; (iii) the ability to provide the education, workforce development, service and work experience, and supportive and followup services described in paragraph (1) ; (iv) relationships with local criminal, juvenile justice, and social service agencies; (v) relationships with local boards (as such term is defined in section 101 of the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 ( 29 U.S.C. 2801 )) and employers and the ability to place participants upon program completion; and (vi) the ability to collect data and report on the performance measures described in section 5(b) . (3) National intermediary The term national intermediary means a national nonprofit organization that— (A) has experience in developing and administering programs that collaborate with community-based organizations to deliver education and work experience to court-involved, formerly incarcerated, and otherwise disadvantaged youth; (B) demonstrates an ability to administer a competitive subgrant process that will result in the selection of no less than ten geographically diverse local subgrantees to carry out Civil Justice Corps programs that implement the Civic Justice Corps Model; (C) demonstrates an ability to provide training and technical assistance to subgrantees