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June 25, 2009 -The Marine Corps' motorcycle safety programs "get repetitive," said Lance Cpl. Chris Brock. Thursday's Semper Ride program, however, broke the training sessions' boring streak. "This is definitely pretty cool, the whole thing," Brock said as he watched three professional stunt riders drive their street bikes up one ramp and fly onto the next.
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June 25, 2009 -It’s a sobering statistic—more Marines died in motorcycle crashes last year than died fighting in Iraq. So the Marine Corps is continuing to educate service men and women about how to stay safe on the road. Camp Lejeune hosted a motorsports safety fair Thursday. The event featured vendors and a lot of educational information on how to ride safely.
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Cape Fox Professional Services (CFPS)
Manufacturing and Engineering Division was awarded
May 14, 2009 -A 6th Delivery Order May 14th for making the MK-93 Mod 2 machine gun mount for Tank and Automotive Command (TACOM). The delivery order is valued at $6.7M bringing the total number scheduled for production to over 14,000 mounts. CFPS is an 8a Alaskan Native Corporation headquartered in Manassas, VA with its manufacturing and assembling performed in Fairport Harbor, Ohio.
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participated in the third annual National Capital Region Joint Services Motorcycle Safety Event held on Friday May 1, 2009 at the Pentagon in Washington, DC. The event hosted hundreds of motorcycle riders, safety promoters, military personnel and special guests to help support motorcycle courses and training throughout branches of our military.
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A basic rider course for Marines with sport bikes was held near Lejeune Hall last month, to equip them with basic knowledge and skill to operate motorcycles proficiently and help lower the number of Marines killed in motorcycle accidents each year.
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Cape Fox Professional Services Wins Small Business Award
on U.S. Army Battle Command System Management Contract
Cape Fox Professional Services (CFPS), a provider of advanced technology business solutions, is one of six companies selected by the U.S. Army to compete for future task orders within its selection of Battle Command products. CFPS will compete for task orders within the contract ceiling of $777M--all of which must be initiated within the contract's five-year period of performance.
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Cape Fox Professional Services (CFPS) receives
Urgent award of MK 93 Arm and Travel Lock Assembly
Apr 3, 2009 -Cape Fox Professional Services (CFPS) Manufacturing and Engineering Division was awarded an urgent purchase order on the 25th of March for making the MK93 Arm and Travel Lock Assembly for Tank and Automotive Command (TACOM). The award was for 1600 assemblies within the next 4 months. CFPS is an 8a Alaskan Native Corporation with its corporate headquarters located in Manassas, VA with the manufacturing and assembling of the MK-93 mount and slider assemblies performed in Fairport Harbor, Ohio.
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Apr 2, 2009 -Cape Fox Professional Services (CPFS) is partnering with Lee Parks,
motorcycle racer and best-selling author, to conduct a series of advanced
motorcycle training courses for Marines as part of the Traffic Safety and
Recreational Off-Duty Safety (TS/RODS) Contract.
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04/02/2009
By MCSN Adam Thomas
Staff writer
Cape Fox Professional Services (CFPS) will soon be providing loaner motorcycles to active duty military members interested in taking the BRC at NAS Jacksonville.
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Mar 26, 2009 -Cape Fox Professional Services (CPFS) has been awarded a $400,000.00
modification to the Traffic Safety and Recreational Off-Duty Safety (TS/RODS)
Contract with the Navy. The modification calls for the introduction of 61 Honda
SMARTrainer (Safe Motorcyclist Awareness and Recognition Trainer) motorcycle
simulators at Navy installations worldwide.
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01/14/2009
Training required to ride on base.
01/14/2009
By Joanne Malene
Staff writer-Southern Maryland Newspapers Online
Dan Moore expects to be really busy in 2009. One of
four motorcycle safety instructors for Naval District
Washington, an area that includes Patuxent River
Naval Air Station, Moore is an instructor with Cape
Fox Professionals Services.
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Navy Awards $52 Million Contract for Traffic and Recreational Off-Duty Safety
Manassas, Virginia (September 15, 2008)- Cape Fox Professional Services (CFPS) has been awarded a five year,
$52 million contract to provide overall program management support for the Commander, Navy Installations Command
(CNIC HQ) and the Commandant of the Marine Corps (CMC) worldwide Traffic Safety and Recreational Off-Duty Safety
Program (TS/RODS).
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Reducing Risk
Sportbike RiderCourse trains for power, performance
07/03/08
By Jennifer Casteline
Contributing Writer
Capable of speeds of up to 175 mph, the bike that Senior Airman Marvin Skipper was perched atop is no self-peddle two wheeler. It's a machine with an underbelly capable of zipping this Airman rather quickly around any post or highway. |
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$16.2 Million: Small Price to Pay for Soldiers' Safety
Cape Fox Professional Services Receives $16.2 Million Award in Support of U.S. Army's Army Traffic Safety Training Program.
Manassas, VA (PRWEB) May 31, 2008 -- Cape Fox Professional Services (CFPS), in partnership with Simulator Systems International (SSI), Inc., has been awarded an additional $16.2 million to continue and improve its support of the U.S. Army's worldwide Army Traffic Safety Training Program (ATSTP).
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Total Control
The Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force
all have a common, motorcycle-related
problem. Many off-duty service men
and women are crashing, getting seriously
hurt or dying when riding their motorcycles. |
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Wheel Tuner
Special: Mighty Military Edition |
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