establish a procurement program, develop procurement specifications, and procure biobased products identified under the guidelines described in paragraph (3) in accordance with this section;

are composed of the highest percentage of biobased products practicable; or

comply with the regulations issued under section 6914b–1 of title 42; and

establish a targeted biobased-only procurement requirement under which the procuring agency shall issue a certain number of biobased-only contracts when the procuring agency is purchasing products, or purchasing services that include the use of products, that are included in a biobased product category designated by the Secretary.

are not reasonably available within a reasonable period of time;

the performance standards set forth in the applicable specifications; or

the reasonable performance standards of the procuring agencies; or

are available only at an unreasonable price.

be consistent with applicable provisions of Federal procurement law;

ensure that items composed of biobased products will be purchased to the maximum extent practicable;

include a component to promote the procurement program;

provide for an annual review and monitoring of the effectiveness of the procurement program; and

adopt 1 of the 2 polices described in subparagraph (D) or (E), or a policy substantially equivalent to either of those policies.

designate those items (including finished products) that are or can be produced with biobased products (including biobased products for which there is only a single product or manufacturer in the category) that will be subject to the preference described in paragraph (2);

designate those intermediate ingredients and feedstocks that are or can be used to produce items that will be subject to the preference described in paragraph (2);

automatically designate items composed of intermediate ingredients and feedstocks designated under clause (ii), if the content of the designated intermediate ingredients and feedstocks exceeds 50 percent of the item (unless the Secretary determines a different composition percentage is appropriate);

set forth recommended practices with respect to the procurement of biobased products and items containing such materials;

require reporting of quantities and types of biobased products purchased by procuring agencies;

promote biobased products, including forest products, that apply an innovative approach to growing, harvesting, sourcing, procuring, processing, manufacturing, or application of biobased products regardless of the date of entry into the marketplace;

as determined to be necessary by the Secretary based on the availability of data, provide information as to the availability, relative price, performance, and environmental and public health benefits of such materials and items; and

take effect on the date established in the guidelines, which may not exceed 1 year after publication.

the purchase price of the item exceeds $10,000; or

the quantity of the items or of functionally-equivalent items purchased or acquired during the preceding fiscal year was at least $10,000.

coordinate the implementation of this subsection with other policies for Federal procurement;

annually collect the information required to be reported under subparagraph (B) and make the information publicly available;

take a leading role in informing Federal agencies concerning, and promoting the adoption of and compliance with, procurement requirements for biobased products by Federal agencies; and

describes the progress made in carrying out this subsection; and

contains a summary of the information reported pursuant to subparagraph (B).

actions taken to implement paragraph (2);

the results of the annual review and monitoring program established under paragraph (2)(C)(iv);

the number and dollar value of contracts entered into during the year that include the direct procurement of biobased products;

the number of service and construction (including renovations) contracts entered into during the year that include language on the use of biobased products; and

the types and dollar value of biobased products actually used by contractors in carrying out service and construction (including renovations) contracts during the previous year; and

the General Services Administration and the Defense Logistics Agency shall submit each year to the Office of Federal Procurement Policy information concerning, to the maximum extent practicable, the types and dollar value of biobased products purchased by procuring agencies.

encourage the purchase of products with the maximum biobased content;

provide that the Secretary may designate as biobased for the purposes of the voluntary program established under this subsection finished products that contain significant portions of biobased materials or components; and

to the maximum extent practicable, be consistent with the guidelines issued under subsection (a)(3).

item designations (including designation of intermediate ingredients and feedstocks); and

the voluntary labeling program established under subsection (b); and

the quantity of biobased products sold;

the value of the biobased products;

the quantity of jobs created;

the quantity of petroleum displaced;

other environmental benefits; and

areas in which the use or manufacturing of biobased products could be more effectively used, including identifying any technical and economic obstacles and recommending how those obstacles can be overcome.