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 plans of such States. (2) Review and administration A State Partnership Procurement Plan shall be approved by the Secretary in consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury if it will reasonably contribute to the implementation of the State reopening plans. In reviewing such a State Partnership Procurement Plan for approval, and in reimbursing States for the costs of such plans, the Secretary shall follow the procedures set forth in paragraphs (2) through (5) of subsection (d). (3) FEMA The Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency shall work with States, if requested, in the development and carrying out of procurement plans under paragraph (1). (g) Reporting Every two weeks, or on such schedule as the Secretary may specify, the Governor of a State with an approved reopening plan shall provide to the Secretary such information as necessary and as specified by the Secretary to assess whether implementation of the plan is achieving the public health goals specified in subsection (c). (h) Definitions In this section: (1) The term covered expenses means the reasonable costs associated with the following reopening plan activities: (A) Costs of testing equipment, kits, laboratory processing, and test administration, excluding costs of testing by medical personnel that are otherwise covered by private or public health insurance. (B) Costs of implementing containment tracking, testing, and quarantine. (C) Public costs of information and compliance systems needed to implement the plan, provide public information, and track compliance. (D) Costs of implementing any certification systems. (E) The costs of cleaning public facilities and infrastructure to avoid coronavirus contamination beyond the typical cleaning of such facilities and infrastructure. (F)