; and (III) in the case of a 10-year agreement, an annual contract payment in an amount equal to 60 percent of the person’s actual costs to implement the conservation practices described in the management plan under the terms of the agreement. (iii) (I) If the person receiving contract payments pursuant to clause (ii) receives any other State or Federal funds to defray the cost of any conservation practice required by the agreement, the cost of such practice shall not be eligible for such contract payments. (II) Contributions of agencies or organizations to any conservation practice other than the funds described in subclause (I) shall not be considered as costs of the person for purposes of the contract payments pursuant to clause (iii). (F) A species conservation contract agreement may list other Federal program payments that incidentally contribute to conservation of a listed species. The head of a Federal agency shall not use the payments for the purposes of implementing the species conservation contract agreement. (4) (A) Upon request of a person seeking to enter into an agreement pursuant to this subsection, the Secretary may provide to such person technical assistance in the preparation, and management training for the implementation, of the management plan for the agreement. (B) Any State agency, local government, nonprofit organization, or federally recognized Indian tribe may provide assistance to a person in the preparation of a management plan, or participate in the implementation of a management plan, including identifying and making available certified fisheries or wildlife biologists with expertise in the conservation of species for purposes of the preparation or review and approval of management plans for species conservation contract agreements. (5) Upon any conveyance or other transfer of interest in land or water that is subject to an agreement under this subsection— (A) the agreement shall terminate if the agreement does not continue in effect under subparagraph (B)