the experience, infrastructure, and expertise needed to ensure the quality and effectiveness of services, which may be demonstrated by any of the following: (A) Compliance with all local, city, county, or State requirements for licensing, accreditation, or certification (if any) which are applicable to the proposed project. (B) A minimum of 2 years experience providing comparable services that do not require licensing, accreditation, or certification. (C) Certification as a Medicaid service provider, including health care for the homeless programs and community health centers. (D) An executed agreement with a relevant State or local government agency that will provide oversight over the mental health, substance use disorder, or other services that will be delivered by the project. (2) There is a mechanism for determining whether residents of permanent supportive housing are chronically homeless individuals or families. Such a mechanism may rely on local data systems or records of shelter admission. If there are no sources of data regarding the duration or number of homeless episodes, or if such data are unreliable for the purposes of this subsection, an applicant must demonstrate that the project will implement appropriate procedures, taking into consideration the capacity of local homeless service providers to document episodes of homelessness and the challenges of engaging individuals and families who have been chronically homeless, to verify that an individual or family is chronically homeless. (3) The applicant participates in a local, regional, or Statewide homeless management information system. (j) Duration of initial and renewal grants