Maximizing Teaming Under SBA's Joint Venture Rules
This recorded presentation explores how small and large contractors can comply with and use to their advantage the U.S. Small Business Administration’s rules on joint ventures. | Self-Paced Virtual Training | Intermediate | 90 minutes | 1.5 CPE/CLP | $55 member/$69 non-member
Description:
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has made monumental changes to its regulations concerning the eligibility of joint ventures to compete on small business and status-based set-asides. These include major revisions to the 8(a) mentor-protégé program, creation of the “All Small Business” mentor-protégé program, and opening the door to joint ventures comprising multiple small businesses. Hear guidance on how contractors large and small can use the new rules to maximize their chances of winning contracts, the keys to drafting joint venture agreements that comply with the SBA regulations (and also make business sense), and takeaways from the first year of the new programs.
Intended Audience: small business managers, contracting professionals
Level of Difficulty: Intermediate
Learning Objectives:
- Understand SBA joint venture programs key attributes, legal framework, and requirements
- Discuss the process of drafting successful and compliant JVAs
- Demonstrate how to choose joint venture partners
CMBOK Competency:
- 4.3 - Manage Subcontracts
Presenters:
- Shene Commodore, CPCM, Fellow, President, Commodore Consulting, LLC
- Adam K. Lasky, Partner, Oles Morrision Rinker & Baker, LLP
Credits: 1.5 CPE/CLP
Cost: $55 member / $69 non-member