; and (II) may include valuing products on a per-acre basis. (C) Contracting officer Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Secretary may determine the appropriate contracting officer to enter into and administer an agreement or contract under this section. (c) Receipts (1) In general The Secretary may collect monies from an agreement or contract under this section if the collection is a secondary objective of negotiating the contract that will best achieve the purpose of this section. (2) Disposition and availability of moneys Monies from an agreement or contract under this section shall remain available until expended for forest, rangeland, and watershed restoration services at the project site from which the monies are collected, or at another project site. (d) Relation to other laws Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the value of services received by the Secretary under a stewardship contract project conducted under this section, and any payments made or resources provided by the contractor or Secretary, shall not be considered monies received from United States Fish and Wildlife Service lands. (e) Costs of removal Notwithstanding the fact that a contractor did not harvest the timber, the Secretary may collect deposits from a contractor covering the costs of removal of timber or other forest products. (f) Performance and payment guarantees (1) In general The Secretary may require performance and payment bonds under sections 28.103–2 and 28.103–3 of the Federal Acquisition Regulation, in an amount that the contracting officer considers sufficient to protect the investment in receipts by the Federal Government generated by the contractor from the estimated value of the forest products to be removed under a contract under this section. (2) Excess offset value If the offset value of the forest products exceeds the value of the resource improvement treatments, the Secretary may— (A) use the excess to satisfy any outstanding liabilities from cancelled agreements or contracts