Government Receivables

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Capital Monterey specializes in the United States Government Vendors “Assignment of Claims Acts of 1986”.

As a supplier or vendor to the US Government, you have contracted to provide products or services to the strongest debtor in the world. In accordance with the 1986 Assignment of Claims Act 52.232-23, your company can significantly benefit from the financial strength of the U.S. Government because you qualify for access to unlimited working capital through Capital Monterey’s Accounts Receivable Funding Program for Government Vendors. Capital Monterey’s Funding Program for Government Vendors offers you:

A working capital account with access to your cash within 24 hours of acceptance and approval of your invoice by the United States Government
The ability to increase business opportunities within the government sector. You will have a no-debt, no-risk strategic financial advantage that enables you to successfully compete with larger organizations for lucrative government contracts, with the same level of required financial feasibility

Gives your company the ability to gain access to significant working capital through the creditworthiness of the US Government The capability to eliminate inconsistent cash flow Low per diem fees No long-term commitment Maximum flexibility – you choose which invoices to fund Flexible underwriting requirements, unlike traditional lending sources (banks) The U.S. Government encourages their vendors and service providers to seek accounts receivable factoring of their invoices in order to help them grow, improve cash flow, increase performance, and level the playing field. Government Receivables Promoted Method of Funding by the United States Government Assignment of Claims Act of 1986 Promotes: Factoring Purchase Order Funding Business Opportunities Elimination of Inconsistent Cash Flow Receipt of Payment In A Shorter Period of Time Any government contractor/vendor/service provider under the the Assignment of Claims Act of 1986, may assign it's rights to be paid amounts due or to become due as a result of the performance of a contract to a bank, trust company or other financing institution. Major & larger vendors have been doing this for years.