Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance – Boston, MA

Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM)

Managing State Infrastructure

The Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) is the agency responsible for major public building construction and real estate services for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Headquartered in the McCormack Building, DCAMM oversees the planning, design, and construction of state facilities, ranging from courthouses and college campuses to correctional centers. It also manages the state’s surplus real estate and handles leasing for state agencies.

• Capital Construction: Manages multi-million dollar construction and renovation projects for state buildings.
• Facilities Management: Maintains and operates key state facilities, ensuring they are safe and functional.
• Real Estate: Handles the acquisition, disposition, and leasing of property for the state.
• Contractor Certification: Certifies contractors and designers who wish to bid on public construction projects.

Contractor Certification Office

A key public-facing function of the Boston office is the Contractor Certification unit. Contractors seeking to work on public projects often visit this office to submit applications or attend hearings. Visitors must enter through the main security checkpoint of the McCormack Building 🛡️, which includes metal detectors and bag inspection. Valid photo ID is required. The agency also operates an online bid room for accessing project documents.