In hindsight, our primary lesson learned is that undertaking a structured assessment process prior to the implementation of the pilot that includes a detailed preliminary assessment of BART's implementation requirements, the organizational capacity of each partner, and any relevant external factors would have allowed for an earlier re-alignment of implementation strategy. This re-alignment could have involved a change in program to better fit the partners' capacity or a change in partners to better match the TPP program's requirements. These preliminary planning steps correspond to the first two phases of the four-step protocol for implementing EBPs proposed by Tomioka and Braun: (1) deconstruct the EBP into its components and requirements and prepare an implementation plan; (2) identify agencies ready to replicate the program; (3) monitor the fidelity; and (4) track participant outcomes [28].