Teaming Agreement for Proposal

This Teaming Agreement for Proposal is between a prime contractor and a team member (subcontractor) in which the parties work together to present a joint proposal to a customer for computer hardware or software related services. This type of agreement is used when parties have complementary capabilities. This agreement sets forth the specific details of the arrangement including the objective of the project and exchange of proprietary information. A written Teaming Agreement for Proposal will be helpful if the parties have disagreements.

This Teaming Agreement for Proposal includes:

• Parties: Names and addresses of prime contractor and team member;
• Customer Information: The name of the customer and a detailed nature of the project;
• Parties' Relationship: Prime contractor will submit the proposal and team member shall be assigned a designated portion of the work;
• Proposal/Post-Proposal Activities: Prime contractor will have the final decision on the proposal submitted to customer and will act as the primary contact;
• Contract/Subcontract Award: If contract is awarded to prime contractor, it will award a subcontract to team member;
• Rights In Inventions: Inventions will remain the property of the originating party;
• Proprietary Information: Proprietary information between the parties will be confidential during the term of this agreement;
• Publicity: Neither party will issue any publicity regarding their involvement in project unless written approval is given;
• Description of Work: Schedule A sets out a detailed description of the work assigned to prime contractor and team member.

This attorney-prepared packet contains:

1. General Instructions
2. Teaming Agreement for Proposal

State Law Compliance: This form complies with the laws of all states

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