Merivant Capital connects government contractors and their subcontractors with invoice factoring, contract-backed working capital, and bridge financing — sourced from a network of specialized funding partners.
Request a Consultation See How It WorksTypical funding turnaround on factored government receivables
How long federal payment cycles routinely run
Regional focus, with funding partners licensed nationwide
We don't lend directly — we match contractors with the right funding partner for their situation, and manage the process end to end.
Turn government receivables into cash in as little as 24–72 hours. Approval is based on the paying agency's credit, not yours.
Lines of credit and term loans secured against active contract value, sized to cover payroll, materials, and overhead between draws.
Short-term capital for contractors transitioning off a federal set-aside or through a contract gap toward new commercial revenue.
We do the matching and pre-screening so you're only in front of lenders who are actually a fit.
Contract type, invoice aging, set-aside status, and what the capital is for.
A quick read on eligibility before anything goes to a funding partner.
Your file goes to the lender(s) best suited to your contract and timeline.
Terms come directly from the funding source. We're paid by them, not by you.
Federal payment delays and shifting set-aside status create real, recurring cash-flow gaps — even for contractors with strong underlying revenue. We work with the businesses caught in that gap.
1. Tell us about your contract, invoice aging, and funding need.
2. We pre-screen and match you with the right funding partner for the situation.
3. You review terms directly with the lender — we're paid by the funding source, not by you.
Merivant Capital was started to solve one specific problem: federal contractors in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region are financially sound on paper but cash-strapped in practice, because federal payment cycles and shifting set-aside status don't move at the speed of payroll.
We're not a lender. We're a broker who understands the mechanics of government receivables, contract mobilization, and 8(a)/HUBZone/WOSB transitions — and we use that to match contractors with the funding partner suited to their specific situation, rather than sending every deal to the same place.
Our work starts in the DC metro. As the model proves out, we expect to extend the same approach to other government-contracting hubs.
No. Merivant Capital is a broker — we don't lend our own funds. We match you with an appropriate factoring company, working capital lender, or bridge financing source and manage the introduction and paperwork.
We're compensated by the funding partner when a deal closes, not by you directly. Any fees or rates from the lender itself will be disclosed to you before you commit to anything.
That's a core part of what we work on. Losing set-aside status often creates an urgent cash-flow gap while a business pivots toward commercial revenue — we work with funding partners who understand that transition.
Generally: your active contract or task order, an aging summary of outstanding invoices, and recent financial statements. We'll tell you exactly what's needed once we understand your situation.
No. We also work with subcontractors and staffing/vendor firms downstream of a federal prime, which often face the same payment-timing pressure without holding the prime contract themselves.
Tell us a bit about your situation and we'll follow up to see if there's a fit with one of our funding partners.
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