The DCAMM deferred maintenance program addresses the capital repair needs of Commonwealth facilities for these types of projects:
- Boiler repair/replacement
- HVAC repair/replacement
- Plumbing repair/replacement
- Exterior/interior renovation
- Roofing repair/replacement
- Fire alarm/security systems
- Electrical systems
- Elevator repairs/replacement
- Accessibility improvements
The deferred maintenance program funds projects between $10,000 to $10 million dollars by either money transfer from DCAMM to a Commonwealth agency where the agency manages the project or where DCAMM manages the project in-house. Some of the programs goals include:
- Assisting agencies in prioritizing, funding, and managing their deferred maintenance requests
- Approving and tracking active projects
- Conducting training for Commonwealth agencies
How to request Deferred Maintenance Funding
Deferred maintenance funding requests are submitted to DCAMM by Commonwealth agencies during the annual application period, usually in May. Requests must be submitted via the Capital Asset Management Information System (CAMIS). Requests that address life safety/accident risk are given top priority. Project requests must provide supporting documentation that includes:
- Cost quotes for the project
- House doctor studies
- Work orders
- Preventative maintenance records
- Photographs
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Deferred Maintenance Liaison |
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Director of Facility Resources |
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Executive Office of Education |
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Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPSS), MA Sheriff’s Offices, and study certifications |
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Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS), Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EOEEA), Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development (EOLWD), MA Secretary of State |
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| Michael Silveira | Trial Courts |