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Capability statement · Training & Education
Training, Curriculum & Workforce Education
SCOTTS WOODCRAFTS LLC dba SWC Solutions. Curriculum design and instructor-led delivery from a Navy Master Training Specialist.
SWC Solutions designs and delivers training the Navy way: task analysis first, measurable objectives second, delivery third, evaluation always. Scott Marchand holds the Navy Master Training Specialist qualification, which is the service's formal credential for curriculum development and platform instruction. Where the audience is veterans, the work is delivered under the VAAR Framework brand.
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Corporate data
- Legal name
- SCOTTS WOODCRAFTS LLC
- Trade name
- SWC Solutions
- UEI
- C2KEPENYSJ43
- CAGE
- 9EHZ8
- WA UBI
- 604 904 072
- Entity
- Washington LLC, formed 20 April 2022
- Address
- 1846 NW Nahele Ct
Poulsbo, WA 98370 - County
- Kitsap County
- District
- WA-06
- Website
- swc-solutions.com
NAICS
- 611430
- 611710
- 624190
- 611519
- 611699
PSC
- U009
- U004
- U001
- U008
- U010
- U099
- R499
- U006
WA WEBS
- 924-35
- 924-41
- 924-40
- 918-38
- 924-16
- 924-05
- 924-19
- 952-43
- 952-90
- 952-59
- 924-86
- 924-60
- 924-64
Core competencies
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Curriculum design
Task and audience analysis, terminal and enabling objectives, lesson plans, instructor guides, student materials, and a test plan that actually measures the objective.
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Instructor-led delivery
Classroom and site delivery for technical and non-technical audiences. Half-day through multi-week formats.
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Train-the-trainer
Cohort certification so an agency's own staff can deliver the material under their own authority after the contract closes. Includes a certification exam and a follow-on support window.
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Benefits literacy and transition education
Educational instruction on how the VA benefits process works, delivered under the VAAR Framework brand. Process explanation, citation-anchored to 38 CFR and 38 USC.
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Workshop facilitation
Partnering workshops, offsites, working groups, and structured problem-solving sessions with a written product at the end.
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Program evaluation
Review of an existing training program against its own objectives, with findings and a remediation plan.
Why the supply is thin
Professional and management development training is a supply-constrained federal NAICS, and the agencies with the largest unmet need are the ones serving veterans. A certified instructor who is himself a retired senior enlisted leader speaks the language of the workforce that VA and Navy are trying to reach.
What you receive
- Curriculum package: lesson plans, instructor guide, student guide, assessment instruments
- Delivery with attendance and completion records in the agency's required format
- Evaluation data against stated objectives, not satisfaction scores alone
- Materials licensed to the agency so the program survives the contract
Scope limit. Educational only. SWC Solutions and the VAAR Framework brand do not prepare, present, or prosecute a claim before the VA, and do not represent any claimant for a fee. Scott Marchand is not an accredited VA attorney, claims agent, or VSO representative under 38 USC 5904 and 38 CFR 14.629. Content explains how a process works and points participants to an accredited representative for anything case-specific.
Differentiators
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Navy Master Training Specialist
The service's formal credential for curriculum development and platform instruction. Not a vendor certificate. A qualification earned inside the training system the Navy uses to certify the people who operate strategic weapons.
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Task analysis first, objectives second, delivery third
Curriculum is built from an analysis of the task and the audience, with terminal and enabling objectives written before a single slide. Evaluation reports performance against those objectives, not satisfaction scores.
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A retired senior enlisted leader in front of the room
The agencies with the largest unmet training need are the ones serving veterans. An instructor who is himself a retired Senior Chief speaks the language of that workforce and is heard differently than a contractor who is not.
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The program survives the contract
Train-the-trainer cohorts are certified to deliver the material under the agency's own authority after closeout, and materials are licensed to the agency. The follow-on support window is written into the deliverable, not sold back later.
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Scope limits stated up front, in writing
Where the subject is VA benefits, instruction explains how the process works and is citation-anchored to 38 CFR and 38 USC. It stops short of case-specific advice by design, and says so on the materials.
Codes a buyer would search on
Washington routes solicitations through WEBS by NIGP commodity code, not by NAICS. All three systems are mapped row by row on the code cross-reference page.
| NAICS | What we do in that code | WA WEBS / NIGP | Federal PSC |
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| 611430 Professional and Management Development Training Primary | Instructor-led professional development, workforce readiness, and benefits-literacy training for agency staff and the populations they serve. |
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| 611710 Educational Support Services Registered | Curriculum development, course design, instructional review, and program evaluation delivered to an agency that runs its own instruction. |
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| 624190 Other Individual and Family Services Registered | Direct outreach and education delivered to veterans and their families. Group briefings, community events, printed and digital guidance materials. |
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| 611519 Other Technical and Trade Schools On request | Vocational and technical instruction, including hands-on trade instruction and certification preparation. |
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| 611699 All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction On request | Non-credit workshops, seminars, and facilitated sessions. Partnering workshops and offsite facilitation. |
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Certifications and registrations
| Item | Status | Authority |
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| SDVOSB (SBA VetCert) | Application in process | SBA Veteran Small Business Certification (VetCert), 13 CFR Part 128 |
| Washington Veteran-Owned Business (VOB) | Application in process | RCW 43.60A.190, administered by the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs |
| WEBS vendor registration | Registration in progress | Washington's Electronic Business Solution, Department of Enterprise Services |
| HUBZone | Not qualified | 13 CFR Part 126 |
| Small business | Yes, under every NAICS code listed | 13 CFR 121.201 |
SWC Solutions publishes certification status exactly as it stands. Where a certification is pending, the site says pending. No set-aside eligibility is claimed before the issuing agency grants it.
Insurance and compliance
- Workers' compensation
- Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
- General liability
- Carrier and limits furnished on request with any quote
- Registered agent
- Registered Agents Inc, Spokane, WA
- Fiscal year end
- 31 December
Past performance. This firm is building its federal past-performance record and does not have federal contract references to list yet. That is stated rather than padded. Micro-purchase and simplified acquisition work is actively sought for exactly this reason, and non-federal references are available on request.
Federal buying paths
Thresholds verified against acquisition.gov and the U.S. Code on 13 September 2026.
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Open now
Up to $15,000
Micro-purchase
FAR 2.101, micro-purchase threshold
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Open now
$15,000 to $350,000
Simplified acquisition, reserved for small business
FAR 19.502-2(a) and FAR 2.101, simplified acquisition threshold
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On VetCert
Under the simplified acquisition threshold
VA noncompetitive award to a veteran-owned small business
38 USC 8127(b)
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On VetCert
Above SAT, up to $5,000,000
VA sole source to an SDVOSB
38 USC 8127(c)
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On VetCert
Up to $5,000,000, or $8,500,000 manufacturing
Sole source SDVOSB set-aside, all other agencies
FAR 19.1406(a)(2)
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On VetCert
Any value
VA Rule of Two
38 USC 8127(d), affirmed in Kingdomware Technologies v. United States, 579 U.S. 162 (2016)
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Open now
Prime-held vehicles
Subcontract and IDIQ team seat
FAR 19.7, Small Business Subcontracting Program
Full detail on each rung, including how it is used and what fits it, is on the federal buyers page.
Washington buying path: Direct Buy
Washington State buyers have their own ladder, and one rung of it is closed to almost every vendor in the country. Direct Buy Level 2 can only be filled by a Washington small business or a certified veteran-owned business. That is the band SWC Solutions is built for.
Thresholds from Enterprise Services policy POL-DES-125-03, issued under RCW 39.26.125. Verified 13 September 2026.
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Up to $40,000
Level 1
Any vendor
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$40,001 to $50,000
Level 2
Washington small business or certified veteran-owned business only
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$50,001 to $100,000
Level 3
Washington small businesses and certified veteran-owned businesses, three quotes
Scope. Small works rosters cover public works only. Training, curriculum, and consulting requirements do not run through this track; those go through WEBS and the Direct Buy levels above.
Full detail, including the certification gates on each rung, is on the Washington State buyers page.
More than fits on this sheet. Every NAICS code above is mapped row by row to its Washington WEBS commodity codes and federal PSC values at swc-solutions.com/codes/. The federal buying ladder, from micro-purchase through SDVOSB sole source, each rung with its FAR or U.S. Code citation, is at swc-solutions.com/federal/. Washington's Direct Buy levels and the small works roster, with the RCW and DES policy behind each, are at swc-solutions.com/washington/. Thresholds and code mappings verified against the issuing authority on 13 September 2026.
Other lanes
Management, Process & Quality Consulting
Process improvement and quality systems, applied by someone who ran them on a submarine.