Startup and Deployment Costs
Fund site setup, initial logistics, permits and other costs required before contract performance begins.
Working Capital for Awarded Public Contracts
Government Contract Financing Services
Financely structures government contract financing for established contractors that have secured public-sector awards but need capital to mobilize, purchase materials, meet payroll or complete performance obligations before payment is received.
Contract-backed working capital for verified public-sector awards and payment obligations.
Fund the Contract Before the Government Pays
Public-sector contracts can require contractors to incur substantial costs before reaching an invoice or payment milestone. Financing can bridge those costs when the award, payment source and performance requirements are verifiable.
We assess the contract, model the cash cycle and prepare a financing package for placement with suitable working-capital providers.
Request a Contract Financing ReviewEligible Uses of Proceeds
Labor and Subcontractors
Cover payroll and verified subcontractor expenses during the period before milestone payment.
Materials and Equipment
Finance approved materials, inventory, equipment and supplier invoices required to perform the award.
Approved Government Invoices
Advance capital against eligible invoices after delivery, acceptance or completion of agreed milestones.
Available Financing Structures
- Contract-backed working capital facilities
- Government invoice financing
- Purchase order financing
- Mobilization advances
- Receivables-backed revolving facilities
- Equipment and materials financing
- Milestone payment bridge loans
An award letter alone may not support financing. Providers will review the executed contract, payment mechanism, termination rights, performance obligations and contractor capacity.
Eligibility Requirements
Contract Requirements
- Executed public-sector contract
- Defined payment schedule
- Clear performance milestones
- Verifiable government counterparty
- Assignment rights where required
Contractor Requirements
- Complete corporate KYC
- Relevant operating experience
- Financial statements
- Cost and margin analysis
- Operational capacity to perform
Our Advisory Process
1
Contract Review
We assess the award, payment terms, scope, budget and contractor capacity.
2
Facility Design
We structure the amount, disbursement controls, collateral and repayment route.
3
Lender Placement
We present the financing request to suitable contract and receivables lenders.
4
Closing Support
We coordinate diligence, verification, documentation and controlled funding.
Request Government Contract Financing
Submit the executed contract, requested amount, cost schedule, payment milestones and financial information for an initial review.
Submit an Awarded ContractFrequently Asked Questions
Must the contract already be awarded?
Most providers require an executed award or contract. A bid, proposal or expected award normally does not create a financeable payment obligation.
Can financing cover mobilization costs?
Yes. Mobilization funding may cover approved startup costs when the contract, budget, repayment source and contractor capacity are acceptable.
Can the facility finance government invoices?
Eligible invoices may be financed after delivery, acceptance or completion of the required milestone, subject to verification and assignment rules.
Are performance bonds required?
Some contracts require performance, payment or advance payment bonds. Their availability and terms may affect financing eligibility.
Does Financely provide the capital directly?
Financely provides advisory, structuring and placement support. Third-party lenders and finance providers make final funding decisions.
This page is provided for general information and does not constitute a commitment to arrange or provide financing. Financely works on a best-efforts basis. All mandates remain subject to KYC and AML review, sanctions screening, contract verification, counterparty review, provider approval and definitive documentation.