that have entered into a compact or agreement under this section or stated their intent to enter into such a compact or agreement, according to a formula established by the Secretary that provides a base amount to each such State and Indian Tribe, plus an additional amount based on population. (d) Eligibility for certain funding A State or Indian Tribe is eligible for an allocation under subsection (c)(2)(B) only if the compact or agreement that the State or Indian Tribe has joined meets all of the following requirements: (1) Transparency provisions The compact or agreement shall publicly disclose all contract sums, terms, requests for proposals, and recipients of contracts on a quarterly basis, and shall publicly disclose, on a quarterly basis, key performance indicators of, with respect to COVID–19 testing used by the compact or agreement, the price, volume, speed to market, and test turnaround time. With respect to new contracts, compacts and agreements shall give priority to contracting entities that can guarantee fulfillment of existing contracts with States or Indian Tribes. (2) Procurement governing structure The compact or agreement shall demonstrate having consulted with, for purposes of developing contracts for testing procurement, medical professionals, individuals with a background in public health, business, biotechnology, logistics, manufacturing, or procurement. (3) Anti-corruption provisions The compact or agreement shall have in place anti-corruption requirements that prohibit anyone who is overseeing the development of the compact or agreement from personally benefitting from any contract the compact or agreement enters. (4) Timely testing The compact or agreement shall have as a goal testing turnaround times of under 24 hours. (e) Expiration Amounts appropriated under this section and made available to States and Indian Tribes for testing procurement shall remain available until the later of December 31, 2021, or the date that is 90 days after the public health emergency declared by the