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The Government will make progress payments to the Contractor when requested as work progresses, but not more frequently than monthly, in amounts of $2,500 or more approved by the Contracting Officer, under the following conditions: (a) Computation of amounts.
In short, a milestone payment is when a freelancer or contractor is paid in stages of progress throughout the course of a project when agreed work is completed. The use of milestone payments usually means that a freelancer or contractor is completing what the client wants.
A progress payment is a partial payment approach identified in a contract related to steps or phases toward the completion of the contract for goods and/or services. Use of this payment approach can require withhold of a percentage of payment pending completion of the entire contract and a bond.
Milestone Payments in a contract means, very specific deliverables are outlined in the agreement whereby when the milestone has been reached, the customer will pay an agreed amount. Progress Payments, on the other hand, only allow for regular percentage payments of the entire contract.
Progress Payments Based on a Percentage or Stage of Completion. For DoD, progress payments based on percentage or stage of completion are authorized only for contracts for construction (as defined in FAR 36.102), shipbuilding, and ship conversion, alteration, or repair.

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(also milestone payment) one of the payments made at different stages of a piece of work, usually when a particular stage has been completed: If a progress payment is not made within the agreed time, the builder can leave the job unfinished.
Typically used for large-scale construction projects, progress billing is a type of invoice that bills for work completed along the way. Instead of invoicing at the end of a project, progress billing occurs incrementally as the project advances.
Progress payments provide interim financing for a contractually stated percentage of allowable costs incurred for undelivered and uninvoiced items. As contract items are delivered and accepted, progress payment amounts are reduced (liquidated) against payments due for completed items as stated in the contract.
There is no single method of calculating progress payments, but the most common formula is the percentage of completion applied to the total contract price, less retainage which is held by the project owner until final acceptance of the project.
Progress payments provide interim financing for a contractually stated percentage of allowable costs incurred for undelivered and uninvoiced items. As contract items are delivered and accepted, progress payment amounts are reduced (liquidated) against payments due for completed items as stated in the contract.

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