; and (iv) systems integration. (C) Accelerating transition from concept to manufacturing and acquisition. (d) Coordination with other Federal agencies In carrying out the Program, the Administrator and the Secretary of the Navy may utilize the National Oceanographic Partnership Program, established under chapter 665 of title 10, United States Code, as a mechanism for providing interagency coordination for the advancement of unmanned maritime systems. (e) Coordination with academic sector In carrying out the Program, to the extent approved by the Secretary of the Navy, the Administrator or the Secretary of the Navy may coordinate and co-locate with an academic research institution, or consortium of academic research institutions, for the following purposes: (1) Maximizing opportunities for research and development of unmanned maritime systems. (2) Providing training in unmanned maritime systems as part of an accredited certificate or degree program of education. (3) Facilitating the commercialization of unmanned maritime systems through public-private partnerships that includes academic research institutions, private industry, and public safety agencies. (4) Arranging access to and use of additional facilities that support testing and assessment of or training with respect to unmanned maritime systems under environmental conditions of interest, increasing operational tolerance under such conditions, certifying operational capacity under such conditions, whether real or simulated, and training operators of unmanned maritime systems in real or simulated environments. (5) Facilitating engagement with other academic institutions with interest or relevant expertise in unmanned maritime systems. (6) Promoting information sharing between the academic, environmental, and military institutions to lead to more robust, mission-oriented unmanned maritime systems. (f) Engagement with the private sector Other than as described in subsection (e) and to the extent approved by the Secretary of the Navy, the Administrator or the