McHenry Business Services LLC

McHenry Business Services LLC has been granted a Microbusiness license by the California Department of Cannabis Control to operate at 1300 N Carpenter Road, Suite E and F, Modesto, CA, conducting Type N infusion manufacturing, storefront retail, and distribution of commercial cannabis products within an existing multi-tenant commercial building. The project involves only minor interior improvements with no expansion of the building’s footprint or exterior modifications, qualifying for a Class 1 Categorical Exemption under California’s Environmental Quality Act due to its limited environmental impact. Operations must comply fully with state and local cannabis regulations, including those outlined in the Business and Professions Code and Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations. The facility does not require new construction or significant structural changes, and the licensing action is administrative rather than the result of a competitive procurement process. No contract value, pricing structure, financial terms, or federal acquisition regulation clauses are present, as this is not a traditional government contract but a state cannabis license. The Department of Cannabis Control serves as the overseeing agency, with Tia Heu, Environmental Scientist, listed as the primary point of contact for environmental and regulatory matters. While administrative correspondence may be directed to the department’s P.O. Box in Rancho Cordova, there is no formal contract number, solicitation identifier, or detailed payment, invoicing, or inspection protocol outlined. No federal contracting mechanisms such as FAR clauses, COR/COTR designations, accounting codes, or delivery terms are applicable, as the activity falls under state cannabis regulatory authority rather than federal procurement. The entity is not required to submit socioeconomic certifications or unique entity identifiers under federal rules, and no performance period, delivery schedule, or acceptance criteria have been formally defined beyond compliance with licensing conditions. The approval is contingent upon adherence to the environmental exemption and ongoing regulatory compliance, with no additional contractual obligations beyond those mandated by state law.