Teaming Agreements. Schedule 3.18(d) of the Disclosure Schedules separately lists and identifies each active Teaming Agreement as of the Effective Date to which either of the Companies is a party (true and complete copies of which, including all modifications and amendments thereto, have been provided to FAAC).
Teaming Agreements. Schedule 3.20(d) separately lists and identifies each Active Teaming Agreement to which any Company Entity is a party identified by such Company Entity, the date thereof and the other party thereto (true and complete copies of which, including all modifications and amendments thereto, have been made available to Parent in the electronic data room).
Teaming Agreements. Schedule 4.18(d) of the Disclosure Schedules separately lists and identifies each Active Teaming Agreement to which NSS is a party (true and complete copies of which, including all modifications and amendments thereto, have been made available to ATS).
Teaming Agreements a. If the bidder or proposer submits a teaming agreement that includes one
(1) or More M/WBEs, the value of the commercially useful function to be performed by the M/WBEs in the teaming agreement as the distinct, clearly defined portion of the work of the teaming agreement that the M/WBE performs with its own forces or for which it is separately at risk shall count toward satisfaction of the project goal. The teaming agreement is subject to review and approval by the BDDD, and the teaming agreement shall be provided to BDDD at least ten (10) days prior to the date of bid opening or the date of final project-specific proposal, in the case of a competitive selection process unless otherwise set forth in the request for bids or proposals, as required by BDDD. Teaming agreement participation will count toward the satisfaction of the project goal upon confirmation by the BDDD of the utilization in the teaming agreement arrangement and full integration of work forces by the teaming agreement parties.
b. BDDD will establish prior to issuing the request for bids or the request for proposals any criteria to evaluate the use of teaming agreements for the project. As to each teaming agreement under this Section, a written teaming agreement must be completed by all parties to the teaming agreement and executed, which clearly delineates the rights and responsibilities of each teaming party, complies with any requirements of the BDDD department as set forth in the bid documents or otherwise, and provides that the teaming agreement shall continue for, at a minimum, the duration of the project.
c. BDDD shall review and approve all contractual agreements regarding the terms and provisions of each teaming agreement prior to the award of a contract, including agreements pertaining to:
i. Actual participation of the teaming members on the project;
ii. The high value work to be performed by the teaming members;
iii. The method by which disputes are resolved; and
iv. Any additional or further information required by BDDD as set forth in the bid documents or otherwise.
d. Teaming parties may submit agreements for pre-approval no later than ten (10) calendar days prior to the date set for receipt of bids or proposals on a project, but in no event later than designated in the bid documents or requests for proposals. A bid or proposal submitted by a teaming relationship that does not include a satisfactory written teaming agreement as applicable, in accordance with the requirements...
Teaming Agreements. These agreements are developed when two or more parties (usually the University and a company/companies) decide to join together to develop a proposal or to work together on a project, either funded or unfunded. Companies usually request an "exclusive" agreement but, as a public entity, the University cannot accept exclusive agreements. The University will only accept "non-exclusive" agreements. The parties involved work out the details together, draft a copy of the agreement, and send it to OSP for review, and the university legal office if necessary. Both of these offices are available to help draft the agreement but usually the company prefers to develop the draft. All agreements must be reviewed by OSP and, if necessary, Office of Technology and Commercialization (OTC), Office of Research Security (ORS) and/or the legal office. If a Proprietary Information/Non-disclosure Agreement has been signed, this usually becomes part of the Teaming Agreement.
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Teaming Agreements. In the event a Contractor Teaming Arrangement is being proposed, the quotation shall include a signed copy (by authorized representatives of each Team Member), of the Contracting Teaming Agreement(s) (CTA). The CTA(s) can be in whatever form and/or format the team collectively decides is most appropriate. Note that Subcontractors are not Team Members for purposes of a CTA. If you are only intending to subcontract, you do not need to submit a Teaming Agreement with your quotation. At a minimum, the CTA(s) shall clearly state the name, Schedule number, period of performance including options, and POC information of the proposed Team Lead; and the names, Schedule number, period of performance including options, and POC information of each proposed Team Member. The CTA(s) shall at a minimum indicate the business size of the Team Lead and Team Members (which must match the information provided under the socioeconomic evaluation factor), and clearly delineate the roles and responsibilities (including Schedule/SINs and scope of work each team participant is proposed to satisfy) of the GSA MAS, SIN 541519PIV-HSPD-12 Team Lead and each Team Member. The CTA shall fully describe the way your Team proposes to have any of its Team Members, particularly a Small Business Team Member, take a leadership role at the Task Order level (which includes being the named/awarded contractor on a particular Task Order), if award through a team member (especially a Small Business) at the Task Order level is determined at any time to be in the best interests of the Government. This includes how the Task Order Team Lead would handle the consolidated invoicing/payment for that Task Order, while the BPA Holder Team Leader still retains overall BPA Program Management responsibilities. The CTA(s) shall also fully describe the way the Contractor Team will decide upon the manner of adding or deleting Team Members during an open season. The CTA(s) shall describe how modifications to the BPA will be handled, specifically if all members must sign a BPA modification or only the Team Lead. There is no page limitation on this submittal. For more information on CTAs, your attention is directed to: xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/cta The CTAs must include and specifically identify those team members proposing to satisfy the Core requirements of this RFQ. Core requirements are all the requirements in Section C above.
Teaming Agreements. During Sub-Phase 2A, the Alliance will update and sign teaming agreements with URS as the Owner’s Engineer, B&W, and AL to establish clear alignment on the Phase 2 and Phase 3 execution philosophy. The teaming agreement will establish common goals and ensure open book, transparent sharing of data to achieve those common goals. Support from legal counsel will be required.
Teaming Agreements. Generally, a teaming agreement between potential subcontracting partners will set forth certain terms, including, but not limited to, the purpose of the agreement, the relationship between the parties, the rights of the parties, and other general provisions. A teaming agreement provides that the parties will execute a more detailed subcontract upon the successful outcome of the proposal. State law, rather than federal law, governs disputes related to the enforceability of teaming agreements because they are commercial, non-government contracts. Teaming agreements often contain a choice-of-law provision, setting forth the state law that will govern any dispute arising under the teaming agreement.1 Accordingly, they are not enforceable in government contracts forums, but rather in the courts of the states in which they are formed or in which the parties agree to resolve disputes. • These agreements are developed when two or more parties (usually the University and a company/companies) decide to join together to develop a proposal or to work together on a project, either funded or unfunded. • Companies usually request an "exclusive" agreement but, as a public entity, the University cannot accept exclusive agreements. The University will only accept "non-exclusive" agreements. • The parties involved work out the details together, draft a copy of the agreement, and send it to OSP for review/signature.2 • If a Proprietary Information/Non-disclosure Agreement has been signed, it usually becomes part of the Teaming Agreement.
Teaming Agreements a. In the event that the parties decide to prepare a Joint Bid in connection with a specific project opportunity, such Bid may, at the parties’ option, be the subject of a separately negotiated “teaming” agreement, which shall specify the relationship and respective rights and responsibilities of the parties with respect to such project. In such teaming agreement, the parties agree that (i) the project manager on such project will be a VHA representative, and (ii) the parties will respond jointly to such bid/request and will enter into a separately negotiated agreement specifying the relationship and respective rights and responsibilities of the parties with respect to the co-staffed project. Each party shall bear its own costs and expenses in connection with all activities involved in preparing and submitting bids (including, without limitation, joint bids for co-staffed projects) under this Agreement.
b. Any exchange of confidential information between the parties associated with the project and not governed by a separate nondisclosure agreement shall be governed by the applicable “teaming” agreement.
c. Under such teaming agreement, VHA may use its sole discretion in determining eligibility of Patron Equity Certificates (“PEC vouchers”) for VHA Member payment of Services to VHA. VHA’s Patron Equity Redemption Program may issue PEC vouchers to VHA Members for the purpose of purchasing selected products and services from VHA. Therefore, Subcontractor will not propose the use of PEC vouchers for payment of Services by VHA Members.
