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Navy Now

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Members of the Pioneer Industries team have been selected for the Board of Directors of a new Navy initiative group. Vice President, David Yormack and National Sales Manager, Howard Fox, now sit on the Board of Directors for Navy Now. The Navy Now campaign is dedicated to increasing the Department of Navy’s budget to provide the U.S. Navy with much needed funding. The U.S. Navy is the first response and forward deployed force, therefore making their position important in matters of National Defense. 

HUMVEE Transmission Mission

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COLUMBUS, OH -Pioneer has recently received roughly $1,000,000 in orders for transmission control assemblies in support of the Hummer reset program. The government considers this material “urgent and compelling” stressing the priority. Pioneer is shipping these orders ahead of schedule in coordination with the DLA, the factory, and the end-user. The Pioneer staff is working with the buying command for a follow on order, as well.

Pioneer Receives a Gold Exostar

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HERNDON, VA -Pioneer has been recertified for Lockheed Martin Corporation’s (LMP2P) Exostar portal. This recertification allows Pioneer to continue providing support to Lockheed Martin and other tier one primes.  

A Day at the Range

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Las Vegas, NV – Members of Pioneer attended this year’s SHOT Show held in Las Vegas, Nevada. The SHOT Show is the largest trade show of its kind featuring more than 1,600 exhibitors serving the firearms, ammunition, and hunting industries. The show offers a uniquely diverse Law Enforcement and Armed Forces section for agency and department purchasing agents. It was a useful forum to meet with some of PVP Members, considered the elite manufacturers of weaponry for the military. The Pioneer team also attended an invite only “range day” held by SIG SAUER to see and test the latest in weaponry.

Setting a New Standard

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WARREN, MI – Pioneer Industries, Inc. has been invited to participate in a new “nonstandard item acquisition program” to help the U.S. Military support foreign defense agencies. Pioneer’s inside sales force has already been able to identify and resurrect items that have previously been deemed unprocurable.

Pioneer’s participation in this new program is expected to help Pioneer better reach the end user and result in a cost saving to the taxpayer.

Another Recognition for Excellence

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COLUMBUS, OH – Pioneer Industries has been honored with the Bronze DLA Land and Maritime Recognition for Excellence Award for 2012. The selection of this award was based upon the excellent performance measured by the Automated Best Value System (ABVS), as well as other criteria such as business ethics, integrity, among other factors. This is the third consecutive year Pioneer has received a Recognition for Excellence Award from the Defense Logistics Agency.

On the Road, Again…

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FARMINGDALE, NY – Over the last few months, members of Pioneer Industries, Inc. have attended several industry trade shows, including Modern Day Marine, The International WorkBoat Show, and AUSA. These shows have given Pioneer an opportunity to connect with new vendors and continue to build relationships with our current vendors. While attending these shows members of Pioneer received inside knowledge involving new products, technologies, mergers, and collaborations among the elite manufacturers in the industry.

Inside the Army Ten-Miler at AUSA with Tara Mannino, Director of Business Development

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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The 29th annual Army Ten-Miler bounding through Washington D.C. on October 20th, 2013 was put on by the Military District of Washington (MDW). Starting in 1985 with only 1300 finishers, this year’s race had a turnout of over 25,000 competitors comprising of active and retired Army, Navy, Marines, and Air Force as well as corporate and charity sponsored athletes and individuals, all of whom enjoy the love of the sport and majesty of the event.

Sites seen along the way included the Pentagon, Arlington National Cemetery, The White House, Watergate, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, the Korean War Memorial, the Washington Monument, the Jefferson Memorial and both the Arlington and George Mason Memorial Bridges crossing over the Potomac River.

“I have been competing for 13 years, and this was by far the largest event I have ever raced in, in terms of both popularity and prestige.  Always feeling like a team player both in my personal and professional life, I have never before experienced the bond I felt with my fellow runners that day.  I lost count of all the ‘good job’ and ‘keep strong’ cheers from everyone I passed or who passed me, no matter how tired or out of breath they were.  Mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, warriors, survivors – all strangers, but through our common struggle I felt united with them.  The Army-Ten Miler was more than a race, it was a reminder to those of us at home about those who are off defending our freedom.  Like a race, their fight is both individual and for the greater good of a ‘team.’  I have never felt more proud and honored to be part of ‘team’ USA.”  

 

Tara’s Final Finish Time:  1:12:35

Overall Place: 

1702 / 25962  

Top 7%

Gender Place: 

223 / 12005   

Top 2%

Division Place:

(25-29 Age Group)

66 / 2002    

Top 4%         

Cell Phones for Soldiers iPhone Buyback

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NORWELL, MA – Pioneer Industries, Inc. continues its support and partnership with Cell Phones for Soldiers by now offering an iPhone Buyback program. This new fundraising initiative allows people to sell an iPhone and get paid while the charity generates funds to support the mission. People can also choose to donate 100% of the proceeds from the buyback to Cell Phones for Soldiers. Regardless of the choice, Cell Phones for Soldiers benefits from each sale.

Governors and Congress: Save our Carriers: UPDATE

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ALBANY, NY – The efforts of Pioneer’s National Sales Manager were successful. The members of Congress requesting the reduction in the carrier force structure withdrew their proposed amendment HR 2397, the Department of Defense Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2014, that would have prohibited the use of funds that provides a minimum of 11 aircraft carriers.