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Cut Through the Red Tape with Government Contract Financing

Government contracts can be lucrative, but the slow payment process can delay your business growth. Government contract financing cuts through red tape, providing immediate cashflow to fuel your operations and pursue new opportunities.

Why Use Factoring for Government Invoices?

Bid on Government Contracts Confidently

Bureaucratic red tape is a tale as old as time, and government invoicing is no exception. Long payment cycles can drain your cashflow, leaving you unable to pursue new contracts or cover ongoing expenses. With REV Capital’s complete government contract factoring solutions, you can keep your business moving forward with fast, reliable payments while avoiding the hassle of waiting for government agencies to settle invoices.
Quick and Easy Approval Process
No Long-Term Contracts or Hidden Fees
Full Control through Online Account Management Tools

Tailored Solutions for Government Contractors

Every government contract comes with its own set of challenges, from long payment cycles to complex requirements. REV Capital offers customized factoring solutions designed to meet the specific needs of government contractors, ensuring you have the cashflow to tackle any project with confidence.
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Access Immediate Cashflow

Don't let slow government payments hold you back. With government factoring, contractors can unlock a quick cash advance (up to 98%) on government invoices, helping maintain a steady cashflow without waiting 30-90+ days for payment.

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Debt-Free
Financing

Unlike traditional loans, factoring is not a form of borrowing. Contractors can access funds without accruing debt or paying high interest rates, making it a flexible and cost-effective financing solution.

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Increased Bidding Power

With the assurance of fast payments, contractors can confidently bid on more government projects, offer extended credit terms, and take on new opportunities without cashflow concerns.

How Government Invoice Factoring Works

Factoring government receivables provides a lifeline for contractors grappling with delayed government payments. Selling unpaid invoices to a factoring company for government contracts can help businesses transform pending payments into usable capital. Here are the five simple steps you can take to get your government invoices factored:

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Gain Access to Immediate Cashflow with Government Contract Factoring

Government contractors in a variety of industries can benefit from invoice factoring. REV Capital works with businesses across North America to ensure they have the working capital needed to thrive while waiting on government payments.

Some of the key industries we serve include:

Transportation and Logistics
From hauling goods for federal agencies to local deliveries for municipal governments, transportation companies often face delayed payments. Factoring government invoices helps maintain cashflow for fuel, payroll, and fleet maintenance. It also ensures smooth logistics operations, regardless of payment delays.
Manufacturing
Manufacturers supplying products to government entities frequently encounter long payment cycles. Government invoice factoring allows them to continue producing goods, pay for materials, and invest in new equipment without worrying about cash shortages and outstanding invoices.
Staffing and Recruiting
Staffing agencies providing personnel to government projects, such as healthcare workers or administrative staff, need timely payments to cover payroll. Financing government contracts ensures they can meet payroll demands and continue placing employees.
Information Technology
Technology providers offering software solutions or IT services to government agencies can bridge the gap between service delivery and payment by factoring their invoices, allowing them to keep innovating and expanding.
Oil and Gas
Companies in the oil and gas sector supplying resources to government bodies face complex payment cycles. Government contract factoring services allow them to manage cashflow for exploration, production, and operational costs while awaiting payment.
Professional Services
Legal, consulting, and engineering firms working on government contracts can use invoice factoring to cover operational expenses, payroll, and new business development while waiting for payments.
We assist government contractor professionals with complete financing solutions in a wide range of industries beyond those listed. We’re always on the lookout for new markets and opportunities to help your business succeed.
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Choosing the Right Financial Solution for Your Business

While traditional financing options may seem familiar, government invoice factoring offers distinct advantages that align with the unique needs of businesses working with government agencies.

Traditional Financing

Lengthy approval processes
Heavily reliant on your credit history
Fixed loan amounts
Fixed monthly installments
Extensive documentation and application process

Staffing Factoring

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Quick access to funds
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Less emphasis on credit
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Payments grow with receivables
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Aligned with client payments
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Streamlined application process

Onboarding With REV

What You Need To Get Started

Some information about your business
Tell us a bit about your business and customers. We've probably served your industry before, but every business is unique! Like most financial institutions, REV requires standard KYC documents such as Articles of Incorporation, Business Licenses, IDs, and Financial Statements.
Basic details about your invoices
In order to purchase an invoice, REV requires the same documentation that your client needs in order to pay. This usually includes the invoice, confirmation, and proof of service.
A signed application form
Filling out an application couldn't be simpler. A few quick questions stand between you and cashflow freedom!

Qualifications

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B2B service provider
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Creditworthy debtors
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Clear audit trail
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North American customers
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Monthly volumes up to $10 M
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No consignment sales
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No pre-billing
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No liens on A/R
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No warranties
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No progress billing
Getting started couldn’t be simpler. Some changes are hard.
This one is easy.
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FAQs About Government Invoice Factoring

What is government contract factoring?
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Government contract factoring is a financial solution that allows businesses to receive immediate cash advances on unpaid government invoices. Instead of waiting for long payment cycles, contractors sell their invoices to a government factoring company, which provides fast payment to cover operational costs, payroll, and growth opportunities.

What are the two types of invoice factoring for government invoices?
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When factoring government invoices, you have two main options: recourse factoring and non-recourse factoring. With recourse factoring, you benefit from lower fees, but you're responsible for buying back any unpaid invoices. In contrast, non-recourse factoring means the factoring company assumes the risk of non-payment, but you'll typically pay higher fees.

What government factoring companies are the best for government contracts?
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