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Nevada State Testing Begins on BDIC's Ignition Interlock
Nevada State Testing Begins on BDIC's Ignition Interlock.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \n \n Nevada State Testing Begins on BDIC's Ignition Interlock\n \n \nNevada State Testing Begins on BDIC's Ignition Interlock\n \n BEVERLY HILLS, CA--(Marketwired - Jun 23, 2016) - Blow and Drive Interlock Corporation (OTCQB: BDIC) is proud to announce that the Company has been invited by Ms. Darby A. Lanz, M.S.F.S., D-ABFT-FA Forensic Scientist II & Forensic Analyst of Alcohol of the Toxicology Section of the Breath Alcohol Program in the Forensics Lab Department of the Las Vegas Metro Police to demonstrate the full capabilities of our BDI-747 Ignition Interlock with the view to becoming a Manufacturer of interlock devices and provider of program services throughout the state of Nevada. \n More specifically our team will be demonstrating the BDI-747's ability to hold its calibration stability for up to 90 days. \n Testing will begin on June 29th, 2016 and will last 90 days. Once testing has been completed BDIC fully expects to receive full certification as an approved interlock provider in Nevada.\n As part of the Company's Commitment to Nevada's Department of Public Safety \n BDIC's focus is on ensuring that the products and services being offered are provided effectively, efficiently, and with the high standards of professionalism and integrity that have become synonymous with BDIC's involvement as a supplier of interlock technology and program services. With this objective in mind, BDIC will endeavor to ensure on an operational level that devices will be capable of consistent operation within the physical environment of the State and incorporate the most comprehensive anti-circumvention security features available. The service will exceed the basic standards set out and the equipment will comply with the operating specifications set out by Nevada State Admin Code. \n In addition, Blow & Drive Interlock has committed to DPS to have service centers available within 50 miles of every Nevada Resident within 6 months of receipt by the department of an application for approval of our device, the BDI-747 ignition interlock. \n We anticipate that NV will be the 11th state BDIC will be approved in, \n BDIC and its management team are laser focused on sales and territory expansion. The company received 100 units in early June and practically every one of these new units has been leased. This last batch of units brings our ...