; and (2) the United States private sector and academia. (e) Eligible entities The Secretary may provide services and information under the Program to, and may obtain data and information from, an entity, including any of the following: (1) A State. (2) A political subdivision of a State. (3) A United States commercial entity. (4) The government of a foreign country. (5) A foreign commercial entity. (f) User fees (1) No fee for basic set In providing space situational awareness services and information under the Program, the Secretary shall provide a basic set of such services and information, as determined by the Secretary, without charging a user fee. (2) Additional services and information The Secretary is authorized to charge a reasonable user fee for any additional space situational awareness services and information not provided under paragraph (1). (3) Statutory construction Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to preclude private sector entities from charging a user fee for providing space situational awareness services and information. (g) Quality of services and information The Program shall provide space situational awareness services and information that are as good as or better than the services and information provided pursuant to section 2274 of title 10, United States Code, as determined by the Secretary. (h) Space situational awareness data testbed In carrying out the Program, the Secretary shall provide for a space situational awareness data testbed to facilitate innovation in the use of space situational awareness data to support space situational awareness services that may be provided by the Federal Government or the private sector. The testbed shall allow the public to access such space situational awareness data, including United States Government data, as the Secretary considers appropriate. The Secretary shall place conditions on such data in consultation with appropriate Federal departments and agencies to protect United States national security and foreign policy interests. (i)