Nesbeth Capital Group
Working Capital · Government & Institutional Contractors

The government pays in 60 days. Our clients get paid in 2.

We get government contractors paid in 2 days instead of 60 — approval rides on the government's credit, not yours. Federal, state, city, and major-GC work. No credit check to see your number, and in most cases the funding institution pays us — not you.

We work with government contractors only. Most businesses can't get this — if you hold a government contract, you likely qualify.

Just won infrastructure or city work? Start-up costs come before the government's first check — we bridge that gap.

No credit check to look · Every number in writing · We never touch your money

Federal contractor? The government shut down for 43 days last fall — and Congress has funding cliffs coming in December. A financing facility only protects you if it exists BEFORE the freeze. Shutdown-proof your receivables now: call or text (646) 801-5431.

1 in 3 NYC contracts registers 6+ months late — NYC Comptroller
$4M+ paid by NY State in late-payment interest in one year — NYS Comptroller
43% of subcontractors report insufficient working capital — 2025 national survey
Steel +21% · copper +16% since January — every fixed-price job now needs more cash than it was bid at (AGC data)
$280 billion — what slow payment cost the construction industry last year (Rabbet, 2024)
82% of contractors now wait past 30 days for payment — up from 49% two years ago (Rabbet)

If a large, slow paying institution owes you money, you're our client.

Federal Primes & Subcontractors

Firm-fixed-price and T&M awards across defense, VA, GSA, and civilian agencies. Invoices paid under the Assignment of Claims Act.

We work the federal payer ecosystem by name: VA construction and EHRM infrastructure projects, National Cemetery Administration work, GSA Public Buildings task orders, Army Corps and Coast Guard waterfront jobs. Assignment of Claims mechanics, SDVOSB and 8(a) set-asides, progress billing — this is our daily lane, not a line on a menu. Veteran-owned firms are core to our practice.

State, Municipal & Authority Contractors

MTA, Port Authority, school construction authorities, DOTs, counties, and school districts — plus NYC agency work: DDC, DEP, Parks, DOT, FDNY. Contract registration, inspections, and retainage often make the city slower to pay than the federal government. That's the problem we exist for.

Construction Subs Under Major GCs

Pay-when-paid and retainage shouldn't set your payroll schedule. We finance against the GC's credit, not yours.

Vendors to Institutions

Hospital systems, universities, and large nonprofits: strong payers, slow cycles, same solution.

Out-of-state firm holding a New York award? We're your ground game.

We don't sell loans. We sell bid capacity.

A contractor whose cash is trapped in receivables carries a suppressed bonding line and passes on work they could win. Right now you can bond a certain size job — that's not a reflection of how good you are, it's a reflection of where your cash is sitting. Free up the receivables and your capacity re-rates. The difference is the work you're bidding versus the work you're watching.

Three ways contractors bridge the payment gap:

Cash advances: money in 24 hours — at daily debits, personal guarantees, and rates that bury you. Satisfaction with these lenders just fell to 2% (Federal Reserve small business survey).

Bank lines: cheap — but sized for who you were, and 60–90 days of paperwork away.

Our way: funded in about 2 days, on the government's credit, no daily payments, no new debt — and in most placements the funding institution pays us, not you.

The city can pay in 90 days. Our clients still get paid in 2.

Public work has its own clock: contract registration through the Comptroller, inspection sign-offs, five percent retainage, and pay-when-paid chains under authority GCs. We finance against the government's credit so none of that sets your payroll schedule. Job-order contracts and on-call task-order work fit especially well — every task order is a new invoice against the same strong payer, and the facility grows with the book.

Your government invoices can pay off your advances — and replace them with cheaper money.

If daily debits are eating your revenue and you're carrying government work, there's a way out most contractors never hear about: your government invoices can pay the advances off in one move — and replace them with financing on the government's credit at a fraction of the cost. No daily withdrawals. No credit check to see the math. That conversation is free and confidential: call or text (646) 801-5431.

The fight over yesterday's invoice doesn't have to be the plan for tomorrow's.

Some contractors do the work, wait months, and end up filing liens or lawsuits just to collect what they earned. If that's been your reality on public or private construction work, know this: the fight over yesterday's invoice doesn't have to be the plan for tomorrow's. On everything else you're owed — and every job you win next — we get you paid in 2 days on the payer's credit, so it never gets to lien paperwork again. No credit check, and the funding company pays us. See your number: call or text (646) 801-5431.

Financing engineered around the payment cycle — not the general-purpose credit file.

Two ways we help

The free way: your government invoices become 2-day cash — the funding company pays us, you pay nothing.

The complete way: a flat-fee capital plan ($10,000) — what you can borrow today, what you'll qualify for next year, how your bonding grows. On paper, yours to keep.

Firms growing fast take both.

Government Invoice Factoring

Awarded-contract invoices — federal, state, city, and authority — converted to cash in 24–48 hours instead of the payer's queue. Non-recourse options. The entry product for subs and first-time awardees.

PO & Mobilization Financing

Start-up money — materials, suppliers, crews — before your first invoice even exists — the award-to-first-payment stretch.

Contract Lines & SBA-Backed Facilities

Contract-specific lines of credit and SBA working-capital facilities as your billing history seasons.

Equipment & Vehicle Finance

Trucks, trailers, machinery, and IT hardware financed against contract revenue — programs exist for newer companies where the story is the award, not the credit file.

Subcontractor Bench Financing

For primes and GCs: a sub that can't mobilize is your schedule risk. We get your subs paid — at zero cost to you.

Capital Architecture

For primes on multi-year awards: the complete structure — step-down financing map, bonding capacity design, treasury structure — engineered around your contract portfolio. Engagements from $10,000.

The ladder exists. Most contractors have never been told.

Factoring to contract line of credit to SBA CAPLine to a conventional bank line — a climbable sequence on a knowable timeline. Every client gets mapped onto it at intake, and every step down the cost curve is planned from day one.

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Factoring
Entry, days not months
02
Contract LOC
Months 6–12
03
SBA CAPLine
With seasoning
04
Bank Line
Graduated

Your bank underwrites your balance sheet. A factor underwrites your customer's. That one sentence explains the last two years of "no."

Four steps. No forms before the first call.

Step 01 — Ten-minute call

We learn the contract, the billing structure, and where the pressure actually sits. No forms first.

Step 02 — Seven-minute intake

Two pages. No credit pull, no Social Security numbers — identity documents go only to the funding institution's secure application.

Step 03 — Written proposal

We place your file with the best-fit institution on our bench, and that institution issues its written proposal to you directly — complete files typically see numbers in 24–48 hours.

Step 04 — You decide

Every number comes to you in writing from the funding institution itself before anything moves. You've committed to nothing until you sign with the funder. In most placements our compensation is paid by the funding institution — not by you.

You talk to the principal — not a call center. Calls and texts answered directly.

Every number arrives in writing from the funding institution itself before you decide anything.

We never touch your money. Funds move directly between you and the funder — we're the advisor, not the middle account.

Four partner types. No fees between us in any direction — files for files, everything documented.

Surety agents & bond producers — send us your declines; a contractor declined on working capital isn't a dead file, and the repaired file comes back to you for the bond.

CPAs & accountants — your clients who win faster than they collect: we fix the timing your ledger can't.

Payroll companies — the clients struggling to fund Friday are accounts you're about to lose; we're free retention.

Community lenders & loan funds — when a borrower's too big, too federal, or too urgent for your box, send them over; your right-fit borrowers hear your name from us.

Small-Business Development Officers — APEX Accelerator counselors, M/WBE program officers, SBA 8(a) business-opportunity specialists, mentor-protégé managers: you're required to develop these firms — and you can't provide capital. We're the referral you can't make internally, and we report back on every file. No fees between us in any direction.

No fees between us in any direction — files for files, everything documented.

This is not a market we serve. It's the only market we serve.

Our desk currently tracks $215M+ in active New York government awards — refreshed weekly from federal, city, and state records. When we call a contractor, we already know their book.

Prefer not to call? See your number anyway.

No credit check. No obligation. We reply within one business day.

Thanks — your message is on its way. We'll reply within one business day. Or call now: (646) 801-5431.

Ten minutes — or one text — tells you if the math helps.

Worrel Nesbeth
Principal, Nesbeth Capital Group
Serving government contractors nationwide from New York

Straight answers

Is this a loan? +
No. Nobody lends you anything. A funding company buys an invoice you've already earned. That's why there's no credit check — the government's credit is what matters.
Will you touch my money? +
Never. Funds move directly between you and the funding company. We arrange it; we never hold a dollar.
What does it cost? +
Typically 1 to 3 cents on the dollar per month, only on what you use — and you'll see YOUR exact number in writing before you decide anything. In most placements the funding company pays us, not you.
What's the catch? +
The cost is the catch — 1 to 3 cents on the dollar per month. It's cheaper than turning down work because your cash is stuck in a government queue.
What am I committing to by calling? +
Nothing. A ten-minute conversation and, if you want it, a two-page form. You're not signed up for anything until you sign directly with the funding company.
What happens to my money in a government shutdown? +
If a shutdown freezes payments, invoices already funded are already in your bank — that's the point. Facilities take a couple of weeks to set up, so the time to build the umbrella is before the rain. The conversation costs nothing: (646) 801-5431.
My invoice is in dispute — can you finance it? +
No — and nobody honest can. Funders buy clean, verifiable invoices, not fights. What we finance is everything around the dispute, so the fight stops holding your payroll hostage.
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