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Advance payments are payments made to a contractor before performance begins or costs are incurred. They are the least preferred form of government contract financing due to the risk of loss, and are only authorized when other financing methods are inadequate. Advance payments require special approval authority and typically involve protective measures like letters of credit or special bank accounts.
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Ask about Contract Financing (Advance Payments)Maximum positive cash flow impact since funds are received before performance begins. However, the stringent approval requirements, restrictive terms, and government oversight (including special bank accounts and audits) create significant administrative overhead that partially offsets the financial benefit.
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