The training is to cover four named subjects
What the document says“The training activities required under subparagraph (A) shall include training on-- ``(i) the missions, goals, and authorities of the SBIR and STTR programs; ``(ii) the use of Phase III agreements; ``(iii) Phase III data rights; and ``(iv) the execution of Phase III sole source award contracts.”
Subparagraph (B) names four subjects the training includes: the missions, goals and authorities of the SBIR and STTR programs, the use of Phase III agreements, Phase III data rights, and the execution of Phase III sole source award contracts. The list is stated as what the training includes, not as the whole of it.
What the document actually says“The training activities required under subparagraph (A) shall include training on-- ``(i) the missions, goals, and authorities of the SBIR and STTR programs; ``(ii) the use of Phase III agreements; ``(iii) Phase III data rights; and ``(iv) the execution of Phase III sole source award contracts.”
The training must cover four things. One is what the two programs are for. One is how Phase III deals work. One is who owns the data. The last is how to buy from one firm only.
A sole source contract goes to one firm with no contest. Phase III awards can work that way. Data rights decide who can use the plans.
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