Things You Should Know: WOSB Joint Ventures
Small business federal contractors are looking for a means to better their chances of gaining the next opportunity in the era of consolidated contracts and increasing competition. Creating a WOSB joint venture is one of the most crucial strategies for doing this. The following are some factors to be aware of with small business joint ventures: What is a joint venture, exactly? A joint venture is an organization of two or more firms that bid on and carry out tasks together (for profit), using their combined resources, including money, property, resources, skills, and knowledge. According to SBA requirements, the WOSB joint venture must be a distinct legal company that is unpopulated, meaning that it won't employ the personnel who will carry out the contract's substantive job (though it may have employees who perform administrative functions). The joint venture must be registered with SAM.gov as a joint venture because it is a distinct legal entity (before the bid submi