GovCon Funding Resources
Guides and insights on financing, winning, and performing on government contracts. Page 3 of 3.
I 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.
Read more GuideGovernment Contract Financing: The Complete Guide
Every financing option available to government contractors: contract lines of credit, bank lines, SBA loans, equipment financing, and more. What each one does, what it costs you in speed or flexibility, and how to choose.
Read more ComparisonContract Line of Credit vs. Payroll Funding: Which Fits Your Award?
Both solve cash flow. They solve different cash flow. Here is how to tell which structure your contract actually needs.
Read more PlaybookMobilization Costs: What to Budget Before Your First Invoice
The expenses that hit between award and first payment, and how contractors underestimate them.
Read more GuideFinancing for 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, and SDVOSB Contractors
How set-aside status affects your contracts, your growth, and what financing is available to you.
Read more ExplainerThe Assignment of Claims Act: What Government Contractors Need to Know
The federal statute that makes contract-based lending possible: how assignment works, what the government requires, and where contractors get tripped up.
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