Cleartronic, through its subsidiary, ReadyOp Communications, Inc., recently announced a three year agreement with the Houston-Galveston Area Council to participate in the HGACBuy program. This cooperative purchasing program opens the door for local governments and non-profits to make purchases based on contracts established by other government entities. In total, the new agreement gives Cleartronic improved access to over 6,000 government agencies and non-profits across the country, providing the company with ample opportunity to grow the ReadyOp™ platform in the coming years.
For over 30 years, the HGACBuy program has made the procurement process more efficient for government agencies. Effectively, inclusion in the program serves as a blanket contract for Cleartronic and the ReadyOp™ platform, providing participating members with access to the proven interoperability system at a pre-approved rate.
“ReadyOp™ is already in use by many federal, state and local government agencies, hospitals, school, universities, ports and airports, and has been for several years,” stated Marc Moore, Chief Executive Officer of ReadyOp Communications. “Adding the capability for government agencies and non-profits to purchase through ‘HGACBuy’ allows our prospective customers an easier, faster way to purchase the annual licensing for ReadyOp™, plus the radio interoperability capability.”
Originally formed in September 2014, ReadyOp Communications markets, sells and supports ReadyOp™ software through a software license agreement with Collabria LLC. In March, the company gained master distribution rights for the platform for an initial term of five years. Through this agreement, Cleartronic gained a proven communication software to package with the company’s patented hardware products, creating a unified solution to the communications interoperability market.
ReadyOp™ is designed to support daily operations, special event planning, incident management and emergency response and recovery by allowing for quick, dependable communication through a variety of channels. The importance of this interoperability can’t be overstated, and the Federal Communication Commission has highlighted interoperable communications as “a major policy goal for… promoting public safety” in recent years.
By securing exclusive rights to the ReadyOp™ platform and participating in the HGACBuy program, Cleartronic is establishing its place among the leaders in the communications interoperability industry.
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