Workplace safety is a growing concern for government agencies, and organizations participating in the General Services Administration (GSA) are no exception. Employees in federal and state agencies often interact with the public, navigate high-stress environments, and may even face threats of violence.
To address these risks, the Center for Violence Prevention and Self Defense (CVPSD) offers specialized self-defense and violence prevention training designed to equip government personnel with the skills they need to stay safe.
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Why Violence Prevention And Self-Defense Training Matters for Government Employees
Government employees—whether working in administrative offices, public service centers, or enforcement roles—can be exposed to volatile situations. From dealing with hostile individuals to responding to workplace emergencies, knowing how to recognize and react to threats is crucial. CVPSD’s training programs focus on:
Threat Recognition & Prevention – Understanding early warning signs of aggression and de-escalation techniques.
Situational Awareness – Developing habits that enhance safety in and out of the workplace.
Practical Self-Defense Skills – Learning effective techniques to escape, defend, and survive violent encounters.
Legal & Ethical Considerations – Understanding the use of force policies in government environments.
Contract Violence Prevention And Self Defense Training Tailored for Federal & State Agencies
As a provider of contract self-defense training, CVPSD works with federal and state agencies under GSA contracts, making it easier for organizations to procure high-quality, professional training. Our programs are designed to meet the unique needs of government personnel, with options for:
On-Site Training – In-person workshops held at government facilities for hands-on learning.
Online Training Modules – Virtual courses that provide flexible, scalable safety education.
Custom Programs – Tailored content to address the specific risks and responsibilities of different agencies.
Strengthening Public Service Through Safety
Government agencies play a vital role in serving the public, and ensuring the safety of their employees is essential. CVPSD’s violence prevention and self-defense training empowers government workers to respond confidently to threats, enhancing both personal security and workplace resilience.
For agencies looking to enhance their safety programs, CVPSD provides contract-based self-defense training that meets the high standards required for GSA-participating organizations. Contact us today to discuss training options tailored to your agency’s needs.
CVPSD is a registered contractor on SAM.gov with FAS ID multi-factor authentication, with access to eOffer and eMod systems.
What is eOffer and eMod systems.
eOffer and eMod are online systems used by the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) to streamline the contracting process for government vendors:
eOffer: An electronic system that allows businesses to submit proposals to obtain a GSA Schedule contract. Vendors use eOffer to apply for a contract with the GSA, ensuring compliance with federal procurement requirements.
eMod: An electronic contract modification system that enables existing GSA contractors to update or modify their GSA Schedule contracts. This includes changes such as pricing adjustments, product or service additions, and administrative updates.
Both systems require FAS ID multi-factor authentication, ensuring secure access for government contractors like CVPSD to manage contracts efficiently.
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As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, our mission is to prevent violence by building skills and inspiring individuals to be agents of personal, community & cultural change.
The Center for Violence Prevention and Self Defense (CVPSD) offers a variety of public training programs designed to empower individuals with practical self-defense skills and violence prevention strategies. These classes are open to anyone looking to improve their personal safety, ranging from beginners to those with prior experience. The courses focus on a holistic approach to self-defense, covering essential topics like verbal de-escalation, situational awareness, and setting boundaries, alongside physical defense techniques.