space situational awareness services and information to be provided, including those identified pursuant to clause (ii), and any additional services and information that may be provided in accordance with the policy specified in section 203(1), under each phase of transition. (iv) Identification of any requirements and standards for space situational awareness services and information, including associated data provided by space operators. (v) Identification of criteria and methods for verifying and validating non-Federal Government space situational awareness services and information, including associated data, provided by space operators. (vi) Identification of risk assessment and mitigation support services and information that may be provided. (vii) Identification of options for an information platform or mechanism to enable innovative research, development, testing, and experimentation opportunities for commercial, academic, or other entities to support and improve space situational awareness services and information, as practicable. (C) Performance measures for the level of accuracy needed for the space situational awareness services and information to be identified and provided in accordance with subparagraph (B)(ii). (D) A description of the elements in the Interagency Transition Plan anticipated to be provided by commercial or other non-Federal Government entities. (E) An estimate of the workforce, training, infrastructure, including ground-based, space-based, and in-situ infrastructure, and annual budgetary resources necessary to carry out a civil space situational awareness capability for the next five years. (e) Consideration In carrying out the Interagency Transition Plan, the Interagency Transition Working Group shall— (1) take into consideration any agency agreements under subsection (c)(2) and any existing contracts or agreements related to space situational awareness services and information