; (B) maintenance; (C) manufacturing; (D) operations, including data analysis and review; (E) cybersecurity; (F) the use of intelligent transportation technologies and systems in— (i) various industry applications; and (ii) programs and services of the Federal Government and State and local governments; (G) Federal policies relating to intelligent transportation technologies and systems; (H) dual credit programs that deliver training opportunities to secondary school students regarding intelligent transportation technologies and systems; and (I) any training regarding— (i) intelligent transportation sensors or other technology; and (ii) the processing, analyzing, and visualizing of data collected by intelligent transportation technologies and systems. (4) Priority consideration In designating a Center of Excellence under this subsection, the Secretaries shall give priority consideration to a consortium of public institutions of higher education that— (A) develops partnerships with existing registered apprenticeship programs; (B) demonstrates high safety, job placement, and quality standards in accordance with part 29 of title 29, Code of Federal Regulations (or successor regulations); and (C) serve underrepresented populations. (f) Smart transportation workforce development program (1) In general The Secretary, in consultation and coordination with the Secretary of Education, the Secretary of Energy, and the Secretary of Labor, shall carry out a program to award grants to eligible entities for eligible projects that support— (A) the education and recruitment of technical workers for the intelligent transportation technologies and systems industry; and (B) the development of a workforce skilled in various types of intelligent transportation technologies, components, infrastructure, and equipment. (2) Eligible entities (A) In general The Secretary may award a grant under this subsection to— (i) a unit of local government; (ii) a Tribal government; (iii) a transit agency or authority; (iv) a public toll authority