Have they replied to your requests for payment? If so what have their responses been? I know when agencies take over management it can be a few months before things get back to normal. If you can provide more insight on the current situation and responses you've gotten maybe I can direct you properly to prevent future issues with your renewal.

Is there someone still at the agency that you know? If you don't want to sound too pushy, try caling and asking if there is a different form you should use when submitting invoices. (There probably isn't, but it will open the dialog.) Also, don't be shy about asking what the payment schedule is. Tell them you were accustomed to such and such a schedule for so long, and is there a different policy in force now? (This is actually more likely, and if so, you need to know so you can bid accordingly.) Good luck. Sometimes it does feel like bunches of paperwork, doesn't it. MaryAnnBusiness Plan MasterThe Business Plan for a Tough Economy

The Federal Government gives out a lot of money and loans every year. Much of this is handled by private companies, or entities sponsored by the government. A good example would have been the now defunct Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. The equivalent for student loans is Sallie Mae. The contract to collect student debt is up for renewal and Premiere Credit is comfortable they will win the recompete. The company works mainly for state and the Federal government collecting on their debt. With the economic struggles continuing this might be an area for investment. Comcast Cable Internet Utah Message Edited by NicoleD on 09-23-2009 04:29 PM