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Notice to Construction Community: USACE RMS to CMP Transition

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The US Army Corps of Engineers is transitioning its construction management operations from the Resident Management System to the Construction Management Platform. This transition will occur through a phased deployment scheduled from January 2027 through September 2027. This notice serves as an informational update and does not immediately alter the terms or specifications of existing contracts. The RMS specification remains in effect until a specific contract modification is issued and the relevant District officially deploys to the new platform. Once the transition is effective for a contract, the CMP specification will govern. Contractors are encouraged to monitor the CMA2 website for training and updates and to coordinate with their assigned Contracting Officer or Representative regarding specific contract modifications.

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US Army Corps of Engineers transitions from RMS to CMP January through September 2027.

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23 - Construction

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → US Army Corps Of Engineers
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Construction Management Technology Modernization Office (CM TMO

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USACE is transitioning from the Resident Management System (RMS) to the Construction Management Platform (CMP) using a phased deployment approach January 2027 through September 2027.


This is an informational posting only. It does not change or alter the terms, conditions, or specifications of current contracts. USACE is actively reviewing, identifying, and modifying current contracts which may not already include the CMP Specification. Reach out to your assigned Contracting Officer or Contracting Office Representative with any contract-specific questions. 



Specification Changes


RMS Specification: Governs until the official transition date and the relevant contract modification’s effective date for CMP deployment on that contract.


CMP Specification: Governs once a District is deployed to CMP and the relevant contract modification’s effective date.


Please review the specifications and the CMA² website below for additional information. The CMA² site, link provided below, is maintained at the USACE Enterprise level and will be updated as new information and system training become available.



Resources & Reference Links


CMP Specification


UFGS 01 45 00.25 10: https://www.wbdg.org/dod/ufgs/ufgs-01-45-00-25-10


RMS Specification


UFGS 01 45 00.15 10: https://www.wbdg.org/dod/ufgs/ufgs-01-45-00-15-10


Training & Transition Info


CMA² - USACE CMP Information Portal: https://cm-usace.erdc.dren.mil/article/8c7d854a-cdcd-44b7-a039-e2cd393133cc 

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