What has to be in a joint venture agreement for a set aside bid so SBA accepts it?

My company is teaming up with another small business for an 8(a) Business Development Program competitive bid on a federal contract. This is for court reporting services under NAICS 561492. We're forming a joint venture for this specific set-aside opportunity. We heard from a consultant that the joint venture agreement has to follow the SBA regulations "word for word" to be accepted. We're working off a template but I'm worried it might miss something critical. What provisions are absolutely mandatory for the SBA to accept a joint venture agreement for an 8(a) competitive set-aside? Things like the managing venturer, profit split, performance of work, bank account, and records. Does the SBA review the joint venture agreement before we submit our proposal or after award?