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Description
Recorded on 1/13/2022
Description:
There is often confusion around FAR 9.601 (Contractor Team
Arrangement) on what is allowed, not allowed, and even encouraged from a
teaming perspective. Usually, teaming is discussed from the perspective of
industry, yet it is the government that takes on the risk when teams are formed
to support a program. With the updated SBA regulations (November 2020) around
joint ventures and the All-Small Mentor Protégé program, industry has even more
options and flexibility at their disposal. With the wide array of teaming
options currently available for companies, how does that impact the government?
What if you want to limit your risk by not having to allow or evaluate every
subcontractor or awarding to joint ventures that might introduce risk for your
program?
This webinar is intended to give contracting officers
practical guidance and suggestions on how to incorporate the right kind of
teaming requirements (or limitations) into their solicitations. The presenter
will cover practical guidance to encourage teaming, discourage teaming for
certain circumstances, emphasize the prime offeror’s experience, and even limit
how you might apply the newly updated small business regulations.
Learning Objectives:
- Apply contractor team arrangements (Prime/Sub, Joint Venture, or Partnership) for specific types of solicitations through the use of best practices.
- Achieve the ideal mix of contractors for your program whether from the prime offeror, subcontractors, small business joint ventures, or All Small Mentor Protégé joint ventures
- Recognize the industry’s viewpoint on teaming, their preferences, and how to accommodate (or refute) their requests around contractor team arrangements
CMBOK Competencies: 4.1 Plan Solicitations; 3.4 Regulatory Compliance
Level of Difficulty: Intermediate
Intended Audience: Government buyers