ing a State government-issued photo identification 
card) as a person may be required to provide to a 
prospective employer, after such person completes an 
Employment Eligibility Verification (ICE Form I-9). 
‘‘(d) WAGE RATES.— 
‘‘(1) IN
GENERAL.—Business entities partici-
pating in the program authorized by subsection (a) 
shall propose wages for inmates participating in the 
program at rates not less than the inmate training 
wage promulgated pursuant to section 17(c) of the 
Federal Prison Industries Competition in Contracting 
Act of 2006. 
‘‘(2) INMATE TRAINING WAGE.—Not more than 
30 days after the date of enactment of this section, the 
Board of Directors of Federal Prison Industries shall 
request the Secretary of Labor to promulgate an in-
mate training wage pursuant to section 14(a) of the 
Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 (29 U.S.C. 
214(a)). 
‘‘(e) SUPPORT FOR OTHER RELEASE PREPARATION 
PROGRAMS.—In addition to the matters listed in section 
4124a(d) of this title, a proposal for an agreement referred 
to in such section submitted by an eligible business entity 
shall specify an amount of any supplemental funding, spec-
ified as a per-capita amount for each inmate participating 
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pursuant to the agreement, that the business entity will pro-
vide for the purpose of supporting remedial, vocational, and 
other release preparation programs for other nonpartici-
pating inmates. 
‘‘(f) ADDITIONAL STANDARDS APPLICABLE.—In con-
sidering a proposed agreement pursuant to section 
4124a(f)(1) of this title, the Board of Directors shall— 
‘‘(1) give preference to an agreement that pro-
poses— 
‘‘(A) work-based training opportunities that 
provide the participating inmate the best pros-
pects for obtaining employment paying a livable 
wage upon release; 
‘‘(B) the highest per-capita amount pursu-
ant to subsection (e) relating to providing finan-
cial support for release preparation for other in-
mates; and 
‘‘(C) the highest inmate wage rates; 
‘‘(2) not approve any agreement with respect to 
furnishing services of the type described in section 
4122(b)(6)(D)(iii) of this title; 
‘‘(3) not approve any agreement with respect to 
furnishing construction services described in section 
4122(b)(6)(D)(iv) of this title, unless to be performed 
within a Federal correctional institution; 
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‘‘(4) not approve an agreement that does not 
meet the standards of subsection (b); and 
‘‘(5) request a determination from the Inter-
national Trade Commission (and such other executive 
branch entities as may be appropriate), regarding 
whether a product or service is of the type being pro-
duced or performed in the United States by non-
inmate workers, whenever the Board determines that 
such an additional assessment is warranted, includ-
ing upon a request from an interested party pre-
senting information that the Board deems to warrant 
such additional assessment prior to the Board’s con-
sideration of the proposed agreement. 
‘‘(g) LIMITATIONS ON THE USE OF THE AUTHORITY.— 
‘‘(1) NO
SALES
BY
FEDERAL
PRISON
INDUS-
TRIES.—Federal Prison Industries is prohibited from 
directly offering for commercial sale products pro-
duced or services furnished by Federal inmates, in-
cluding through any form of electronic commerce. 
‘‘(2) DURATION.— 
‘‘(A) No proposed agreement pursuant to 
this subsection may be approved by the Board of 
Directors after September 30, 2016. 
‘‘(B) Performance of all such agreements 
shall be concluded prior to October 1, 2021.’’. 
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