Sec. 241. Providers of training services
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A local board may— select and directly enter into contracts with eligible entities to provide training services in the local area; or delegate to one-stop operators in the local area the responsibility for making those selections and entering into those contracts. Consistent with this Act (including requirements of the corresponding State plan and local plan, and any other requirements imposed by the State or local board), the local board may list criteria for selection of an eligible entity to receive funds made available under title III to provide training services in the local area. To be eligible to receive funds through a contract awarded under subsection
(a)to provide a program of training services, an entity— may be a public or private entity, or consortium of entities, of demonstrated effectiveness; shall be selected through a competitive process; and shall submit— in accordance with the process established by the State board under section 211(c)(6), as the process applies to such an entity, the statistics and information indicating the level of performance on all applicable performance indicators described in section 402(b), in the aggregate and disaggregated by the demographic factors described in that section; and to the local board (or a one-stop operator with the responsibility described in subsection (a)(2)), any other information required by the State or local board. In this section, the term training services means— adult training services; youth training services described in section 334; advanced career training referred to in section 348(c); and vocational rehabilitation services and information and referral services described in section 375.