GovCon Funding Resources
Guides and insights on financing, winning, and performing on government contracts. Page 2 of 3.
How Invoice Factoring Works on Government Contracts
What actually happens when a government invoice is factored: the assignment, the advance, the reserve, and why routing is fixed while the choice of which invoices to fund is yours.
Read more ExplainerPurchase Order Financing for Government Contracts
How purchase order financing works when your supplier needs paying before the agency pays you, why it only applies to goods, and what fits instead when the contract is for services.
Read more GuideState and Local Government Contract Financing
Financing for state, county, city and school district contractors. What works the same as federal work, what does not, and which structure fits your award.
Read more ExplainerTerm Loans for Government Contractors
When a term loan is the right instrument for a government contractor, when a contract-based facility is cheaper and faster, and how to tell which one you are actually looking for.
Read more ComparisonAsset-Based Lending, Factoring, or a Contract Line?
Three credit products cover most government contractors, plus a fourth that helps you win the award in the first place. What each one is actually secured by, and which fits your situation.
Read more GuideI Won a Government Contract. How Do I Fund It?
Most contractors fund 60 to 75 days of expenses before the first payment lands. How to size the gap on your own award, and which structure covers it.
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