Multiple Teams

Hi there, this might be asked several times but here we go:
we are a company that neither facilates own iOS development knowledge nor hardware. If we have multiple external app development companies:
Following this link https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#qa/qa1763/_index.html we would need to have an admin from each company create an distribution certificate and thereby revoking the other companies distribution certificate leaving their respective provisioning profiles useless. Is that the intended way? Wouldn't it be smarter to have the option to create multiple teams with one developer program account and hence have one distribution cert for each team? AFAIK this is not possible by now. Is this information correct?
Is there any other (smart) way to handle this situation except giving the private keys to the distribution certificate to the developement companies? Remember, we don't have Mac infrastructure so having the companies sending us archives to distribute is not (yet) an option.
Thanks and kind regards
Jens

Ok, we already are enrolled in the iOS Developer Program and able to register multiple persons as members or even admins. However, it seems that what apple referes to as "team" (http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#DOCUMENTATION/General/Conceptual/Applica tionDevelopmentOverview/CreateYourDevelopmentTeam/CreateYourDevelopmentTeam.html) is a 1:1 relationship to a developer account (account ID).
Maybe I wasn't clear enough about our situation: We are a company that has multiple apps already uploaded to the app store on our behalf. A few apps (say app "A1" and "A2") were developed by comany "C1". As they were the first company we hired to do app development (and we didn't have the knowledge what they would need and time was short (usual situations)) they got credentials to the developer portal and set things up as they would own the developer account. So they had the private keys to the distribution certificate for instance.
Now we have another company "C2" to develop another app "A3". This company now would either need the private keys to the distribution certificate or would need access rights as admin to the developer portal to revoke the former distribution certifikate and issue a new one, leading to unusable provisioning profiles for company "C1".
Given the situation, is my understanding of the situation outlined in the above paragraph correct?
Giving the above, it would be neat / great, if a single developer account would be able to have multiple teams. So the developer from company "C1" could have his own distribution certificate and developer from company "C2" could have a separate one yielding in 2 distribution certificates that still point to our very own organisation. Wouldn't that make sense?
Granted we would circumvent many pains having Mac infrastructure. But as you might imagine the networks and security guys at a bigger corp are not very happy supporting (yet) another OS in their infrastructure and hence we are stuck in the situation without any Mac hardare.
Hope this helps to clarify. Really appreciate any thoughts on this. Thanks so far for the input given.
Kind regards
Jens

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