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Standard invoice payment is the default government payment process where the contractor submits an invoice after delivering goods or completing services, and the government pays after inspection, acceptance, and invoice review. This is the most straightforward payment method, requiring no special financing arrangements. Payment timelines are governed by the Prompt Payment Act.
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Ask about Invoice Payment (Standard)Standard cash flow cycle with payment 30 days after proper invoice submission. Contractors must finance all performance costs from their own working capital or credit lines until delivery and payment. For large or long-duration contracts, this creates significant working capital requirements that may necessitate supplemental financing methods.
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