The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) accepts both public and private projects for use in evaluating contractor work.
In general, public projects include work performed for state agencies, state commissions or authorities, state schools, state hospitals and municipalities in the state of Massachusetts. Private projects include work performed for private parties, federal agencies and all out of state work.
For more detailed information, please visit the Certification, Statutes, Regulations and Guidelines page under related links.
Private Projects
Private projects include work performed for private parties, federal agencies and all out of state work.
For more detailed information, please visit the certification guidelines, statutes and regulations page under Related Links
Public Projects
Massachusetts state law requires an Evaluation Form be completed by the Awarding Authority and submitted to the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) upon completion of the project.
Public Evaluation form must be signed by the Awarding Authority
The evaluation may be prepared by the Awarding Authority’s representative (i.e. general contractor, architect, project manager), but the Awarding Authority must also sign the certification section at the bottom of the signature page.
Evaluation for projects valued at $1,500,000 or more require two signatures.
Evaluation must be prepared and signed by the Awarding Authority’s Project Manager. The certification section must also be signed by the Awarding Authority.
For more detailed information, please visit the certification Statutes, Regulations and Guidelines under Related Links.
DCAMM Certified Contractor Evaluation Form
DCAMM will endeavor to solicit evaluations based on the applicant’s completed projects table, but ultimately it is the responsibility of the contractor to obtain project evaluations.
DCAMM Certification Contractor Evaluation Form
Detailed instructions for completing the contractor evaluation form