Govology: Teaming, Joint Ventures, and Mentor-Protégé Relationships on Set-Aside Federal Contracts

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Who hasn’t heard about teaming, joint ventures, and the mentor-protégé programs at this point? It’s been one of the hottest topics in government contracting for years now. But regardless of how often these concepts are discussed, they are just as often misunderstood. While these strategies can greatly increase both large and small contractors’ access to contracts, they can also get them in a heap of trouble when used incorrectly.

It is critically important to understand the differences between teaming, joint venturing, and the mentor-protégé programs. It is also vital to know how to form compliant relationships that will not destroy or otherwise negatively impact small business eligibility.

In this webinar, experienced government contracting attorney Maria Panichelli will explain the ins and outs of Teaming, Joint Ventures, and the Mentor-Protégé programs so that you can learn how to properly utilize these strategies while protecting your small business status.

Target Audience: Seasoned small business contractors interested in growth