Government contracts are reliable. They don’t pay fast.
Between strict billing processes, approval layers, and extended payment terms, it’s common to wait 30, 60, or even 90 days to get paid. Meanwhile, your business still has payroll to meet, materials to purchase, and projects to keep on schedule.
Instead of waiting on agency payments, you can turn approved government invoices into immediate working capital with factoring services from Power Funding. You often receive up to 98% of the invoice value within one business day.
Factoring provides fast access to cash tied up in unpaid government invoices. This helps you quickly cover payroll, materials, equipment, and operating expenses.
With steady cash flow, you can meet milestones, maintain staffing levels, and avoid slowdowns caused by late payments from government agencies.
Government factoring allows you to bid on larger contracts, handle multiple projects at once, and scale operations without worrying about working capital limits.
Factoring is not a loan. There’s no interest, no long-term repayment, and no added debt. You’re simply receiving payment sooner for work already completed.
Many contractors turn to bank loans or lines of credit to manage delayed government payments, but factoring offers a faster, more flexible alternative.
Receive up to 98% of your approved government invoices, helping you stay ahead of expenses and cash flow demands.
Submit invoices and receive funding quickly, so your business can keep moving while waiting on government payment cycles.
We understand government invoicing requirements and payment structures, helping streamline the funding process.
No upfront fees and no hidden charges. You always get straightforward factoring built for government contractors.
Government contracts offer stability and long-term opportunity but only if your cash flow keeps pace.
Government contract factoring gives you the flexibility to perform, grow, and compete without taking on debt or waiting months to get paid.
Contact Power Funding today to get started.