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State QPL & Approved Products Lists — All 50 States
Direct links to every state DOT’s Qualified Products List or Approved Products List
If your product needs to be on a state’s Qualified Products List (QPL) or Approved Products List (APL) before agencies can purchase it, this directory will get you to the right page. Not sure what a QPL is? Read our What is a QPL? guide first.
Important: States use different names for their lists — QPL, APL, AML (Authorized Materials List), QCML, Materials Source Guide, etc. They all serve the same purpose: identifying products approved for use on state projects. Some states maintain searchable online databases while others publish PDF documents.
A – I
- Alabama — QMSD (Qualified Materials, Sources & Devices)
- Alaska — QPL database + PDF categories
- Arizona — Approved Product List (APL)
- Arkansas — Qualified Product List
- California — Authorized Materials Lists (AML)
- Colorado — Approved Products List
- Connecticut — QPL (PDF)
- Delaware — Approved Product Lists
- Florida — APL via PATH system
- Georgia — QPL by category
- Hawaii — Approved Products List
- Idaho — QPL searchable database
- Illinois — Material Approvals / QPLs
- Indiana — QPL & Qualified Sources
- Iowa — MAPLE (searchable database)
K – N
- Kansas — Prequalified Materials Listing
- Kentucky — List of Approved Materials (LAM)
- Louisiana — Approved Materials List (AML)
- Maine — Qualified Products Lists
- Maryland — MPEL (Product Evaluation List)
- Massachusetts — QCML (Qualified Construction Materials)
- Michigan — Materials Source Guide
- Minnesota — Approved/Qualified Products
- Mississippi — Approved Lists portal
- Missouri — Materials Qualified Lists
- Montana — QPL Construction Products
- Nebraska — Approved Products List
- Nevada — Qualified Products List
- New Hampshire — QPL (updated Feb 2026)
- New Jersey — Qualified Products Database
- New Mexico — Approved Products List
- New York — Materials Approved List
- North Carolina — Vendor Approved Products
- North Dakota — Approved Products (limited)
O – W
- Ohio — Qualified Products List
- Oklahoma — QPL by category
- Oregon — Qualified Products (updated Jan 2026)
- Pennsylvania — Bulletin 15 QPL via eCAMMS
- Rhode Island — Approved Materials List
- South Carolina — Qualified Products Listings
- South Dakota — Approved Products
- Tennessee — Qualified Products List
- Texas — Material Producer List (MPL)
- Utah — Authorized Products List
- Vermont — AMPPL (Approved Materials & Products)
- Virginia — Materials Approved List (MAL)
- Washington — QPL (1,300+ products, updated Apr 2026)
- West Virginia — Approved Product Lists by number
- Wisconsin — Approved Products Lists
- Wyoming — Materials & Testing (QPL PDFs)
What to Do Once You Find Your State’s QPL
- Check if your product category is listed. Not all products need QPL approval — it depends on the state and category.
- Review the submission requirements. Each state has a different process for getting products evaluated and added to their list.
- Prepare test reports. Most states require independent lab testing per ASTM, AASHTO, or state-specific standards.
- Submit your application. Typically includes product data sheets, test reports, and a formal application form.
- Allow processing time. QPL approval can take weeks to months. Plan ahead of your bid deadlines.
- Renew regularly. Most QPL listings expire and require periodic renewal with updated test data.
Related Guides
What is a QPL? | Understanding Standards | State DOT Specs Directory | 50-State Vendor Directory
Last updated: April 2026. All 50 state QPL/APL links verified. Originally compiled by Staci Cole in 2010 as one of the site’s first resources. Completely rebuilt with current URLs and modern formatting.