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We Finance Government Contractors
While most would think all factors and lenders would accept clients who deal primarily with federal, state, and local governments due to their typically excellent creditworthiness, that is not the case. Financing clients whose B2G companies work with federal, state, and local governments can present their own challenges and risks when attempting to ensure the assignment and validity of an invoice. Additional risks are present, and many governmental entities are actually at risk of insolvency. Many of our lenders, however, seek out prospective clients who are good candidates with a history of dealing with the government. We will, most often, need to submit funding packages to a lender or a factor specializing in government receivables.
Types of Government Contractors We Have Funded
Fixed Price
Contractors
Cost Reimbursement
Contractors
Time and Materials
Contractors
Incentive
Contractors
Indefinite Delivery &
Quantrity Contracts
Typical Funding Required
The types of government contractors operating are extensive, and only one lender will fit some of them when it comes to funding. On the surface, factoring or lending on government-related receivables, for example, might seem like a perfect factoring opportunity. Providing goods and services to government entities can be risky. In many states, for example, an assignment is only valid if authorized by a specific officer of a particular state agency, and there is little commonality in requirements from state to state. Fortunately, our factors and lenders are experts in wading through the difficulties and red tape that is common in this niche area. Our factors and lenders have a very expansive knowledge of the various federal and state contract laws regarding assignments and lending to all types of contractors.s.
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