Are teaming agreements really protecting your business—or just taking you off the street?
On this episode of The Peel Podcast, Shelley McGuire sits down with government contracting expert Monica Randall, founder and CEO of the Randall Group and a former SBA leader, to separate fact from fiction when it comes to teaming agreements, joint ventures, workshare, exclusivity clauses, and subcontract negotiations. Drawing on more than two decades of SBA experience and years of advising GovCon firms, M...
Are teaming agreements really protecting your business—or just taking you off the street?
On this episode of The Peel Podcast, Shelley McGuire sits down with government contracting expert Monica Randall, founder and CEO of the Randall Group and a former SBA leader, to separate fact from fiction when it comes to teaming agreements, joint ventures, workshare, exclusivity clauses, and subcontract negotiations. Drawing on more than two decades of SBA experience and years of advising GovCon firms, Monica tackles some of the most common misconceptions contractors make when forming partnerships.
The conversation explores why a handshake or email is never enough, the critical differences between teaming agreements and joint ventures, and how poorly written exclusivity clauses can limit future opportunities. Shelley and Monica also dive into the importance of negotiating meaningful workshare, understanding how teaming agreements transition into subcontracts, and recognizing when certifications can create real leverage during negotiations.
Whether you're a small business evaluating your first teaming agreement or an experienced contractor looking to strengthen your partnership strategy, this episode offers practical insights to help you avoid costly mistakes and negotiate from a position of strength.
To connect with Monica, follow her on LinkedIn here.
Learn more about The Randall Group on their website.
Check out the last podcast Monica did with Shelley here.
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