; (B) to support economic stability; and (C) to conserve a livable climate; and (8) incorporating emissions information into procurement decisions will— (A) allow the Federal Government to acknowledge those companies that have invested in emissions reduction technologies and practices; and (B) encourage other companies to take action to reduce emissions to become more competitive in the bidding process of the Federal Government. 3. Definitions In this Act: (1) Administrator The term Administrator means the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. (2) Climate product cost The term climate product cost means the cost, denominated in dollars, of the life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions of a product, calculated in accordance with the methodology developed by the Administrator under section 4(c). (3) Climate product declaration The term climate product declaration means a product-specific measurement of the life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions of a product that is— (A) certified by a third party; and (B) in accordance with international standards, such as a Type III environmental declaration (as defined by the International Organization for Standardization in the report entitled Environmental labels and declarations—Type III environmental declarations—Principles and procedures , numbered ISO 14025, and dated July 1, 2006). (4) Eligible material The term eligible material means any of— (A) carbon steel rebar; (B) flat glass; (C) mineral wool board insulation; and (D) structural steel. (5) Federal contracting agency The term Federal contracting agency means— (A) the Department of Defense; (B) the Department of Energy; (C) the Department of Transportation; (D) the Department of Commerce; (E) the Environmental Protection Agency; (F) the General Services Administration