; or (B) as qualifying expenditures are made; and (2) shall require a manufacturer to comply with safety, labor, health, and environmental standards specified by the Secretary, in consultation with the Secretary of Labor, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology; and (3) may scale the amount of a grant depending on incremental employment achieved by the manufacturer. (d) Definition of medical equipment, medical devices, and medical supplies In this section, the terms medical equipment, medical devices, and medical supplies means— (1) for goods manufactured in Americas partner countries, goods within one of the following statistical reporting numbers utilized in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States: (A) 9018.90.8000, classified as other instruments and appliances used in medical, surgical, dental, or veterinary sciences ; (B) 9018.39.0040, classified as bougies, drains, and sondes, and parts and accessories ; (C) 9018.19.9560, classified as parts and accessories for electro-diagnostic apparatus, for use in medical, surgical, dental or veterinary science ; (D) 9018.90.6000, classified as electro-surgical instruments and appliances and parts and accessories ; (E) 9018.90.7580, classified as electro-medical instruments and appliances and parts and accessories ; (F) 9021.39.0000, classified as other artificial parts of the body and parts and accessories ; (G) 9018.39.0050, classified as cannulae and the like and parts and accessories) ; or (H) any other statistical reporting number contained within the Harmonized Tariff Schedule ( 19 U.S.C. 1202 ) that refers to a type of medical equipment, medical device, or medical supply that is produced within an Americas partner country and helps secure America’s medical supply chain, as determined by the Secretary