Teaming Agreements 101

Published: September 21, 2022

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This guide outlines what teaming agreements are, how the virtual business environment has changed the way government contractors make connections, best practices for subcontracting, why small businesses should team with larger primes and next steps to get started.

This guide outlines what teaming agreements are, how the virtual business environment has changed the way government contractors make connections, best practices for subcontracting, why small businesses should team with larger primes and next steps to get started.

What's Inside: 
In this guide, you will receive tips, tools and resources to help your company optimize its government contracting processes related to networking and establishing strategic partnerships and teaming agreements.

Why Forming Teaming Relationships Matters:


Increased Competition
To keep winning in an increasingly competitive environment, contractors are focused on strengthening and building new teaming partnerships.


Diversification
Government contractors are increasingly using teaming relationships to increase their ability to compete and diversify their portfolio.


Influence
Forming a strong team and positioning your unique capabilities early on in the government contracting lifecycle is critical to influencing opportunities.

86% of respondents to Deltek's 2022 Government Contracting Clarity survey listed "obtaining more or better teaming and partnering methods" as a top priority to counteract an increasingly competitive government contracting business environment. 

“We use GovWin IQ for sourcing for new contracts and for identifying detailed information, like expiring contract data, teaming sources, and agency contact info that we couldn’t get from public sources. It’s also miles ahead of other services on the support front. I usually have our question answered the same day from our account person.” - Thomas Smith, QES Manager, Jantec