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This is a Cross-Reference Matrix template for offerors responding to the Special Ammunition and Weapon Systems (SAWS) solicitation W519TC-26-R-0001. The matrix serves as a structured submission tool requiring offerors to demonstrate their qualifications across two primary evaluation factors: a GO/NO-GO Gate and an HTRO Self-Scoring Matrix. The GO/NO-GO Gate requires documentation dated from January 1, 2019 onward, including DDTC registration, active Federal Firearms License (Type 11), current SAM registration with CAGE code and UEI number, prior experience as prime or subcontractor on Arms, Ammunition & Explosives (AA&E) contracts, and certification of compliance regarding prohibited sources.

The HTRO Self-Scoring Matrix evaluates offeror capabilities across seven categories: (1) sourcing and delivering munitions and components with energetics, identified by Federal Supply Class codes; (2) obtaining End User Certificates from historical and prospective contracts across multiple foreign countries; (3) securing Export Licenses for international shipments; (4) completing international transport of AA&E using various transportation modes and U.S.-flag vessels; (5) developing Technical Data Packages approved by the USG or NATO; (6) completing Lot Acceptance Tests at foreign test sites; and (7) experience as prime or subcontractor on USG AA&E contracts exceeding or under $50 million. Each category requests specific documentation, including executed plans, approvals, test reports, and letters of commitment, with scoring based on the diversity of FSC codes, foreign countries, manufacturers, and transportation modes demonstrated.

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Cross Reference Matrix

W519TC-26-R-0001 - Section L SAWS Attachment 0009
CROSS REFERENCE MATRIX
OFFEROR NAME: [FILL IN OFFEROR NAME HERE]
Section LCategoryDocument Type(s)Work Sample #Reference
Document Title, Date, Page, Paragraph, Table Number, Block, etc.Notes / Clarifications (Optional)
Clarifying facts to further substantiate the claimFSC Reference(s) (If applicable)Country Reference(s) (If applicable)
EXAMPLE
L-3.3.5.2Natural Gas Systems Maintenance: Lineal Feet of utility systems maintained under a single contract/task order.Award Document, PWS, CPARSWS1Volume 2b_Offeror Name_WS1, 01 Jan 2024, Pg 1 (block #); PWS Pg 5 (Para 2.1.1); CPARSSF33s Block 28 shows effective date of work sample; PWS paras note performance supported with lineal feet of utility systems under single contract; CPARS average supports Exceptional ratings in Quality, Schedule, and Management1305Germany
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Factor 1 GO/NO-GO Gate

Documentation must be dated and remain valid from January 01, 2019, onward.

Registered with the U.S. Department of State Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC)
Current Federal Firearms License (FFL) Type 11 – Importer of Destructive Devices, Ammunition for Destructive Devices or Armor Piercing Ammuniton
Active System for Award Management (SAM) registration (with corresponding Commerical and Government Entity (CAGE) Code and Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) Number)
Prime Contractor or Subcontractor on an Arms, Ammunition & Explosive (AA&E) contract from January 01, 2019 to present
Acknowledgement for Certification of Compliance (Attachment XXX) for Prohibited Sources and Agreement Not to use any prohibited sources

Factor 2 HTRO Self-Scoring Matrix Documentation must be dated and remain valid from January 01, 2019, onward.

Category 1Demonstrate your ability to source and deliver munitions and/or components with energetics.
1.a.1Provide delivery verification for energetics-based end items or components. This applies to Primes/Subs/Manufacturers supporting USG direct contracts or companies delivering to U.S. Prime Contractors. Identify the Federal Supply Class (FSC) code each delivery represents.
1.b.2Number of different foreign manufacturers.
1.c.3Documentation illustrates different types of ammunition and/or components with energetics. Based on the number of different FSC codes.
1.b.1Prospective Letters of Commitment (LoC) from foreign or U.S. ammunition and/or components with energetics manufacturers for prospective contracts. Identify the FSC code each delivery represents.
1.b.2Number of different foreign manufacturers.
1.b.3Documentation illustrates different types of ammunition and/or components with energetics. Based on the number of different FSC codes.
Category 2Demonstrate your ability to obtain End User Certificates (EUCs)
2.a.1Historical, approved, and signed EUCs from past or current contracts. Identify the FSC code each delivery represents.
2.a.2Number of different foreign countries.
2.a.3Documentation illustrates different types of ammunition and/or components with energetics. Based on the number of different FSC codes.
2.b.1Prospective or draft EUCs for prospective contracts. Identify the FSC code each delivery represents.
2.b.2Number of different foreign countries.
2.b.3Documentation illustrates different types of ammunition and/or components with energetics. Based on the number of different FSC codes.
Category 3Demonstrate your ability to obtain Export Licenses
3.a.1Historical, approved, and signed Export Licenses from past or current contracts. Identify the FSC code each delivery represents.
3.a.2Number of different foreign countries.
3.a.3Documentation illustrates different types of ammunition and/or components with energetics. Based on the number of different FSC codes.
Category 4Demonstrate your ability to complete transport of Arms, Ammunition & Explosives (AA&E)
4.a.1Executed Transportation Plans to, from, or between foreign countries supporting the transport of AA&E.
4.a.2Number of different countries shipped from (origin) or shipped to (destination).
4.a.3Number of transportation modes.
4.a.4Use of U.S.-Flag Vessels or use of U.S.-Flag Vessel Waiver.
4.b.1Prospective Transportation Plans to, from, or between foreign countries supporting the transport of AA&E.
4.b.2Number of different countries shipped from (origin) or shipped to (destination).
4.b.3Number of transportation modes.
Category 5Demonstrate your ability to complete Technical Data Packages (TDPs)
5.a.1USG-approved TDPs developed from ammunition and/or components with energetics manufacturers. Identify the FSC code each TDP represents.
5.a.2Documentation illustrates different types of ammunition and/or components with energetics. Based on the number of different FSC codes.
5.b.1Other North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) draft TDPs from ammunition and/or components with energetics manufacturers. Identify the FSC code each TDP represents.
5.b.2Documentation illustrates different types of ammunition and/or components with energetics. Based on the number of different FSC codes.
Category 6Demonstrate your ability to complete Lot Acceptance Tests (LATs)
6.a.1Approved Lot Acceptance Test Reports (LATRs) that demonstrate acceptance of ammunition and/or components with energetics production on a USG contract or a contract with a U.S. Prime Contractor.
6.a.2Number of foreign test sites.
6.a.3Documentation illustrates different types of ammuniton and/or component with energetics. Based on the number of different FSC codes.
Category 7USG contracts for Arms, Ammunition, or Explosives
7.aPrime Contractor on contract over $50M
7.bPrime Contractor on contract under $50M
7.cSubcontractor on contract over $50M
7.dSubcontractor on contract under $50M

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