; and (ii) 5 percent of the total grant award for eligible entities that are Tribes; (D) public outreach and education on how the public can best use Next Generation 9–1–1 and the capabilities and usefulness of Next Generation 9–1–1; (E) administrative costs associated with planning of Next Generation 9–1–1, including any cost related to planning for and preparing an application and related materials as required by this subsection, if— (i) the cost is fully documented in materials submitted to the Assistant Secretary; and (ii) the cost is reasonable, necessary, and does not exceed— (I) 1 percent of the total grant award for eligible entities that are not Tribes; and (II) 2 percent of the total grant award for eligible entities that are Tribes; and (F) costs associated with implementing cybersecurity measures at emergency communications centers or with respect to Next Generation 9–1–1. (2) Application In providing grants under paragraph (1), the Assistant Secretary, after consulting with the Administrator, shall require an eligible entity to submit to the Assistant Secretary an application, at the time and in the manner determined by the Assistant Secretary, and containing the certification required by paragraph (3). (3) Coordination required Each eligible entity shall include in the application required by paragraph (2) a certification that— (A) in the case of an eligible entity that is a State, the entity— (i) has coordinated the application with the emergency communications centers located within the jurisdiction of the entity; (ii) has designated a single officer or governmental body to serve as the State point of contact to coordinate the implementation of Next Generation 9–1–1 for that State, except that such designation need not vest such officer or governmental body with direct legal authority to implement Next Generation 9–1–1 or to manage emergency communications operations