CAGR = Compounded Annual Growth Rate. 60% growth over 5 years is a 9.85% (~10%) annual growth rate.
Earlier question as to definition of "units". A unit is a single piece. Example, a government order to two different parts in one order, 10 pieces of "A" and 20 pieces of "B" . Total order is for 30 total units that would be marked. Note: I'm not sure what the unit size is for the cotton that was marked (I'd guess one of two scenarios: a single unit for all of the cotton or a unit for each ton of cotton marked).
Going from 85K units (85,000 units) that were marked for 32 companies supplying FSC5962 parts. Going to 100 suppliers with a potential of 145M units (145 million units), which is a 170,000+% growth potential (1704.88 x 85,000 = ~145,000,000). To date, the number of parts ordered with each FSC5962 order were rather small such that there would only be price breaks for a few orders. However, down the road with a greater number of pieces of individual items, there will be price breaks. I dare say that with that type of quantity, the law of supply and demand would be disrupted and the whole pricing schedule would be discounted.
Question about the clients on the map. Dr. mentioned that there are a number of clients that are requiring piloting - given the locations and concentrations, I believe that the 88 clients are the current number of clients.
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