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  1. According to the FAR, it is illegal to create a joint venture for the sole purpose of obtaining a GSA contract. That being said, a small business with a GSA contract can sub-contract to anyone. Notice I said sub-cntract and not partner. You cannot partner with a GSA contract holder, unless both have a GSA contract. If both do, it is call a CTA, contract teaming arrangement. Hope this helps.
  2. Like everything else in government, it depends what the structure is. On the surface the answer is no. If you are breaking the company apart, that probably means that each will have its own DUNS and EIN. In that case, each new company must have their own contract. Will the parent still exist? If so, their contract will stand. Very important... even though it is not written anywhere, GSA imposes the 2-year rule for new companies. We have, over the years, been able to bypass this, but it is a tough road to travel. If this is an IT situation, you may want to rethink your decision before GSA imposes the proposed lock on new offers under IT70 and MOBIS. I hope this helps.
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