CGCG Federal ServicesGovernment contract finance

GovCon FP&A · Pricing · Indirect rates · Finance transformation

Finance infrastructure for government contractors ready to scale.

CG Federal Services helps small and mid-size federal contractors build the planning, pricing, rate, project-control and finance systems needed to grow without losing visibility into margin, cash or compliance.

Fixed-scope projects · Fractional support · Teaming with primes

Wrap rate build-upWP‑100
Direct labor1.0000
Fringe0.3200
Overhead0.2376
G&A0.1869
Fee0.1221
Wrap rate1.8666
32.0%
18.0%
12.0%
7.0%

Three-tier structure. Overhead applied to labor plus fringe; G&A applied to total cost input. Move a slider and watch what a four-point overhead change does to your price.

PlanningFP&A, forecasts, EACs and cash
EconomicsPricing, wrap rates and award impact
SystemsCostpoint, ERP and finance processes
ControlGovCon compliance and forensic review

Who we help

Finance gets harder when the contractor starts changing faster than the spreadsheet.

The work is designed for government contractors navigating growth, new awards, new systems or a finance function that has not yet caught up with the business.

Owners & CEOs

See what growth does to cash, rates, headcount and margin before committing to the next move.

CFOs & finance leaders

Build a forecast, reporting cadence and finance operating model that connects contracts to the general ledger.

Capture & program leaders

Connect proposal assumptions, staffing plans, EACs and contract performance to the company economics underneath them.

Services

Start with the problem you need solved.

The services are organized by the problem at hand so you can go directly to the scope most relevant to the decision in front of you.

Useful starting point

Run a quick GovCon financial health check.

Use the checklist to spot where planning, contract economics, indirect rates or finance systems are creating avoidable risk.

GovCon Financial Health Checklist

A practical self-assessment for growing contractors. Score the finance function across forecasting, contract performance, indirect rates and systems, then use the result to decide where to dig deeper.

Writing

Notes from the questions we solve

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