Government Contract Financing - Factoring Government Receivables

Government contract factoring – turn government contracts into cash.

Turn government contract receivables into cash with fast funding and fees as low as 1%.

When you factor government contracts, you may enjoy:

Fees as low as 1%
Fast funding – as little as 1 business day
High advance rates with low holdbacks
No upfront fees
No long-term contracts
No factoring minimums -you choose which invoices to factor
No add-on or hidden fees
No application or due diligence fees
Financing without taking on debt
Friendly, professional customer service

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1. APPLY

Apply for government contract factoring services that aligns with your business goals and preferences.

2. GET PAID

You could go from approval to your first funding in as little as 24-48 hours — or even faster.

3. SPEED UP CASH FLOW

Get fast advances on factored invoices to expedite cash flow and grow your business faster.

Why Factor – What is Government Contract Financing (or Factoring)?

Government contract financing is the process of factoring government contracts, receivables or other promised payments in order to expedite cash flow. Instead of waiting weeks – or months – to receive payment on government contracts for work fulfilled by your company, you can get immediate access to working capital by factoring government contracts (receivables).

Though a desire for expedited or more consistent cash flow is the reason most companies decide to factor invoices, some of the other common reasons cited by our clients include:

Need for working capital to fuel business growth
Working capital can be leveraged for better terms with suppliers
Customer accounts with generous terms, often 30-90 days
Need working capital to take on larger accounts or big orders
Slow-paying customers
Better ability to meet operating expenses and payroll
Capital expenditures like equipment purchases, repairs, renovation or expansion

The practice of invoice factoring is centuries-old and has played an important role as a means of business finance. Any organization, of any size, that provides goods or services to other businesses, government agencies or other commercial organizations on payment terms may be able to factor receivables in order to improve cash flow and unlock working capital.

Invoice Factoring Calculator

Use the factoring calculator below to discover how much working capital you could unlock by factoring receivables instead of waiting weeks – or months – for customers to pay you.

Find out whether factoring receivables could help your business grow faster:

Factoring – Government Contract Financing Process

Generate an invoice based on work completed for government contracts
Factor the invoice and get free same-day funding of the invoice amount (less factoring fee and reserve, or holdback)
30 (45 or even 90 days later), receive any amount held in reserve once the government agency has paid the invoice in full

Instead of waiting 1-2 months to get paid on government receivables, you can turn them into working capital immediately by factoring them with an invoice factoring company. Assuming a factoring fee of 3%, and an advance rate of 95%, here’s how it would work:

Day 1 –	Generate $7,500 government invoice and factor it
– Same Day	You receive 95% advance of $7,125 by wire transfer or ACH
	Factoring company earns 3% factoring fee of $225
Day 30+	Factoring company waits on repayment of the government contract – you stay focused on your business!

Benefits of Factoring Government Contracts

Expedited cash flow is the primary benefit vendors receive when they use invoice factoring as a government contract financing tool. In turn, expedited cash flow allows for faster reinvestment in growth and operations, and could be key for government suppliers that need working capital in order to:

Purchase materials or supplies for the next contract or customer
Bid competitively on future government contracts
Fund payroll and operating expenses
Avoid delays in meeting government contract deadlines
Take on new business more quickly or fulfill larger orders

Using invoice factoring to speed up cash flow can even help an organization reduce expenses to become more profitable, since the working capital can be used to negotiate supplier discounts.

You want an invoice factoring company that’s going to help you go from approval to funding quickly and look for reasons to say “Yes!” when you submit government contract invoices for factoring. We can tailor a program for your business with low factoring fees, competitive advances and flexible terms, such as:

No long-term contracts
No monthly minimums (you choose when and how much to factor)
No upfront fees
Retain control of billing your customers or task it to the Factor
Non-recourse factoring (the factoring company assumes the credit risk)
No application or due diligence fees
No schedule processing, notification, or any other hidden fees

Even more importantly, we promise a high level of customer service to our factoring clients. We want you to work with a financing partner who understands your preferences and unique business needs, saving time and reducing the stress of managing receivables.