Attachment 7 Cross Reference Matrix.pdf
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- F-15 Classified Repair and Return (Follow-On)
- Solicitation number
- FA8575-21-R-0001
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This document is an attachment to a solicitation for F-15 Classified Repair and Return Support Services. The Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center is seeking proposals to provide maintenance, repair, and return services for classified F-15 aircraft. Interested offerors must submit proposals by September 29, 2021. Award will be made to a single contractor based on an assessment of technical qualifications and price to provide the best overall value to the government. The selected contractor will be responsible for repair turnaround times, cost estimates, managing an information system, and submitting deficiency reports as outlined in the Performance Work Statement. Offerors must demonstrate in their proposals how they will meet security requirements for handling classified data and equipment, maintaining security clearances for personnel, and reporting any security incidents or violations. The transition period to begin performance is one month after award.
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FA8575-21-R-0001
ATTACHMENT 7
CROSS REFERENCE MATRIX
TECHNICAL
RQMTS
CLIN Section L
Section M
CDRL Proposal (Offeror Completes)
DOC
Turn-Around-Time (TAT) - PWS para 4.1.8
0001 II.C.2.A.i II.C.1.A.i N/A
Repair Cost – PWS para 4.1.16
0001 II.C.2.A.ii II.C.1.A.ii N/A
Management Information System (MIS) – PWS para 4.1.22
0001 II.C.2.A.iii II.C.1.A.iii A003
Supply Deficiency Report (SDR) – PWS para 4.1.17.2
0001 II.C.2.A.iv II.C.1.A.iv A003
Storage of Classified Data – PWS para 5.2.12
0001 II.C.2.B.i II.C.1.B.i N/A
Classified Processing – PWS para 5.2.13
0001 II.C.2.B.ii II.C.1.B.ii N/A
U.S. Government Security Regulations
– PWS para 5.2.1
0001 II.C.2.B.iii II.C.1.B.iii N/A
Security Clearance - PWS para 5.2.4
0001 II.C.2.B.iv II.C.1.B.iv N/A
Security Violation or Incident - PWS para 5.2.5
0001 II.C.2.B.v II.C.1.B.v N/A
Transition in (one month) – PWS para 6.0
0001 II.C.2.C.i II.C.1.C.i N/A
Transition in (one month) – PWS para 6.0
0001 II.C.2.C.ii II.C.1.C.ii N/A
Transition in (one month) – PWS para 6.0
0001 II.C.2.C.iii II.C.1.C.iii N/A
Transition in (one month) – PWS para 6.0
0001 II.C.2.C.iv II.C.1.C.iv N/A
Transition in (one month) – PWS para 6.0
0001 II.C.2.C.v II.C.1.C.v N/A
The purpose of the cross reference matrix is to show critical interrelationships and dependencies among the technical requirements document (Statement of Objectives (SOO), Performance Work Statement (PWS), Purchase Description (PD), etc), the Contract Line Item Number (CLIN), the Contract Data Requirements List (CDRL), Section L (Instructions to Offerors) and Section M (Evaluation Basis for Award). This matrix is a tool which helps ensure all the evaluation criteria and proposal submittal requirements identified in the solicitation have been responded to. The offeror shall fill out the cross reference matrix indicating where in their proposal the information can be found. Failure by the offeror to complete the matrix will result in the offeror being considered as failing to meet the RFP terms and conditions.
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