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The Prompt Payment Act requires federal agencies to pay contractors within 30 days of receiving a proper invoice (Net 30). If the government fails to pay on time, it must pay interest penalties at the rate set by the Treasury Department. This statutory framework ensures timely payment and provides contractors a legal remedy for late payments, forming the backbone of standard government payment practices.
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Ask about Prompt Payment Act (Net 30)Standard baseline cash flow cycle. Contractors can reliably plan around a 30-day payment cycle from proper invoice submission. In practice, DoD pays in 15-20 days on average, while civilian agencies may take the full 30 days. Discount terms can accelerate payment to 10-15 days.
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