not able to transfer a surplus computer or technology equipment to a nonprofit computer refurbisher within 30 days after offering to transfer such computer or equipment, the head of the Federal agency on whose behalf the Administrator of General Services acted shall dispose of such computer or equipment in accordance with the procedures of such agency regarding the disposal of Federal electronic assets. (d) Duties of nonprofit computer refurbishers (1) Training programs Each nonprofit computer refurbisher to whom the Administrator of General Services transfers a surplus computer or technology equipment under subsection (a) shall offer training programs for educational institutions, veterans, individuals with disabilities, low-income individuals, students, and seniors in need on the use of computers and technology equipment. (2) Legal compliance Each nonprofit computer refurbisher to whom the Administrator of General Services transfers a surplus computer or technology equipment under subsection (a) shall comply with any Federal, State, or local law relating to the disposition of e-waste. (3) Annual reports to AFTRR Each nonprofit computer refurbisher to whom the Administrator of General Services transfers a surplus computer or technology equipment under subsection (a) shall submit an annual report to the Alliance for Technology Refurbishing and Reuse on any surplus computer or technology equipment repaired or distributed by such refurbisher. (e) Prohibition against tracking and time limits Due to the unique condition of each surplus computer or technology equipment, the Administrator of General Services may not require a nonprofit computer refurbisher to repair and distribute any surplus computer or technology equipment within a specific timeframe. (f) Definitions In this section: (1) Educational institution The term educational institution means— (A) any public or private child care center, preschool, elementary school, secondary school, or accredited institution of vocational, professional, or higher education