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Dredging Quality Management (DQM)

Monitoring our Nation's Dredges

The Dredging Quality Management (DQM) Program is a partnership between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the dredging industry, delivering standardized, automated monitoring for all USACE civil works and most regulatory permitted dredging jobs nationwide. Managed by the DQM Center in Mobile District’s Spatial Data Branch, the program delivers consistent, high-quality data that enables faster decision-making, stronger collaboration across districts and contractors, and integration with systems like ODESS and DIS to inform environmental stewardship and streamline reporting across contracts and districts.

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Announcements

  • Updated DPIP Punch Lists

    Specifications

    Updated DPIP punch lists are posted for hopper, pipeline, mechanical and scow plants, all now in one common format covering everything a plant’s instrumentation plan must include.

    View DPIP Requirements

  • Dredging Information System (DIS) Moves to Dredging Quality Management (DQM)

    Systems

    Information about past and upcoming dredging jobs that was previously published on the Dredging Information System (DIS) is now available here. Open solicitations, awarded contracts, and dredging schedules are on the Reports pages. Data reconciliation and clean-up is still underway and more reports and functionality will be coming in the near future.

    View Reports

  • DQM Specification Updated — SpecsIntact Format Now Available

    Specifications

    The consolidated DQM specification has been updated to include minimal text updates to improve clarity and intent. It is now published in three formats on the Specifications page: PDF, Microsoft Word, and SpecsIntact — available to download now, ahead of its inclusion in the Fall update of the Whole Building Design Guide (WBDG).

    View Specifications

  • New DQM Public Website

    Systems

    DQM has launched a new public website carrying the latest program documentation, current specifications, and future announcements and training resources. New to working with DQM? Start with the Frequently Asked Questions and the Requirements pages.