There wasn't any predefined allocation. That's just the way it worked out, and what that shows me is that the smaller players really stepped up to the plate and put very competitive proposals in to the program.
Doing it this way is a lot of work. It's much easier, quite frankly, just to give your money to one company and let it go away and try to solve the problem, but it's not as efficient. By allowing that competition and by allowing the smaller players to participate in the program, we've actually gotten better outcomes and we've certainly had more contribution from the private sector.