OPF-L RFP_Attachment J.6_SOW PSPEC Cross-Ref Matrix.xlsx

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ORGANIC PRECISION FIRES – LIGHT (OPF-L) - REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) Federal contract opportunity
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M67854-23-R-1037
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United States Marine Corps

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This document contains a cross-reference matrix for a solicitation seeking proposals for an Organic Precision Fires – Light (OPF-L) system. The matrix lists over 100 technical requirements for the loitering munition system and its components, including the ground control station, autonomous unmanned aerial system, and associated equipment. Key capabilities include one-person operation of a portable ground launch system; day/night target detection and identification; loiter times up to several hours; and environmental tolerances such as temperature extremes, vibration, and electromagnetic effects. Offerors are to indicate where their proposals meet each requirement and provide any explanatory details. The related solicitation is from the United States Marine Corps seeking proposals for the OPF-L program through a competitive RFP process.

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OPF-L SOW & PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION CROSS-REFERENCE MATRIX
Offeror: _________________________
Requirement Title/DescriptionSOW ParaP-Spec ParaProposal Reference ParaMeet or Exceed RequirementIf Exceed Requirement, Explain how it exceeds the requirement. If supporting documentation is provided, please list File name here as well.
REQUIREMENT3
Production.3.1.1
Program Management and Data Management.3.2
Schedule Planning.3.2.1
Subcontractor Management.3.2.2
Quality Management.3.2.3
Data Management.3.2.4
Program Manager.3.2.5
Meetings, Formal Reviews, Conferences and Audits.3.3
Contractor Responsibilities.3.3.1
Post Award Conference (PAC).3.3.2
In Process Reviews.3.3.3
System Requirements Review (SRR).3.3.4
Critical Design Review (CDR).3.3.5
Test Readiness Review (TRR).3.3.6
Production Readiness Review (PRR).3.3.7
Physical Configuration Audit (PCA).3.3.8
Provisioning Guidance Conference (PGC).3.3.9
Provisioning Conference (PC).3.3.10
Security Requirements3.4
Document Markings Requirements.3.4.1
Configuration Management3.5
Product Baseline.3.5.1
Product Description (PD).3.5.2
Configuration Status Accounting (CSA).3.5.3
Control/Accountability.3.5.4
Engineering Change Proposals.3.5.5
Requests for Variance.3.5.6
Notices of Revision (NOR).3.5.7
Notification of Changes to Commercial Equipment/Software.3.5.8
Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health (ESOH)3.6
System Safety.3.6.1
Hazard Management.3.6.2
Safety Assessment Report.3.6.3
Software System Safety Engineering and Analysis.3.6.4
Functional Hazard Analysis (FHA).3.6.5
Material Safety Data Sheets.3.6.6
Support of Government Safety Certification.3.6.7
Explosive Safety.3.6.8
Cybersecurity.3.7
Radio Frequency Spectrum Compatibility3.8
Testing.3.9
Government Verification Testing.3.9.1
Contractor Test Support for Government Testing.3.9.2
Contractor Training for Government Testing.3.9.3
Familiarization Training for Government Testing.3.9.4
Contractor Acceptance Testing.3.9.5
Contractor Support for Government Operational Testing (OT).3.9.6
Special Purpose Support Equipment (SPSE).3.9.7
Production3.1
Change in Production Facility Location or Break in Production Line.3.10.1
Qualification/Verification of Suppliers.3.10.2
Supportability3.11
Integrated Logistics Support (ILS).3.11.1
Contractor Logistics Support.3.11.2
Warranty.3.11.3
Government Property.3.12
Government Property Management (GPM).3.12.1
Government Furnished Property (GFP).3.12.2
Deliveries3.13
Packaging, Handling, Storage and Transportation.3.13.1
Preservation and Packaging (P&P).3.13.2
Development of Marking Requirements.3.13.3
Hazardous Materials.3.13.4
Signed Receipts.3.13.5
Ammunition Data Cards (ADC).3.13.6
Failure Reporting, Analysis and Corrective Actions System.3.14
Provisioning Technical Documentation.3.15
Provisioning Parts List (PPL).3.15.1
Special Tools and Test Equipment List (TTEL).3.15.2
Bill of Materials.3.15.3
Engineering Data For Provisioning.3.15.4
Copyright Release.3.15.5
Operator Technical Publications.3.15.6
Item Unique Identification Marking Plan3.16
Training3.17
Training Developers and Instructors.3.17.1
Training Material.3.17.2
Job Aids.3.17.3
Training Conduct.3.17.4
Training Verification.3.17.5
Training Material Changes.3.17.6
Course Conduct Information Package (Trainee and Training Course Completion Data).3.17.7
Demilitarization/Disposal Procedures.3.18
REQUIREMENTS3
Interoperability3.1.
Ground Launch (T).3.1.1.
Single Marine Packable GCS (T).3.1.2.
Single Marine Packable AUR (T).3.1.3.
Single Marine Packable System (O).3.1.4.
Radio (T).3.1.5.
Antenna (T).3.1.6.
Global Positioning System (GPS) Device (T).3.1.7.
GPS Device (O).3.1.8.
Position, Navigation and Timing (O).3.1.9.
One-Person Operation (T).3.1.10.
GCS Weight (T).3.1.11.
GCS Weight (O).3.1.12.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (T).3.1.13.
Gloves (T).3.1.14.
Loitering Munition (LM)3.2.
Range (T).3.2.1.
Range (O).3.2.2.
Warhead Integration (T).3.2.3.
Warhead Removable (O).3.2.4.
Warhead Integration (O).3.2.5.
Probability of Hit (T).3.2.6.
Probability of Hit (O).3.2.7.
Circular Error Probability for Stationary Targets (T).3.2.8.
Circular Error Probability for Stationary Targets (O).3.2.9.
Loiter Time (T).3.2.10.
Loiter Time (O).3.2.11.
Removable Battery (O).3.2.12.
Battery Life (T).3.2.13.
Battery Life (O).3.2.14.
AUR Weight (T).3.2.15.
AUR Weight (O).3.2.16.
Fuzing System (T).3.2.17.
Prelaunch Fuze Selection (T).3.2.18.
Inflight Fuze Selection (O).3.2.19.
Fuzing Indicator (O).3.2.20.
Select Target (T).3.2.21.
EO/IR Sensor (T).3.2.22.
EO/IR Sensor Control (O).3.2.23.
Daytime Detection (T).3.2.24.
Nighttime Detection (O).3.2.25.
Daytime Identification (T).3.2.26.
Nighttime Identification (O).3.2.27.
Reassign Target (T).3.2.28.
Sustain Lock (T).3.2.29.
Safety (T).3.2.30.
Battery Certification (T).3.2.31.
AUR Label (T).3.2.32.
LM Identification (T).3.2.33.
LM Identification in Flight (T).3.2.34.
LM BIT (T).3.2.35.
Laser Systems (T).3.2.36.
GCS3.3.
GCS Battery Life (T).3.3.1.
Stationary Control (T).3.3.2.
GCS (T).3.3.3.
Encryption (T).3.3.4.
C2 Launch Command (T).3.3.5.
Data Input (T).3.3.6.
Prelaunch LM Loss of Link Location Designation (T).3.3.7.
Inflight LM Loss of Link Location Designation (O).3.3.8.
Control of LMs (T).3.3.9.
Simultaneous Control of LMs (O).3.3.10.
Abort Attack (T).3.3.11.
Single Operator Action (T).3.3.12.
Time Remaining to Abort (O).3.3.13.
Disarm Warhead (T).3.3.14.
Redirect Abort (T).3.3.15.
Predetermined Ditch Location (T).3.3.16.
Modify Ditch Location (O).3.3.17.
Arm Warhead (T).3.3.18.
Re-attack (T).3.3.19.
Rearm Warhead (T).3.3.20.
Self-Destruct (O).3.3.21.
Establish Flight Path (T).3.3.22.
LM Flight Path (T).3.3.23.
Reprogram Flight Path (T).3.3.24.
Saved Flight Paths (O).3.3.25.
Flight Path Display (T).3.3.26.
Employment3.4.
Start-up Time (T).3.4.1.
Self-Contained AUR (T).3.4.2.
LM Recovery (O).3.4.3.
Attack Angle Selection (O).3.4.4.
Environmental Operation3.5.
Low Pressure (Altitude) (T).3.5.1.
Cold Operating Temperature (T).3.5.2.
Hot Operating Temperature (T).3.5.3.
Cold Storage Temperature (T).3.5.4.
Hot Storage Temperature (T).3.5.5.
Temperature Shock (T).3.5.6.
Rain – Non-Operational (T).3.5.7.
Rain – Operational (T).3.5.8.
Humidity (T).3.5.9.
Salt Fog (T).3.5.10.
Rust and Corrosion (T).3.5.11.
Sand (T).3.5.12.
Dust (T).3.5.13.
Seven Foot (2.1 m) Drop (T).3.5.14.
Seven Foot (2.1 m) Drop (O).3.5.15.
Immersion (T).3.5.16.
Transportation Vibration – Aircraft (T).3.5.17.
Transportation Vibration – Cross-Country (T).3.5.18.
Transportation Vibration – Maritime (T).3.5.19.
Freeze/Thaw (T).3.5.20.
Contact with Chemicals; Fluids; and Petroleum, Oil, and Lubricants (POL) (T).3.5.21.
Five Foot Drop (1.5 m) (T).3.5.22.
Five Foot Drop (1.5 m) (O).3.5.23.
Insensitive Munitions (T).3.5.24.
Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (T).3.5.25.
Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Personnel (HERP) (T).3.5.26.
Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Fuel (HERF) (T).3.5.27.
Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance (HERO) (T).3.5.28.
Radiated Susceptibility (T).3.5.29.
Radiated Emissions (T).3.5.30.
Personnel-Borne Electrostatic Discharge (T).3.5.31.
Helicopter-Borne Electrostatic Discharge (T).3.5.32.
System Survivability3.6.
Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS) (T).3.6.1.
Mitigate EMS Attacks (O).3.6.2.
Packaging, Handling, Storage, and Transportation (PHS&T)3.7.
Packaging (T).3.7.1.
Ground Transportable (T).3.7.2.
Air Transportable (T).3.7.3.
Sea Transportable (T).3.7.4.
40 Foot (12 m) Drop (T).3.7.5.
40 Foot (12 m) Drop (O).3.7.6.
Fire Safety (T).3.7.7.
Hazard Classification (T).3.7.8.
Logistics3.8.
Mean Time To Repair Mission Essential Function Failures (MTTRmeff) (T).3.8.1.
Mission Reliability (T).3.8.2.
Mission Reliability (O).3.8.3.
Training and Simulation (T).3.8.4.
Cyber3.9.
Cyber (T).3.9.1.
Ancillary Equipment3.10.
Carry Equipment (T).3.10.1.
Battery Charger (T).3.10.2.

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