Cape Fox Federal Contracting Group

About Cape Fox Federal Contracting Group

Do you know Tlingit means human being or Sanya Kwáan means Cape Fox? In 1971, the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) was passed. Cape Fox Corporation (CFC) is a Village Corporation formed in 1973 as part of the Act and is the Alaska Native Corporation for the village of Saxman. CFC began with 198 original shareholders; today, there are over 320 shareholders. CFC is an award-winning organization, often voted as one of the Top 100 employers in Alaska and “Best Companies to Work For.” CFC subsidiary Concentric Methods is a Joint Commission Certified Organization. For nearly three decades, the corporation generated revenue primarily by harvesting timber. However, as the timber industry declined, the focus turned to hospitality and tourism, real estate, and federal contracting. Today, Cape Fox Corporation employs more than 800 employees and is comprised of a family of businesses divided between two distinct groups: The Federal Contracting Group and the Commercial Group. Collectively, CFC and its subsidiaries specialize in: · Information Technology/Cyber Security; · Professional Services; · Health Care Services; · Training Services; · Marketing Services; and · Logistical Services CFC is a diversified corporation with numerous subsidiaries employing over 800 employees. Our mission, whether federal or commercial, is to understand the goals and challenges of our clients, create innovative and flexible solutions, attract and develop the best talent for our business, provide a diverse workplace providing opportunities for growth, and work as a Team to achieve mission success. For more information about Cape Fox, visit www.capefoxcorp.com.