contract titled Security and Data Protection Implementation requires the contractor to establish and enforce comprehensive data protection measures aligned with EXHIBIT E and applicable California state cybersecurity policies. Key responsibilities include implementing robust access management systems to ensure only authorized personnel can interact with sensitive data, deploying end-to-end encryption for data at rest and in transit, maintaining detailed audit logs to track all system activities, and developing a resilient disaster recovery plan to ensure operational continuity in the event of a breach or outage. All controls must be designed to meet or exceed state-mandated standards and be documented to demonstrate ongoing compliance. This subcontract, posted by the California Department of Cannabis Control under NAICS code 541513, is open for response until April 14, 2027. While the solicitation number and specific point of contact are not provided, the performance location remains unspecified beyond the state of California. The contractor must be prepared to operate within the regulatory framework of California’s cybersecurity requirements and deliver solutions that are scalable, auditable, and fully integrated into the agency’s existing infrastructure. The absence of set-aside designation indicates the opportunity is open to all qualified entities regardless of size or ownership structure.

California Department of Cannabis Control

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Functional and Non-Functional Requirements DevelopmentThe contract requires the development, documentation, and validation of both functional and non-functional requirements for the CSI system, with specific focus on licensing workflows, system performance, and security criteria. The work involves defining detailed specifications that ensure the system operates effectively within regulatory frameworks, meets user expectations, and complies with stringent security standards. This includes capturing all necessary operational behaviors, performance thresholds, and risk mitigation measures to support reliable and compliant licensing processes. The solicitation is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 541512, issued by the California Department of Cannabis Control, with a response deadline of April 14, 2027. The contract is not subject to any set-aside provisions, and performance is likely to be carried out remotely or as otherwise coordinated with the state agency. All requirements must be thoroughly documented and validated to ensure alignment with the state’s regulatory objectives and technical infrastructure. Interested parties must submit proposals by the stated deadline to be considered for award.

California Department of Cannabis Control

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Cloud Infrastructure Configuration and MigrationThe contract requires the configuration of cloud infrastructure in full compliance with DGS PD 402-ITGP standards, ensuring secure, scalable, and auditable systems aligned with state requirements. It mandates the complete migration of data from the legacy CLEAR and CLS systems to the new cloud environment, with rigorous validation to maintain data integrity, availability, and compliance throughout the transition. The successful contractor must implement the SaaS platform with end-to-end security controls, incorporating encryption, access management, and monitoring to meet regulatory and operational expectations. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 518210, issued by the California Department of Cannabis Control, with a response deadline of April 14, 2027. Work is to be performed under the oversight of the California state agency, though specific performance location details are not provided. The solicitation was posted on June 19, 2026, and interested parties must submit proposals through the CalE-Procure portal via the provided link. No set-aside provisions or organizational type restrictions are specified, making it open to qualified subcontractors meeting technical and security criteria.

California Department of Cannabis Control

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Cannabis Integration System (CSI) - DCC

Solicitation # RFP 2026-001

The California Department of Cannabis Control is seeking to consolidate its two legacy Accela-based systems—the Cannabis Licensing, Enforcement, and Reporting (CLEaR) system and the Cultivation Licensing System (CLS)—into a single unified Cannabis Integration System (CSI) to streamline licensure, compliance, and enforcement activities across all cannabis sectors in the state. The CLEaR system currently manages retail, distribution, laboratory, transportation, microbusiness, event, and manufactured cannabis operations, while the CLS is dedicated exclusively to cultivation licensing and oversight. The new CSI will centralize data and operations into a cloud-based SaaS platform, enhancing operational efficiency, improving data-driven decision-making, accelerating regulatory compliance, and delivering a more cohesive customer experience for license applicants and stakeholders. The contractor will be responsible for configuring, developing, implementing, and migrating all functionality from the legacy systems under a phased approach, with deliverables including a Functional Design Document, Test Management Plan, Maintenance and Operations Plan, Disaster Recovery Plan, and comprehensive data migration outputs, all governed by strict State standards including cloud computing and data security specifications. The solicitation, issued under number 0000039409 with a response deadline of April 14, 2027, requires full compliance with state-specific administrative and technical protocols, including the submission of 19 attachments covering bidder qualifications, key personnel credentials, references, confidentiality, workers’ compensation, and socioeconomic certifications such as Small Business and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) status. Proposals must be structured into two volumes: Volume 1 containing administrative and technical responses limited to 60 pages with specific font and formatting requirements, and Volume 2 containing an encrypted MS Excel cost workbook submitted via a secure state portal. Evaluation is weighted 60% toward non-cost factors—primarily the narrative response, ease of use, workflow automation, and expected results—with key staff qualifications, bidder references, and administrative compliance playing critical roles in scoring. Cost accounts for 40% of the total evaluation, and awards will be determined through a trade-off process rather than lowest price technically acceptable. The estimated contract value ranges from $2.48 million for the base term to $4.905 million with optional years, with payment processed electronically through the Department’s designated email. All work must comply with mandatory security requirements including background checks, non-disclosure agreements, and staff training, and full system acceptance requires 45 consecutive days of stable post-production operation, culminating in formal written sign-off by the

California Department of Cannabis Control

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about 2 months ago

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in 8 months

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