2.04 Attachment 4 Cross Reference Matrix.xlsx

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Combat Technical Rescue (CTR) EOD Rigging & Ordnance Extrication (ROE) Training Federal contract opportunity
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N00244-25-R-0032
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Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command

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The file is a Cross Reference Matrix for a Combat Technical Rescue (CTR) EOD Rigging & Ordnance Extrication (ROE) Training contract (Solicitation N00244-25-R-0032). The matrix details specific requirements for training facilities, instructor qualifications, and technical skills across three key areas: Facilities, Skills/Knowledge, and Technical capabilities. Facility requirements include a multi-story structure with various confined spaces, reconfigurable training areas, and the ability to access inactive naval vessels. Instructor qualifications mandate extensive EOD/MDS operations knowledge, minimum 10 years of teaching experience, and specific expertise in rigging, extrication, and heavy-lift operations.

The solicitation is a total Small Business set-aside issued by NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center San Diego for EODGRU ONE and TWO, with a one-year base period and four one-year option periods. The contract will be awarded using a best value tradeoff source selection process, with a focus on technical and rigging training that includes skills such as rope techniques, anchor building, mechanical advantage systems, confined space operations, casualty removal, and high-angle rescue. Contractors must be registered in the SAM database and possess comprehensive capabilities in teaching specialized EOD and Special Operations forces technical rescue techniques.

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RFP EODGRUONE N00244-25-R-0032
Facilities Cross Reference Matrix
PWSDescriptionSection LSection MMeets minimum requirements?Proposal SectionContractor Response
9.1Structure that can be used internally and externally for training at least 4-storys/decks3.2.13.5
9.2Facility must have open toped enclosures, enclosures with limited openings, simulated or actual permit required confined spaces, simulated or actual Class A confined spaces, simulated or actual Class B confined spaces and simulated or actual Class C confined spaces.3.2.13.5
9.3Facility must provide the students the ability to perform high angle recovery, confined space recovery, trench recovery, structural collapse rescue/recovery, metal and concrete cutting/stabilization in one location to facilitate minimal downtime between evolutions.3.2.13.5
9.4All Training areas must have the ability to be quickly and easily reconfigurable to create significantly different internal configurations minimizing downtime between evolutions.3.2.13.5
4.4.5The Contractor shall be able to schedule and access in-active naval vessels to use as training venues.3.2.13.5
4.5.6The Mountainous training areas shall have vertical, overhangs, underground tunnels and multi pitch climb spots.3.2.13.5
Skills and Knowledge Cross Reference Matrix
PWSDescriptionSection LSection MMeets minimum requirements?Proposal SectionContractor Response
6.1Contractor shall have extensive knowledge in EOD/MDS operations, tactics, techniques, and procedures.3.2.13.3
6.2Contractor shall possess a minimum experience of 10 years of performance teaching the same or substantially similar COIs to EOD or Special Operations forces.3.2.13.3
6.3Contractor provided instructors shall have experience teaching the Basic EOD ROE COI to EOD or Special Operations forces.3.2.13.3
6.4Contractor instructors shall possess a working knowledge of the Rigging and Extrication JQR3.2.13.3
6.5Contractor provided instructors shall possess a minimum of 4 years teaching access, rigging, extrication, heavy-lift, and facilitating transport to final disposition of ordnance using person-packable/person-portable equipment.3.2.13.3
6.6Contractor provided lead instructors shall possess a minimum of 8 years teaching access, rigging, extrication, heavy-lift, and facilitating transport to final disposition of ordnance using person-packable/person-portable equipment.3.2.13.3
6.7Contractor provided lead instructors shall possess a minimum of 8 years instructing EOD or Special Operations forces personnel in Heavy-Lift COIs.3.2.13.3
Technical Cross Reference Matrix
PWSDescriptionSection LSection MMeets minimum requirements?Proposal SectionContractor Response
4.3.4Contractor has the appropriate insurance to conduct training in Spain.3.2.13.2
4.1.5.1Equipment inspection for defects and serviceability3.2.13.2
4.1.5.2Rope and equipment safety factors and design limits.3.2.13.2
4.1.5.3Learn and reinforce knots, hitches, and bends in rope and webbing3.2.13.2
4.1.5.4Proper evaluation of scenario3.2.13.2
4.1.5.5Identify structure/material sufficient for anchoring3.2.13.2
4.1.5.6Fundamentals of movement on rope3.2.13.2
4.1.5.7Build single, multi-point, and self-equalizing anchors3.2.13.2
4.1.5.8Properly lower a load with a variety of devices3.2.13.2
4.1.5.9Descend/rappel high and low angle rope from structures and natural features3.2.13.2
4.1.5.10Application of retrievable anchors3.2.13.2
4.1.5.11Discuss Confined Space Awareness3.2.13.2
4.1.5.12Bailout systems and principles3.2.13.2
4.1.5.13Ascend vertical rope3.2.13.2
4.1.5.14Application and use of artificial high points (tripods)3.2.13.2
4.1.5.15Construct and apply a high line3.2.13.2
4.1.5.16Construct and apply simple and compound mechanical advantage systems3.2.13.2
4.1.5.17Managing hazards and resources3.2.13.2
4.1.5.18Casualty removal operations3.2.13.2
4.1.5.19Heavy-lift operations3.2.13.2
4.4.6.2Fundamentals of Lead and Aid climbing3.2.13.2
4.4.6.3Construction and application of complex mechanical advantage systems3.2.13.2
4.4.6.4Low light operations3.2.13.2
4.4.6.5Belay techniques with a variety of devices3.2.13.2
4.4.6.6Knot bypass and load transfers on lowers and raises3.2.13.2
4.4.6.7Introduction to Confined Space entries3.2.13.2
4.6.5.2Confined Space on-air entries3.2.23.2
4.6.5.3Introduction to structural collapse3.2.33.2
4.6.5.4Pick offs/hung roper rescue3.2.43.2

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