Factoring Government Contract Receivables

Factor Finders can resolve cash flow problems related to government contracts. We provide cash now so that your business can continue to accept big contracts and offer generous credit terms. Our government contract receivables factoring services allow you to make payroll and avoid extra overhead costs.

The invoices accepted by customers for goods delivered can be collateralized into a credit line. Our services can help you meet long-term business goals.  

Request information about factoring government contract receivables.

We specialize in factoring government contract receivables at a discount from companies who perform technical services or manufacturing for the federal government. Technical service companies include:

• Computer-related services
• Communications systems
• Computer systems maintenance
• Programming support
• Facilities management
• Logistics
• Engineering
• Military-related products
• Temporary staffing
• Distributors

Few Funding Options Exist for Government Receivables

Invoices for government contracts average more than $500,000, making it difficult for some factoring companies to advance funds. Most accounts receivable factoring companies also lack knowledge about the federal “Assignment of Claims” law, which outlines procedures for assigning financial rights to government contract invoices. Factor Finders knows the “Assignment of Claims” law well and uses Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) to guide funding policies.

Only a Few Requirements Apply When Factoring Government Contract Receivables:

• Companies must sell to local, state, or federal agencies with credit strength.
• The customer must accept an invoice for a completed service or delivered product.
• The companies must own unpledged accounts receivable.

Factor Finders elevates young companies with no proven financial track record by advancing cash quickly. Our factoring government contract receivables services fit the needs of growing organizations better than banks or most other factoring firms. We can provide more leverage and higher credit lines than banks. We also allow corporations to pay off traditional lenders in order to factor receivables with an uncapped credit line.