Bridging carrier net 60 and net 90 receivables
Cover crew payroll and operating costs while carrier payment cycles clear.
A working capital line of credit up to $1.5M for telecom contractors. Fund fleet, equipment, and the operating capital that keeps crews working through carrier payment cycles.
Telecom services and installation contractors operate on a punishing capital cycle. Crews mobilize on carrier projects. Materials get loaded. Trenches get cut. Cable gets pulled. And then the invoice goes in and the wait begins. Carrier payment cycles routinely run 60 to 90 days while payroll, fuel, and material costs hit weekly. Add the cost of bucket trucks, fiber splicing equipment, locator gear, and the constant need to maintain DOT compliance, and the working capital demands are substantial.
Commercial Capital Connect provides telecom contractors a working capital line of credit up to $1.5 million with interest-only options. Bridge carrier receivables. Fund fleet additions. Stock fiber and copper materials. Mobilize a new build. Same-day approvals and no daily debits sweeping accounts during critical project execution.
Cover crew payroll and operating costs while carrier payment cycles clear.
Fund bucket trucks, splicing trailers, and specialized telecom service vehicles.
Stock fiber cable, copper, conduit, and pedestal inventory to act on awarded contracts immediately.
Fund fiber splicing equipment, OTDRs, and locator gear that enable advanced service offerings.
Cover the upfront staffing, equipment, and material costs of mobilizing on a new carrier project.
These are baseline review items, not an approval, offer, or commitment to lend.
CCC is a business finance marketplace, not a direct lender. One application can help compare potential options through a network of 75+ lending partners.
We understand that net 60 and net 90 are the norm in carrier work. The line bridges that gap.
Bucket trucks, splicing equipment, and material inventory are real assets to your business.
Keep monthly costs lean during project execution and pay down principal when carrier checks land.
Pay off up to two existing cash advances or short-term loans into a flexible LOC.
Yes. Fiber, copper, wireless, and mixed services contractors qualify on the standard criteria.
Yes. Mobilization costs including materials, crew, and equipment are valid working capital uses.
MDU, last-mile, and middle-mile build-out operations qualify and the line supports working capital across all of these.
Strong carrier subcontract receivables are a positive underwriting signal. The line provides bridging working capital.
Working capital for acquisitions is a valid use. Larger acquisition-specific structures may require additional documentation.