; and (C) the reopening safeguards the State will impose to limit coronavirus infections. (2) Reopening safeguards A reopening plan shall specify safeguards to achieve the public health goals specified in subsection (c). Such safeguards may include any of the following: (A) Testing, including publicly administered testing, employment-based testing requirements, mobile testing programs, school-based testing, or other testing requirements for social activities, and group testing. (B) Requirements for wearing of masks and other protective gear in employment and social activities, including requirements that vary by type of work, by risk factors of individuals, and by activities such as use of mass transit. (C) Requirements for public or private temperature readings or other simple screenings for coronavirus infections, and follow-up requirements for testing or isolation. (D) Demonstrated public procedures, rules, personnel, and other resources and capacities for identifying infected individuals, tracing and testing their contacts, and quarantining infected individuals. (E) The types of activities reopened, conditions of reopening, and timing of reopening. (F) Increases in medical capacities and ability to shift capacities to address local outbreaks. (3) Evidence of adequacy A reopening plan shall include the analysis of public health and other scientific experts used to assess the adequacy of the plan for achieving the public health goals specified in subsection (c), and such other information as the Secretary shall, within 10 business days of the date of enactment of this Act, require to be included. (f) State partnership procurement plans (1) In general Prior to and in conjunction with submission of a reopening plan, Governors of two or more States may submit a State Partnership Procurement Plan to obtain Federal financing of State agreements with suppliers to increase production and thereby to more reliably assure a level of testing or other goods and services that would be valuable for carrying out the reopening