; (iii) in coordination with the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council, establish appropriate procedures, methods, and best practices for use by Federal agencies to select, monitor, and terminate contracts entered into under section 801 with energy service contractors and utilities; (iv) establish and maintain internet-based information resources and project tracking systems and tools for energy and water management; (v) coordinate comprehensive and strategic approaches to energy and water resilience planning for Federal agencies; and (vi) establish a recognition program for Federal achievement in energy and water management, energy-related investment practices, environmental stewardship, and other relevant areas, through events such as individual recognition award ceremonies and public announcements. (B) Energy and water management and reporting Under the Program, the Federal Director shall— (i) track and report on the progress of Federal agencies in meeting the requirements of the agency under this section; (ii) make publicly available annual Federal agency performance data required under— (I) this section and sections 544 through 548; and (II) section 203 of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 ( 42 U.S.C. 15852 ); (iii) (I) collect energy and water use and consumption data from each Federal agency; and (II) based on that data, submit to each Federal agency a report that will facilitate the energy and water management, energy-related investment practices, and environmental stewardship of the agency in support of Federal goals under this Act and under other provisions of law (including regulations); (iv) (I) establish new Federal building energy efficiency standards; and (II) in consultation with the Administrator of the General Services Administration, acting through the head of the Office of High-Performance Green Buildings, establish and implement Federal building sustainable design principles for Federal facilities