APEX_Performance_Reporting_2.2_Semi-Annual_FY26[1].xlsx

XLSX spreadsheet 266 KB Posted Dec 3, 2025

Attached to: APEX Accelerator-Open Announcement for Idaho
Opportunity number: DOD2026APEXACCELERATORIDAHO
Issued by: Department of Defense

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This is a semi-annual performance reporting template for an APEX Accelerator cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense under the Procurement Technical Assistance for Business Firms program (CFDA 12.002). The Excel document provides a comprehensive reporting framework for tracking performance across seven key goals, including cultivating the Defense Industrial Base, increasing small business certifications, improving cybersecurity, facilitating innovation, and capturing market data in critical and emerging technologies. The template requires detailed reporting on metrics such as new business readiness, small business certifications, subcontractor referrals, training events, and technology sector engagement.

The reporting template is structured with multiple worksheets covering socioeconomic performance, event tracking, key industries data, performance summary, and training logs. It is designed for organizations operating APEX Accelerators to document their progress in supporting businesses seeking government procurement opportunities, with a focus on diverse business types including Small Disadvantaged Businesses, HUBZone businesses, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses, and Women-Owned Small Businesses. The template includes dropdown menus and automated calculation fields to streamline reporting of performance metrics across various technology sectors and program goals.

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0_Cover Page

PERFORMANCE

REPORT

ORGANIZATION	XX APEX Accelerator	LEGEND	Cells shaded in white require your input.
AGREEMENT NUMBER	W56KGU-XX-2-XXXX		Cells shaded in gray automatically populate data and do not require your input.

AGREEMENT PERIOD	MM/DD/YYYY - MM/DD/YYYY
TOTAL FUNDED AMOUNT	xxx,xxx.xx

PROJECT QUARTER	Semi-Annual No. X
REPORTING PERIOD	MM/DD/YYYY - MM/DD/YYYY

REPORTING DATE	MM/DD/YYYY
SUBMITTED BY	Name, Position

P1_Socioeconomic

Organization	XX APEX Accelerator
Agreement Number	W56KGU-XX-2-XXXX
Goal	Goal 2. Increase Small Business Certifications and Participation

Performance Metric	Report on	Number of New Businesses		Total Number of All Awards		Total Value of All Awards ($)
		PoP (1st half)	PoP (2nd half)	PoP (1st half)	PoP (2nd half)	PoP (1st half)	PoP (2nd half)
2.1. Increase number of DIB and GIB-ready Small Disadvantaged Businesses (SDBs).	a. Number of new 8(a) businesses with details of contract awards to all currently certified 8(a) businesses.
	b. Number of new SDBs with details of contract awards to all SDB businesses other than 8(a) businesses.

2.2. Increase number of DIB and GIB-ready Historically Under-utilized Business Zone (HUBZone) businesses. Number of new HUBZone businesses with details of contract awards to all currently certified HUBZone businesses.

2.3. Increase number of DIB and GIB-ready Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs). Number of new SDVOSBs with details of contract awards to all currently certified SDVOSBs.

2.4. Increase number of DIB and GIB-ready Women-Owned Small Businesses (WOSBs). Number of new WOSBs with details of contract awards to all currently certified WOSBs.

2.5 Increase number of all Other businesses Number of new businesses that do not fall into categories 2.1 through 2.4

P2_Reporting 2.6

Organization	XX APEX Accelerator
Agreement Number	W56KGU-XX-2-XXXX
Goal	Goal 2. Increase Small Business Certifications and Participation

	Performance Metric	Report on	Company being Referred	SBLO Company/Agency Name	Name of SBLO Receiving Referral	SBLO Email Address
(when copying/pasting an email address, hit "enter" to create a hyperlink)	PoP Referred
(Drop-down menu)		Please select the appropriate quarter from the drop-down menu.
	Promote subcontracting opportunities for SDBs, HUBZone businesses, SDVOSBs, WOSBs, and other small businesses.	Number of subcontractor referrals to SBLOs and details of referrals

P3_Events

Organization	XX APEX Accelerator
Agreement Number	W56KGU-XX-2-XXXX
Type of Program Function	Accelerator-hosted Events and Training

	Event Name	Event Description	Primary Topic
(Drop-down menu)	Secondary Topic

(if applicable,

Drop-down menu)	Audience
(Drop-down menu)	Hosted/ Co-hosted
(Drop-down menu)	Matchmaking
(Drop-down menu)	Number of Attendees	Event Date(s)	Location
(City, State)	Expenditure
($, if applicable)	Note
(e.g., co-hosters, sponsors, etc.)	PoP Event Occurred
(Drop-down menu)	Cybersecurity -General	Yes
						Start
(MM/DD/YYYY)	End
(MM/DD/YYYY)				Cybersecurity - Project Spectrum	Please select the appropriate quarter from the drop-down menu.

Goal 2.6.i Subcontracting Opportunities for all types of SB Concerns (Training for SBLOs)

Goal 2.7.i DOD Mentor Protégé

Goal 2.7.ii SBA Mentor Protégé

Goal 3.1.i Foreign Ownership, Control, and Influence (FOCI)

Goal 4.2.i Cybersecurity - Project Specturm

Goal 4.2.ii. Cybersecurity - General

Goal 5.1.ii Government-led Innovation Program (GIP)

Goal 6.2.i Defense Production Act (DPA) Title III

Other - include detail in event description

SBA Mentor Protégé

Total 0.00

P4_Key Industries Data

Organization	XX APEX Accelerator
Agreement Number	W56KGU-XX-2-XXXX
Goal	Goal 7. Capture Market Data in Key Industries.
Mission	Identify businesses working on critical and emerging technologies and capture information about the businesses.
Task Statement	Catalog businesses, working on critical and emerging technologies (including but not limited to university spin-offs and entrepreneurial sole proprietors) and information about the businesses.

(Note: The data collection points are defined in Appendix II, while the key technology areas of critical and emerging technologies are listed in Appendix III.)

	1. Meeting date
(MM/DD/YYYY)*	2. Company name
(Entrepreneur’s name, if the company name is not available)*	3A. Point of contact
(Name)*	3B. Point of contact
(Email address- when copying/pasting an email address, hit "enter" to create a hyperlink)*	4A. Key technology area
(Drop-down menu)*	4B. Key technology subfield
(Drop-down menu)*	5. Own Intellectual Property (IP)?
(Drop-down menu)*	5A. If "yes" to #5, does the company license its technology to a foreign national or entity?
(Drop-down menu)*	5B. If "no" to #5, what organization owns the IP?*	6. Commercially available?
(Drop-down menu)*	6A. If "yes" to #6, what is the annual production capacity?	6B. If "no" to #6, what is the approximate Technology Readiness Level (TRL)?
(Drop-down menu)*	7. Capability statement (Location i.e. APEX Program Email or Company Website)	8. Number of employees
(Drop-down menu)	9. Website
(No hyperlinks)	10. Address including 5-digit zip code	11. Phone number
(XXX)XXX-XXXX	12.Identification numbers	13. PoP Meeting Occurred
(Drop-down menu)*		Please select the appropriate quarter from the drop-down menu.

TRL 1: Basic principles observed and reported TRL 2: Technology concept/ application formulated TRL3: Characteristic proof-of-concept TRL 4: Component validation in laboratory environment TRL 5: Component validation in relevant environment TRL 6: System demonstration in relevant environment TRL 7: System prototype demonstration in a real environment TRL 8: Actual system “completed” and “qualified” through test and demonstration in a real environment TRL 9: Actual system “proven” through successful mission operations

Advanced Computing

Advanced Engineering Materials

Advanced Gas Turbine Engine Technologies

Advanced Manufacturing

Advanced and Networked Sensing and Signature Management

Advanced Nuclear Energy Technologies

Artificial Intelligence

Autonomous Systems and Robotics

Biotechnologies

Communication and Networking Technologies

Directed Energy

Financial Technologies

Human-Machine Interfaces

Hypersonics

Networked Sensors and Sensing

Quantum Information Technologies

Renewable Energy Generation and Storage

Semiconductors and Microelectronics

Space Technologies and Systems

Supercomputing

Materials by design and material genomics

Aerospace, maritime, and industrial development and production technologies

Additive manufacturing

Payloads, sensors, and instruments

Nuclear energy systems

Machine learning

Surfaces

Nucleic acid and protein synthesis

Radio-frequency (RF) and mixed-signal circuits, antennas, filters, and components

Lasers

Distributed ledger technologies

Augmented reality

Propulsion

Networked Sensors and Sensing

Quantum computing

Renewable generation

Design and electronic design automation tools

On-orbit servicing, assembly, and manufacturing

Edge_computing

Materials with new properties

Full-authority digital engine control, hot-section manufacturing, and associated technologies

Clean, sustainable manufacturing

Sensor processing and data fusion

Fusion energy

Deep learning

Air

Genome and protein engineering including design tools

Spectrum management technologies

High-power microwaves

Digital assets

Virtual reality

Aerodynamics and control

Materials, isotopes, and fabrication techniques for quantum devices

Renewable and sustainable fuels

Manufacturing process technologies and manufacturing equipment

Commoditized satellite buses

Cloud_computing

Materials with substantial improvements to existing properties

Smart manufacturing

Adaptive optics

Space nuclear power and propulsion systems

Reinforcement learning

Maritime

Multi-omics and other biometrology, bioinformatics, predictive modeling, and analytical tools

Next-generation wireless networks, including 5G and 6G

Particle beams

Digital payment technologies

Brain-computer interfaces

Materials

Post-quantum cryptography

Energy storage

Beyond complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology

Low-cost launch vehicles

Data_storage

Material property characterization and lifecycle assessment

Nanomanufacturing

Remote sensing of the Earth

Sensory perception and recognition

Space

for functional phenotypes

Optical links and fiber technologies

Digital identity infrastructure

Human-machine teaming

Detection, tracking, and characterization

Quantum sensing

Electric and hybrid engines

Heterogeneous integration and advanced packaging

Sensors for local and wide-field imaging

Computing_architectures

Signature management

Next-generation AI

Engineering of multicellular systems

Terrestrial/undersea cables

Defense

Quantum networking

Batteries

Specialized/tailored hardware components for artificial intelligence, natural and hostile

Space propulsion

Data processing_&_ analysis techniques

Nuclear materials detection and characterization

Planning, reasoning, and decision making

Engineering of viral and viral delivery systems

Satellite-based communications

Grid integration technologies

radiation environments, RF and optical components, high-power devices, and other critical

Resilient positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT)

Chemical weapons detection and characterization

Safe and/or secure AI

Biomanufacturing and bioprocessing technologies

Hardware, firmware, and software

Energy-efficiency technologies

applications

Cryogenic fluid management

Biological weapons detection and characterization

Communications and network security

Novel materials for advanced microelectronics

Entry, descent, and landing

Emerging pathogens detection and characterization

Mesh networks/infrastructure independent communication technologies

Wide-bandgap and ultra-wide-bandgap technologies for power management, distribution, and

Transportation-sector sensing

transmission

Security-sector sensing

Health-sector sensing

Energy-sector sensing

Building-sector sensing

Environmental-sector sensing

Advanced Computing and Software

Advanced Materials

Biotechnology

Directed Energy

Energy Resilience

Future Generation Wireless Technology (FutureG)

Human-Machine Interfaces

Hypersonics

Integrated Network Systems-of-Systems

Integrated Sensing and Cyber

Microelectronics

Quantum Science

Space Technology

Trusted AI and Autonomy

P5_Performance Summary

Organization	XX APEX Accelerator
Agreement Number	W56KGU-XX-2-XXXX
Agreement Period	MM/DD/YYYY - MM/DD/YYYY

Reporting Period	MM/DD/YYYY - MM/DD/YYYY
Reporting Date	MM/DD/YYYY

GOAL	PERFORMANCE METRIC	REPORTING REQUIREMENTS	Goal	PoP (1st half) Achieved	PoP (2nd half) Achieved	CUMULATIVE NUMBER	DIFFERENCE TO PROPOSED NUMBER	SUCCESS RATIO (%)
Goal 1. Cultivate and Sustain the Defense Industrial Base (DIB) and Government Industrial Base (GIB).	1.1. Facilitate achievement of DIB readiness for new entrants.	Number of new DIB-ready clients.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
	1.2. Facilitate achievement of GIB readiness for new entrants.	a. Number of new GIB(F)-ready clients.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		b. Number of new GIB(S/L)-ready clients.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
	1.3. Sustain the DIB and GIB.	a. Number of DIB-ready clients assited (not included in 1.1 and 1.2).				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		b. Number of GIB(F)-ready clients assisted (not included in 1.1 and 1.2).				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		c. Number of GIB(S/L)-ready clients assisted (not included in 1.1 and 1.2).				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		d. Number of all other assisted clients not DIB- or GIB-ready.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
Goal 2. Increase Small Business Certifications and Participation	2.1. Increase number of DIB and GIB-ready Small Disadvantaged Businesses (SDBs).	a. Number of new 8(a) businesses with details of contract awards to all currently certified 8(a) businesses. (Details on P1_Socioeconomic sheet)		0	0	0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		b. Number of new SDBs with details of contract awards to all SDB businesses other than 8(a) businesses.		0	0	0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
	2.2. Increase number of DIB and GIB-ready Historically Under-utilized Business Zone (HUBZone) businesses.	Number of new HUBZone businesses with details of contract awards to all currently certified HUBZone businesses. (Details on P1_Socioeconomic sheet)		0	0	0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
	2.3. Increase number of DIB and GIB-ready Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs).	Number of new SDVOSBs with details of contract awards to all currently certified SDVOSBs. (Details on P1_Socioeconomic sheet)		0	0	0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
	2.4. Increase number of DIB and GIB-ready Women-Owned Small Businesses (WOSBs).	Number of new WOSBs with details of contract awards to all currently certified WOSBs. (Details on P1_Socioeconomic sheet)		0	0	0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
	2.5 Increase number of all Other businesses	Number of new businesses that do not fall into categories 2.1 through 2.4		0	0	0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
	2.6. Promote subcontracting opportunities for SDBs, HUBZone businesses, SDVOSBs, WOSBs, and other small businesses.	Number of subcontractor referrals to Small Business Liaison Offices (SBLOs) and details of referrals.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
	2.7. Encourage and support participation in Mentor-Protégé Program (MPP).	a. Number of clients counseled on the Small Business Administration (SBA) and DoD MPP.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		b. Number of client training events on SBA and DoD MPP and corresponding details (Details on P3 Events sheet)				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
Goal 3. Increase Awareness of and Compliance with Foreign Ownership, Control, or Influence (FOCI).	3.1. Educate businesses in the DIB and GIB on FOCI.	a. Number of clients counseled on FOCI.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		b. Number of hosted and/or supported FOCI training and other events (Details on P3 Events sheet)				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
Goal 4. Improve Cybersecurity of the DIB and GIB.	4.1. Educate on enhanced cybersecurity.	a. Number of clients counseled on Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) 52.204-21 and its implications.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		b. Number of clients counseled on the importance of cybersecurity implications.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		c. Number of hosted and/or supported training and other events on Project Spectrum (PS) (Details on P3 Events sheet)				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		d.	Number of hosted and/or supported other cybersecurity training and events (Details on P3 Events sheet)				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
Goal 5. Facilitate Innovation for the DIB and GIB.	5.1. Connect innovative businesses to Government-led Innovation Programs (GIPs).	a. Number of clients counseled on GIPs.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		b. Number of hosted and/or supported training and other events related to GIPs. (Details on P3 Events sheet)				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
Goal 6. Strengthen the Supply Chain.	6.1. Support Defense Production Act (DPA) Title III activities.	a. Number of clients counseled on the DPA Title III.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		b. Number of training and other events related to the DPA Title III. (Details on P3 Events sheet)				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
	6.2. Support Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment (IBAS) activities.	a. Number of clients counseled on the IBAS.				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
		b. Number of training and other events related to the IBAS (Details on P3 Events sheet)				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!
Goal 7. Capture Market Data in Key Industries.	7.1. Identify businesses working on critical and emerging technologies and capture information about the businesses.	Number of businesses working on critical and emerging technologies (including but not limited to university spin-offs and entrepreneurial sole proprietors) and information about the businesses. Note: The data collection points are defined in Appendix II, while the key technology areas of critical and emerging technologies are listed in Appendix III. (Details on P4_Key Industries Data)				0	0	ERROR:#DIV/0!

P6_Accelerator Training Log

Organization	XX APEX Accelerator
Agreement Number	W56KGU-XX-2-XXXX
Type of Program Function	Accelerators-attended Trainings

	Name of Attendee	FT or PT	Training Name	Training Description	Training Provider	Primary Topic
(Drop-down menu)	Event Date(s)		Location
(City, State) or indicate virtual platform/site	Length of Training (min., hours)	PoP Training Occurred
(Drop-down menu)	Cybersecurity -General	Yes
							Start
(MM/DD/YYYY)	End
(MM/DD/YYYY)				Cybersecurity - Project Spectrum	Please select the appropriate quarter from the drop-down menu.

Total 0.00

Cultivate and Sustain the DIB

Increase Small Business Certifications and Participation

Increase Awareness of and Compliance with FOCI

Improve Cybersecurity

Facilitate Innovation

Strengthen the Supply Chain

Capture Market Data in Key Industries

Manufacturing Innovation Institutes (MIIs)

DoD Mentor Protégé Program (MPP)

Rapid Integrated Scalable Enterprise (RISE)

Defense Production Act Title III

Industrial Base and Analysis and Sustainment (IBAS) Program

DOD or SBA SBIR/STTR

Foreign Ownership, Control and Influence (FOCI)

Project Spectrum

National Security Innovation Network (NSIN)

Technology Readiness Level (TRL)

Other - include detail in event description

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