Financing for GSA Schedule Contracts

Getting on the GSA Schedule (now the Multiple Award Schedule) is a milestone — it opens the door to a massive, repeatable buyer. But a Schedule is a hunting license, not a paycheck. Once task orders start flowing, you have to deliver, invoice, and then wait Net-30 to Net-90 for the agency to pay.

That lag hits hardest right when you're ramping. New orders mean new payroll, new subcontractors, and new materials — all due weeks before GSA or the ordering agency remits. Many contractors win their first Schedule orders and then stall because working capital can't keep pace with the wins.

You deliver against your task orders and invoice as usual. Encore advances up to 90% of each approved invoice — often within 48 hours of approval. When the agency pays, you receive the remaining balance, less a transparent fee.

It's not a loan and not equity — it's your own MAS receivables, accelerated. There's no fixed monthly payment and no dilution, and your funding line grows automatically as your task-order volume grows. That lets you say yes to the next order instead of throttling back to protect cash.

Encore was founded by the original Advance Partners team and has deployed over $25 billion in funding. We understand how MAS ordering, task orders, and prompt-payment timelines actually work — so underwriting fits the way GSA business scales rather than capping you at a fixed bank line.

Whether you just won your first Schedule order or you're managing dozens across multiple agencies, financing flexes with your pipeline so the size of your wins is never limited by the size of your bank balance.