; and (II) a description of any limitations under current law (including regulations) that would prevent or are preventing the Department from using innovative contracting vehicles, services, arrangements, administrative action, or other agreements and strategies and what legislative changes are needed to facilitate use of those approaches, including a description of whether each limitation is a limitation for all Federal agencies or only for the Department. (v) A description of the costs incurred or added to meet Federal or Department standards, including those for resiliency, accessibility, and other areas that are needed and may be greater or more stringent than private industry standards. (vi) A description of the steps the Department is taking or plans to take to improve capital project delivery by standardizing facility design, modularizing facilities components, and taking other steps to accelerate project delivery while maintaining flexibility, agility, and quality, including a timeline for the completion of such steps. (vii) A description of steps the Department is taking or plans to take to make all of its relevant capital assets energy efficient. (viii) The steps the Secretary is taking or plans to take to ensure the Office of Information and Technology and the Office of Acquisition, Logistics, and Construction of the Department, or similar successor offices, are integrated into all relevant aspects of the capital asset planning and implementation process of the Department, including at the earliest stage of every relevant capital asset project in the field so as to improve communication, coordination, and project scope, cost, and schedule. (ix) A description of any other actions the Department is taking or plans to take to improve its delivery and management of capital assets. (x) A description of such legislative or administrative action as the Secretary considers necessary to more effectively manage and deliver needed capital assets of the Department. (xi) Such other matters as the Secretary