Safe Supply Streaming Co Ltd. Achieves U.S. Federal Vendor Registration and Secures Municipal Vendor Approval in Boca Raton, Florida

Executive Summary

• Safe Supply Streaming’s subsidiary, Safety Strips Tech Corp., received a Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) from the U.S. federal SAM system, enabling it to bid on federal government contracts.
• Safety Strips was also approved as an official vendor by the City of Boca Raton, Florida – its first municipal procurement approval in the United States.
• The company views these milestones as foundational steps toward broader U.S. public‑sector sales of its fentanyl detection and drink‑spike test kits.

Key Details

• UEI Issuance: Safety Strips Tech Corp. obtained a UEI through SAM.gov, a prerequisite for any organization seeking to do business with U.S. federal agencies.
• Federal Vendor Positioning: The UEI formally positions the subsidiary to pursue procurement opportunities with federal departments, state agencies, and other public‑safety entities.
• Municipal Approval: Safety Strips was granted approved vendor status by the City of Boca Raton, Florida, allowing it to be considered for municipal contracts involving health and safety products.
• Strategic Significance: The company cites the fentanyl and opioid crisis as driving demand for low‑barrier detection tools among first responders, correctional facilities, and community organizations; federal and municipal access is deemed critical to meeting that demand.
• Future Plans: Safe Supply intends to leverage the UEI and Boca Raton approval to seek additional federal and municipal procurement opportunities across the United States, aiming to build a national presence for its safety technologies.

Notable Quotes

• “Achieving U.S. federal vendor registration and securing our first municipal approval in the United States marks a meaningful step in our effort to bring Safety Strips’ technology to communities that need it most.” – Geoff Benic, CEO
• “Gaining entry into the U.S. federal vendor registry and earning the trust of a municipality like Boca Raton signals something important: that credible, evidence‑informed health and safety technology is being recognized at the institutional level.” – Raf Souccar, Chairman