Navy SBTC Training and Logistics Support RFP N0018926R3105
Department of the Navy · N0018926R3105. A services RFP on an SF 33 cover — 58 pages, with its named attachments disclosed as not supplied rather than quietly missing. 232 modal-verb candidates, the deterministic tier. This is the pipeline’s output as delivered, unedited — page-cited rows, and the Coverage tab below stating what was and wasn’t parsed.
shredcheck—navy-sbtc-training-support.xlsx
| ID | § | Pg | Requirement | Modal | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R-005 | A.3 | 3 | Interested sources must submit, on no more than two (single sided) pages, a description of their experience on prior contracts they consider most similar to the performance work statement (PWS). | must | |
| R-016 | C | 9 | When access to a base, facility or activity is required contractor employees shall in-process with the Command’s Security Manager (CSM) upon arrival to the command and shall out-process prior to their departure… | shall | |
| R-043 | C | 11 | The contractor shall designate an employee to serve as the contractor’s security representative. | shall |
Three rows lifted verbatim from the workbook.
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Original solicitation: N0018926R3105 (PDF, as fetched 2026-08-15)
Coverage — what this shred read, and what it didn’t
Extracted from the workbook’s own Coverage tab. Numbers below are the shred’s honest account of itself.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Pages parsed | 57 of 58 |
| Modal candidates found | 232 |
| Added by full-document sweep | 161 |
| Dropped — sweep text not verbatim | 1 |
| Dropped — classified from context, not a candidate | 2 |
| QA corrections proposed but not applied | 0 |
| QA rows reviewed | 373 |
| QA corrections applied | 51 |
| QA review reached its output limit | no |
| Rows removed as carrying no obligation content | 7 |
| Classified binding | 329 |
| Excluded during classification | 26 |
| Referenced clauses detected | 219 |
| Attachments parsed inline | none detected |
| Attachments referenced but not parsed | ATTACHMENT I, APPENDIX F, ATTACHMENT II, ATTACHMENT III, ATTACHMENT IV, ATTACHMENT V, ATTACHMENT VI |
| Standard-form pages not parsed | page 1 (SF 33) |
| Rows depending on unread targets | none |
| Rows whose page could not be uniquely confirmed | 18 |
| Rows whose text continues from the cited page | 0 |
| What this shred covered | Read 57 of 58 pages. Page 1 (SF 33) is a standard government form; form pages are not parsed for requirements and produce no rows. 232 obligations were found by modal-verb matching and 161 more by a full-document pass, producing 366 matrix rows of which 329 are classified binding. 26 extracted passages were reviewed and produced no row because they carried no obligation. 7 row(s) were removed after review as carrying no obligation content — bare table quantities, and repeats of a row already in this matrix. 1 passage(s) identified by the full-document pass were discarded because the text returned did not match the source exactly, and are not represented in this matrix. 2 obligation(s) were identified in surrounding context rather than in the passages being classified, and were not carried into the matrix. 18 row(s) quote text that occurs on more than one page, so the page shown for them could not be confirmed from that text alone; read those rows against their section heading rather than the page number. This document names 7 attachment(s) whose contents were not supplied: ATTACHMENT I, APPENDIX F, ATTACHMENT II, ATTACHMENT III, ATTACHMENT IV, ATTACHMENT V, ATTACHMENT VI. Obligations inside them are not in this matrix. Requirement text is reproduced as it appears in the source. Referenced clauses and standards are listed on the Referenced Clauses tab and are not expanded — reviewing what they import is expert work this shred does not perform. |
| Referenced clauses | Detected and listed, never expanded. A single citation can import further obligations; reviewing them is expert work this shred does not perform. |
| Confidence column | How many of three independent sweep runs found the row: High means all three, Medium two, Low one. Modal-verb rows read High by definition — that pass is deterministic and returned the same candidates on every run measured. In this workbook: 273 High, 51 Medium, 42 Low of 366 rows. The tiers say how a row was corroborated, not how likely it is to be right — no rate is quoted because the only grading on record was measured on a different distribution. |
| Build commit | 55a64585448d |
| Generated (UTC) | 2026-09-04T19:50:17Z |
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