Upcoming events for OIG Academy

This class is for everyone who wants to retain their MCPPO designation.

This class is tailored to public employees involved in the design and construction of public buildings and public works.

This 3-week, self-paced class covers the statutes and procedures that apply to the acquisition and disposition of land and buildings by local governmental bodies.

This 1-day class is designed for procurement officials who do not specialize in managing public construction projects.

This 2-day course will provide an overview of the legal requirements for public contracting by local governmental entities, districts and authorities.

This online class provides an in-depth examination of procurements under M.G.L. c. 30B.

This 3-hour class will provide step-by-step guidance and recommendations on conducting a M.G.L. c. 149 prequalification process.

This online class is geared toward those interested in exploring a variety of advanced topics and procurement practices.

This training will assist jurisdictions decide which delivery method might work best for their project.

The Massachusetts School Building Authority (MSBA) requires designers and owner’s project managers on school projects to renew their MCPPO certification every three years.

This class provides public employees, contractors and others involved in the design and construction of public buildings and public works with a more in-depth review of timely topics and addresses topics not covered in the core DCC class.

This 4-day class meets the Massachusetts School Building Authority’s (MSBA) regulations, which require designers and owner’s project managers on public school projects to receive MCPPO training and certification.

This 3-hour training provides a broad overview for public officials, public board and committee members, and private contractors interested in a brief introduction to MA public construction procurement, project oversight requirements and best practices.