; and (ii) to support manufacturing facilities, industrial equipment, or operations to increase the production of critical goods and meet demand for such articles; and (B) for domestic manufacturers that do not manufacture critical goods to make necessary or appropriate modifications to existing manufacturing facilities, industrial equipment, manufacturing technology, or operations in order to manufacture 1 or more critical good. (5) A plan describing the manner and processes through which the Under Secretary will implement the program under section 4, including through consultation with, or requests for information from, the heads of any relevant Federal agencies, including those with jurisdiction over supply chains, for the purposes of ensuring— (A) the awards serve the greatest needs for the most diverse array of critical industries; and (B) the awards, on the whole, serve the greatest national security and economic security needs. (6) A plan to protect against supply chain shocks from countries of concern relating to supply chains. (7) A plan to strengthen and increase trade and other forms of engagement between the United States and allies or key international partners in order to mitigate— (A) supply chain vulnerabilities; and (B) the effects of supply chain shocks. (8) Identify, in coordination with other relevant Federal agencies, actions relating to supply chains with which the United States might— (A) raise living standards; (B) increase employment opportunities