; and (v) may not use more than 5 percent of the amounts distributed under this paragraph to administer a reverse auction or auctions authorized by this paragraph. (E) Distribution of remaining funds In the case of any amounts remaining after the amounts appropriated are distributed as described in subparagraph (A), the Commission shall transfer such amounts to the grant program established under section 159 of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration Organization Act. (3) Coordination of Federal and State funding The Commission shall establish processes through the rulemaking under subsection (e) to— (A) enable States to conduct statewide reverse auctions as part of, or in coordination with, the national reverse auction; (B) assist States in conducting statewide reverse auctions; (C) coordinate with States to ensure that program funds awarded by the Commission and program funds awarded by the States are not used to expand access to broadband in the same unserved areas; and (D) coordinate with other Federal programs that expand access to broadband, such as the Connect America Fund or the Broadband e-Connectivity Pilot Program, to ensure the efficient use of program funds. (c) Program requirements (1) Technology neutrality required Any entity administering a reverse auction (either the State or the Commission) in making awards may not favor a project using any particular technology. (2) Funds preference There shall be a preference, as determined by the entity administering the reverse auction (either the State or the Commission), for bidders in a reverse auction proposing projects— (A) with at least 20 percent matching funds from private sources; (B) that would expand access to broadband on tribal lands, as defined by the Commission; (C) that would provide higher speeds than those specified in subsection (d)(2); (D) that would expand access to broadband in advance of the time specified in subsection (e)(5)