A Teaming Agreement is a contract between two or more parties to jointly tender for work to complete a service or other project together. 

A Teaming Agreement allows two businesses or entities to pool their resources for a specific project without the need to form a separate legal entity. 

By having a well-drafted Teaming Agreement, you can prevent disputes further down the line.

What Is Included In A Teaming Agreement?

Teaming Agreements typically cover the following aspects:

  • Parties’ rights and responsibilities
  • Allocation of work
  • Payment distribution
  • Termination provisions
  • Dispute resolution mechanisms
  • Intellectual property rights
  • Confidentiality agreements 

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