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We present scalable III-V heterojunction tunnel FETs fabricated using a Si CMOS-compatible FinFET process flow and integrated on Si (100) substrates. The tunneling junction is fabricated through self-aligned selective p(+) GaAsSb raised source epitaxial regrowth on an InGaAs channel. Similarly, the drain is formed by an n(+) InGaAs regrowth. The Si CMOS-compatible fabrication process includes a self-aligned replacement metal gate module, high-k/metal gate, scaled device dimensions and doped extensions, enabling high junction alignment accuracy. The devices exhibit a minimum subthreshold slope of 47 mV/decade, an ION of 1.5 mu A/mu m at I-OFF = 1 nA/mu m and V-DD = 0.3 V, and I-60 of 10 nA/nm. This is the first demonstration of sub-60 mV/decade switching in heterostructure TFETs on Si (100), showing the strong promise of the technology for future advanced logic nodes aiming at low-power applications.