Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Inc.

Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Inc. is a nonprofit organization headquartered in Irvine, California, that specializes in providing comprehensive, research-based motorcycle safety training and tactical vehicle instruction to federal agencies, particularly the Department of Defense and Special Operations Command. Registered in SAM.gov since July 2002, the organization serves as a premier provider of rider education, instructor certification programs, and curriculum development tailored to meet the specialized needs of military and government motorcycle operators. The foundation's mission centers on enhancing motorcycle operator capabilities and promoting safety initiatives within the special operations and broader federal government communities.

Through federal contract awards, Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Inc. has consistently delivered specialized motorcycle safety training services to the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), primarily under delivery orders issued under an indefinite delivery contract vehicle. The organization has completed multiple firm fixed-price delivery orders ranging from $119,500 to $213,005.37, with specific programs including the Motorcycle Tactical Skills Improvement Program (MATSIP) courses for fiscal years 2022 through 2025, as well as general motorcycle safety courses and instructor training programs. All prime contract awards have been directed by USSOCOM and the Air Mobility Command with no set-aside designations applied. Additionally, Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Inc. has served as a subcontractor to Concurrent Technologies Corp on a September 2025 delivery order related to publication and subscription services. The organization's contract work has consistently been performed in Tampa, Florida, and focuses on delivering instructor training, curriculum development, and tactical vehicle safety initiatives essential to USSOCOM's operational readiness and safety protocols.

Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Inc. has supported federal grant initiatives through subaward relationships with the New Mexico Department of Transportation, which serves as the prime grantee. Under federal grant funding, the organization has provided its established curriculum and training methodologies to support New Mexico's quality motorcycle safety training program, with documented subawards dated October 1, 2021, October 1, 2022, and October 1, 2023. These grant-funded initiatives deliver formal instruction in crash avoidance and safety-oriented skills to motorcyclists through both e-learning and online platforms as well as on-motorcycle training. The program operates across seven of New Mexico's largest counties—Bernalillo, San Juan, Otero, Santa Fe, Chaves, McKinley, and Doña Ana—with access extending to 17 adjoining counties, collectively serving over 96 percent of the state's population. The grant subawards have also supported the procurement of training motorcycles and related equipment to sustain the quality delivery of the safety curriculum.

Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Inc. holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract (IDC) with the United States Special Operations Command valued at $931,344.08, with a performance period extending through July 11, 2027. This IDC, awarded on July 12, 2022, serves as the parent vehicle for multiple firm fixed-price delivery orders covering specialized motorcycle safety training courses, instructor training programs, and curriculum development initiatives. To date, USSOCOM has issued delivery orders totaling over $400,000 under this IDC vehicle, with individual task orders addressing specific fiscal year training requirements and tactical vehicle safety programs. The IDC enables USSOCOM to address emerging motorcycle safety training needs through continued task order issuance and supports the command's comprehensive motorcycle and tactical vehicle safety program objectives through the foundation's research-based instructional methodologies and specialized expertise in military motorcycle operations.