; and (2) facilitate— (A) the identification of data that may be useful in the development of such products; (B) the formation of teams of Federal agency personnel, end users, and technology experts to develop such products; and (C) a process that leads the teams through the development of a digital product or a minimum viable technology product as a main component of the work associated with The Opportunity Project as a program. (c) Sources of data Data identified under subsection (b)(2)(A) may include the data of Federal agencies, States, political subdivisions of States, and private-sector entities. (d) Topic submissions The Secretary shall establish a process for a Federal agency to submit for consideration under The Opportunity Project a priority for digital product development or an objective to be accomplished by a digital product developed. (e) Agreements with other Federal agencies and states (1) In general The Secretary may enter into an agreement (written, verbal, or informal) with a Federal agency, State, or political subdivision of a State to— (A) provide for participation by employees of such agency, State, or political subdivision in digital product development conducted through The Opportunity Project; or (B) make available employees of the Department of Commerce to assist in teaching and implementing the processes of The Opportunity Project for use in digital product development by such agency, State, or political subdivision. (2) Reimbursement An agreement entered into under paragraph (1) may provide for the reimbursement to the Secretary for the services provided by employees of the Bureau of the Census under such agreement, as the Secretary and the Federal agency, State, or political subdivision of a State (as the case may be) deems appropriate. (f) Performance metrics The Secretary shall— (1) develop metrics to track the performance of The Opportunity Project and the resulting products