Teaming Agreement
A Teaming Agreement can be used where two businesses agree to cooperate in submitting a proposal to a customer which has issued a request for tender.
Last updated October 23, 2025
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What is a teaming agreement?
What is a teaming agreement?

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When should you use a teaming agreement?

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What should be in a teaming agreement?
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The Legal Risk Score of a Teaming Agreement Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- The agreement involves sharing and potentially modifying proprietary products, which could lead to disagreements or claims regarding ownership and usage rights, especially if the collaboration does not result in a clear outcome or benefit.
- The document outlines a cooperative framework between two parties, but without clear management roles or decision-making processes, this could lead to inefficiencies or conflicts during the project, especially under stress or tight deadlines.
- The continuation and success of the arrangement heavily depend on the approval of a proposal by an external customer, which introduces uncertainty and risk as the efforts of both parties might not result in a secured contract.
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