foster such partnerships, the identity of likely partners, and whether commitments to participate in the project have been secured from such partners. (9) The expected resources needed to complete the feasibility study. (10) An assurance that the services provided by the State or local government through the project will supplement and not supplant any services provided by the State or local government prior to the commencement of the project. (b) Federal selection of applications for feasibility study Not later than 6 months after receiving an application for feasibility study funding under subsection (a), the lead agency, in consultation with the Council and the head of any Federal agency administering a similar intervention or serving a population similar to that served by the project, shall select State or local government feasibility study proposals for funding based on the following: (1) The likelihood that the proposal will achieve the desired outcome at the appropriate quantitative level. (2) The value of the outcome expected to be achieved. (3) The potential savings to the Federal Government if the social impact bond project is successful. (4) The potential savings to the State and local governments if the project is successful. (c) Public disclosure Not later than 30 days after selecting a State or local government for feasibility study funding under this section, the lead agency shall publish on the website of the Council information explaining why a State or local government was granted feasibility study funding. (d) Funding restriction (1) Feasibility study restriction The lead agency may not provide feasibility study funding under this section for more than 50 percent of the estimated total cost of the feasibility study reported in the State or local government application submitted under subsection (a). (2) Aggregate restriction Of the total amount appropriated under section 408, the lead agency may not use more than $5,000,000 to provide feasibility study funding to States or local governments