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DCAMM Contractor Certification

Are you a company seeking Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) Certification to bid on public vertical construction projects? Find out how DCAMM Contractor Certification can assist you.

Contractor certification is required when an awarding authority (any Massachusetts public agency) solicits bids for a vertical construction project under M.G.L. Chapter 149 or Chapter 149A with an estimated construction cost of at least $150,000. The project must be for the construction, reconstruction, demolition, maintenance, or repair of a vertical building.

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Top tasks

Apply for Certification using the DCAMM Contractor Management System Portal  Contractor Certification Lists  

All other tasks

How to Become a Prime Certified Contractor  How to Become a Small Prime Certified Contractor  How to Become a Filed Sub-Bidder Certified Contractor  Apply for Joint Venture Certification  Amend your Certificate of Eligibility  How To Schedule a File Review  

What you need to know

Certification's Categories of Work  Contractors Standing with DCAMM  Statutes, Regulations and Guidelines  Contractor Evaluation Portal  Update Statement for Public Bidding  Certification Helpful Hints  Threshold Certification Requirements Chart  Resources for Newly Certified Contractors 

Contact Information

Address

McCormack Building
1 Ashburton Place, 15th Floor, Boston, MA 02108
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Phone

Certification Main Number Call DCAMM Contractor Certification Office, Certification Main Number at (857) 204-1305

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Online

Certification Main Email Email DCAMM Contractor Certification Office at certification.dcamm@mass.gov

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