A Woman Owned Small Business (WOSB) may submit an offer as a Joint Venture (JV) with another small business.
How a WOSB may submit an offer as a Joint Venture with another small business
In order to submit an offer as a JV, the WOSB must met the following requirements:
- Size: Combined annual receipts or employees of JV must meet NAICS code assigned to contract
- Woman Owned Small Business must be managing venturer
- Woman Owned Small Business employee must be Project Manager responsible for performance of the contract
- Woman Owned Small Business must receive at least 51% of net profits
- Joint Venture must be in writing
- Joint Venture meets subcontracting limitations
And, unlike other Small Business programs, these Joint Venture agreements do not have to be approved by SBA.
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