Thomas, being awarded the contract to provide services to the OCS is nothing short of champagne toasting worthy – well done. This communicates a lot to the industry players still looking for security and related services. This question is in two parts. (1) How important is this contract to current and prospective investors? (2) Does 3 Sixty provide other services to the industry such as assistance with the application process onward to full licensing?
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For example, mould or other contaminants can ruin a shipment of cannabis, which can be worth $25 million or more. We have to make sure that our vehicles are cleaned and spotless after every shipment.
We see the OCS decision to choose 3|Sixty as a vote of confidence in our company, the quality and training of our employees, and our experience and expertise.
It reaffirms the decision that our current investors made and will give prospective investors confidence in our firm and our future growth. As such, the OCS contract is important to us and is another milestone in our growth.
In answer to your second question, we provide a full range of services to the industry from security consulting services including assistance with the application process through to protecting retail stores.
I will confess to be a superfan of David Hyde and I know he often says “security, security, security” when he guest speaks. The government is doing what it can, of course, to ensure the risk of Black Market infiltration is minimized. One can never get rid of the Black Market entirely as evidenced by cash jobs for renos, illegal cigarettes and alcohol … even knock offs of some over-the-counter and prescription drugs. To the degree that you can answer, what is 3 Sixty doing to ensure that there is virtually no opportunity for Black Market penetration among your ranks? And is that industry standard or best practices or something far more in-depth putting you in a league of your own?
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