ANRESCO INCORPORATED

ANRESCO INCORPORATED has been granted a Cannabis Testing Laboratory License by the California Department of Cannabis Control under Business and Professions Code Section 26012 to operate a facility at 1375 Van Dyke Ave in San Francisco, CA 94124. The licensed facility spans 7,500 square feet and will conduct comprehensive testing of cannabis products using advanced analytical methods including HPLC for cannabinoid potency, LC-MS/MS and GC-MS/MS for pesticides and mycotoxins, ICP-MS for heavy metals, GC-MS-HS for residual solvents and terpenes, and RT-PCR for microbiological contamination. Additional testing activities include sample compositing, filth and foreign material examination, and evaluation of water activity and moisture content. The operation will not expand the existing building and involves only minor tenant improvements, qualifying for a Class 1 Categorical Exemption under California environmental regulations. The facility will rely on existing utility infrastructure provided by PG&E for electricity and San Francisco Water, Power and Sewer for water. The laboratory will produce test results essential for regulatory compliance and market access under California’s cannabis framework, ensuring product safety and consistency. No financial terms, contract value, or pricing details are specified, and the licensing action does not appear to be governed by federal acquisition regulations or include standard FAR clauses, payment terms, invoicing systems, or contracting officer appointments. There is no identified period of performance, delivery schedule, or formal acquisition instrument, as this is a regulatory license rather than a procurement contract. Oversight is managed by the Department of Cannabis Control with Tiffany Adorno listed as the primary contact for inquiries. No certifications regarding small business status, socioeconomic designations, or unique entity identifiers are provided, and while environmental compliance is affirmed, no federal contract representations, packaging standards, or quality inspection criteria beyond laboratory methods are documented. The site serves as both the place of performance and the location where test results are generated and accepted under state regulatory authority.