Microsoft Project Server Migration Support
Keep Microsoft Project Server running with hosted support
Microsoft support for Project Server 2019 and older releases ended July 14, 2026. Cambermast and Project Hosts provide a path from customer-operated, on-premises infrastructure to a secure hosted platform so your teams can keep using Project Server with confidence.
Timeline snapshot
- Project Server 2019: security updates ended July 14, 2026.
- Project Server 2016: support ended on the same July 14, 2026 cutoff.
- Project Server 2013: unsupported since April 11, 2023.
Since those dates, Microsoft no longer issues patches, compliance fixes, or security responses.
Execution signals
How we lead Microsoft Project Server migrations
Cambermast brings veteran Microsoft Project leadership, and Project Hosts brings Microsoft-backed hosting capabilities. Together we give PMOs auditable proof that their migration is anchored in the Microsoft ecosystem.
Project Hosts
Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider
Project Hosts is a long-standing Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) delivering secure Microsoft Azure environments that meet FedRAMP, DoD IL, GovRAMP, and HITRUST requirements for teams that cannot move overnight.
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Joint Early Start program
Microsoft and Project Hosts teamed up on the Early Start program to give ISVs and PMOs a streamlined FedRAMP and DoD IL4/IL5 path—a motion we reuse when migrating Project Server workloads.
Microsoft & Project Hosts Early Start
Cambermast
Microsoft Project MVP leadership
Bill Raymond spent more than 14 years as a Microsoft Project MVP and authored Implementing and Administering Microsoft Project Server, so every migration is guided by the person who literally wrote the book.
Implementing and Administering Microsoft Project ServerFacts about Microsoft's Project Server wind-down
Microsoft's lifecycle data shows exactly when support ended. Your PMO and IT teams can use these dates to assess current risk and plan the migration.
Project Server 2019 support ended on July 14, 2026
Microsoft released Project Server 2019 on October 22, 2018 and ended mainstream support on January 9, 2024. Extended support ended July 14, 2026, so Microsoft no longer provides security updates or fixes for that release.
Older installs are already out of runway
Project Server 2016 left mainstream support on July 13, 2021 and reached end-of-support on July 14, 2026. Project Server 2013 fell out of extended support on April 11, 2023, so remaining 2013, 2016, and 2019 environments now run without Microsoft support.
Microsoft is pointing customers to migration guidance
The official lifecycle pages now link directly to Microsoft's migration guidance for Project Server and Project Online, underscoring that the on-prem product is being retired in favor of modern cloud services.
Your migration checklist
We turn urgent post-support risk into a structured program plan. Use this checklist to gauge your readiness, and we'll help you fill the gaps.
- Document customizations, integrations, and data retention requirements so nothing critical is lost during migration.
- Plan the transition into Project Hosts’ secure environment, including networking, identity, and compliance requirements.
- Design an interim support plan so key projects keep running now that Microsoft security patches have ended for these releases.
- Brief executives and PMO leads on timelines, licensing changes, and the business risks of continuing to operate unsupported versions.
Why Project Hosts?
Project Hosts describes itself as delivering secure, compliant cloud environments with FedRAMP, DoD IL, and HITRUST expertise (projecthosts.com). That makes them an ideal landing zone for regulated teams who still depend on Project Server.
- Secure, compliant cloud environments with FedRAMP, DoD IL, and HITRUST expertise, per the Project Hosts team.
- Mature runbooks for hosting Microsoft Project Server, SharePoint, and adjacent workloads when customers cannot move everything to Microsoft 365 overnight.
- Short onboarding cycles that give unsupported Project Server environments a secure hosted landing zone.
What Cambermast delivers
Assess & stabilize
Bill Raymond literally wrote the book on Microsoft Project Server. We audit your farms, custom code, SSRS reports, and governance model so nothing critical is overlooked.
Migrate & modernize
We partner with Project Hosts to stand up their hosted environment, migrate Project Server safely, and create API bridges to Microsoft 365, Power Platform, or other systems you rely on.
Support & train
You'll get updated documentation, admin training, and optional AI workshops so PMO teams thrive inside the new hosted environment while planning long-term modernization on your schedule.
Ready to secure Project Server on a hosted platform?
We'll review your current farm, recommend a migration path onto Project Hosts' secure infrastructure, and keep Project Server running with the integrations and governance you need.