; and (E) alleviating demographic disparities in COVID–19 outcomes or access to diagnosis, mitigation, prevention, and treatment. (c) Provision of products (1) Provision of applicable COVID–19 products The Secretary shall provide applicable COVID–19 products at no cost to Federal, State, local, and Native health programs, and other domestic health care providers and suppliers, including domestic commercial health care providers, as determined by the Secretary, and sell at cost applicable COVID–19 products to other commercial entities and international entities. Amounts received from the sale of such drugs shall be used for the activities of the Office. (2) Provision of applicable drugs, biological products and devices The Secretary shall sell applicable drugs, biological products, and devices produced under this section at a fair price to other entities. Amounts received from the sale of such drugs shall be used to replenish the national strategic stockpile under section 319F–2. (d) Oversight of contracts In the case of applicable COVID–19 products and applicable drugs, biological products, and devices manufactured via contracts, the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services shall conduct a review of not fewer than 1 of every 3 contracts entered into under this section, and of the entities entering into such contracts, to ensure that the Office is issuing contracts under fair and reasonable terms and conditions, including facilitating the procurement by the Federal Government of applicable COVID–19 products and applicable drugs, biological products, and medical devices at fair and reasonable prices. The Inspector General shall make each such review public and, in cases where such a review identifies unreasonable prices, submit recommendations to Congress on how the Office should improve its contracting systems to ensure reasonable pricing. (e) Reports to Congress The Director shall prepare and submit to the President, the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions of the Senate,