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Let's say that Business "A" is has a business that secures government contracts through FEMA. However, Business "A" does not actually complete the work that is to be done. The work is actually subbed or contracted out to Business "B". Business "A" does not have the capital to secure these contracts and does not seek to secure a bond to complete these projects. Business "B" is the backing, financially. Business "B", as stated earlier, would also be completing these projects. Business "A"'s contribution is the fact that they are able to secure the projects and Business "B" is able to spread out their investment among more projects than just trying to get the limited contracts on their own.

My question is what kind of contract would we need between Business "A" and Business "B" to secure the financial agreement as well as the initial agreement to take on the projects that Business "A" takes on?
 
My question is what kind of contract would we need between Business "A" and Business "B" to secure the financial agreement as well as the initial agreement to take on the projects that Business "A" takes on?


Do yourself a favor, hire a lawyer, or a business consultant, or both.

You're about to sexually molest yourself financially.
 
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