Cannabis traceability and tracking registry system

The State of New Mexico is seeking a vendor to implement a Cannabis Traceability and Tracking Registry System under an emergency procurement authorization issued for Fiscal Year 26-001. This procurement has been approved through emergency procedures due to serious public health, safety, or welfare concerns, bypassing standard competitive bidding requirements. The system is intended to provide traceability and tracking capabilities for cannabis products within New Mexico's regulatory framework. The State Purchasing Agent has authorized this emergency procurement, and the notice has been posted on the state purchasing website. Interested vendors must submit proposals by April 9, 2026, with the procurement posted on March 11, 2026. The specific deliverables, key performance objectives, required qualifications, and evaluation criteria are contained within the procurement file documentation and require detailed review of supporting procurement documents for complete specifications.

The emergency procurement authorization permits the State to proceed without standard competitive bidding restrictions, though the documentation does not specify set-aside designations or restrictions on vendor eligibility at this time. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the available procurement summary. The specific budget range, award value, and pricing terms are referenced within the procurement file but require additional detailed review of supporting documentation to establish complete financial specifications. All expenditures related to this emergency procurement must be reported to the Legislative Finance Committee and the Department of Finance and Administration within sixty days of the fiscal year's conclusion. Interested parties should review the full Emergency Procurement Approval document and supporting procurement files for comprehensive details regarding vendor qualifications, technical requirements, and contractual terms.