I don't know, for some reason this cost feels incredibly low for the view of this document. This is a 184-page document basically summarizing the entirety of US domestic production. Even if you're not paying market rate, I'd have guessed you're talking at least a 5-6 people working full-time on keeping this data up-to-date throughout the year, which can't possibly be true with that number. $159k buys you, including org-level expenses, maybe 3-4 people's last four months? If that? For the world's largest domestic economy spanning sectors from biotech to machine tools to "cyber"? Hopefully there's been some significant investment in automation of data production for each of these channels in past years, and even then, I'm a little dubious about how accurate this assessment could possibly be at the claimed cost.