Government Contract Termination Financing

Fast, Reliable Funding for Terminated Government Contracts

A government contract termination for convenience can disrupt your business unexpectedly. List Capital provides fast, flexible financing solutions to help you maintain cash flow and continue operations without delay.
BRIDGE FINANCING

Termination for Convenience Settlement

Termination settlement bridge financing provides cash based on termination settlement proposations when contracts are terminated for convenience, helping companies recover from their terminated contracts earlier.

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Immediate Liquidity

Access working capital quickly to cover expenses and maintain financial stability.

Expertise

Government Contract Expertise

Our team understands the challenges of government contract terminations and can provide tailored solutions.

Flexibility

Flexible Financing

Customized funding options designed to fit the needs of government contractors.

Our Process
1. Submit Your Information: Complete the form below with your contact and contract details.
2. Quick Review and Offer: Our team will assess your case and provide a funding offer within days.
3. Access Your Funds: Once approved, receive your funds quickly to bridge the financial gap.

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FAQs

What Is a Termination for Convenience?

A termination for convenience allows the government to cancel a contract, even if the contractor is not at fault. This sudden cancellation can lead to cash flow challenges, delayed payments, and operational disruptions. List Capital’s financing solutions help bridge this gap, providing the liquidity needed to cover expenses and keep your business on track.

What Is a Termination Settlement Proposal?

A settlement proposal is a formal request for compensation after a federal contract has been terminated, ensuring you recover fair costs and fees for the work already performed. Under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), contractors are entitled to reimbursement for incurred expenses, reasonable profit on completed tasks, and specific settlement costs.

The process typically involves gathering detailed documentation—such as labor records, material invoices, and subcontractor agreements—to demonstrate the expenses tied to the terminated portion of the contract. Proper organization of these records and accurate calculation of incurred costs are critical to building a robust proposal. Although List Capital does not provide services in calculating termination settlements, we have a wide network of partners we can refer for this service.

Termination Settlement Bridge Loans

List Capital provides termination settlement bridge loans which provide a portion of the settlement amount earlier than the settlement payment. This low-cost lending product is designed to provide the capital to complete the contract termination and pay for settlement expenses with the least impact on your business. The bridge loan is then repaid directly from the settlement payment.

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Where does our funding come from?

List Capital Management is an established alternative asset management firm with discretionary funds. All our funding is provided in-house, and we have full discretion over all funding decisions. We specialize in government contract lending, and have worked with state and federal contractors all over the country.

What makes us different?

We offer customized financing solutions for government contractors that are more affordable than alternative lenders. Our industry knowledge and expertise allows us to offer fast approval with streamlined processes and a flexible approach to meet your needs.

Is List Capital right for you?

List may be right for you if any of the following are true:

  • Do you need additional working capital?
  • Do you currently have contracts that require capital?
  • Is your growth limited by capital constraints?
  • Are you bidding on larger contracts that require a partner?

Who should choose List?

Government contractors at all levels—federal, state, and municipal, whether prime or sub.

  • SBIR or STTR Awardee
  • Need a credit facility
  • Have increased needs from a large grant with challenging milestones
  • Are working on classified, sensitive, or secured projects
  • Have outstanding invoices
  • Need a financial partners
  • Recently awarded a government contract
  • Need between $500k to $25m