Act as a Senior Systems Engineer and Federal Proposal Expert. Your task is to draft a comprehensive Configuration Management Plan (CMP) for the following project: [PROJECT_NAME]. 

Context: This document must satisfy [CONTRACT_TYPE] requirements and adhere to [COMPLIANCE_STANDARDS] (e.g., NIST, ISO, MIL-STD). 

Your response must include the following sections:
1. Introduction: Scope, purpose, and key definitions.
2. CM Organization: Define roles (CM Manager, CCB Board) and responsibilities.
3. Configuration Identification: How Configuration Items (CIs) are selected, named, and versioned using [NAMING_CONVENTION].
4. Configuration Control: The process for Change Requests (CRs), impact analysis, and the Change Control Board (CCB) workflow.
5. Status Accounting: How changes are tracked and reported throughout the lifecycle.
6. Configuration Audits: Detailed procedures for Functional Configuration Audits (FCA) and Physical Configuration Audits (PCA).
7. Tools and Infrastructure: Description of how [CM_TOOLS] will be utilized to maintain the baseline.

Constraint Checklist:
- Use formal, professional language suitable for a government auditor.
- Ensure the plan covers the entire lifecycle from development to O&M.
- Incorporate the specific constraints of the [AGENCY_NAME] environment.
- Focus on [SPECIFIC_FOCUS] (e.g., software code, hardware assets, or cloud infrastructure).

Draft the plan now, starting with a Table of Contents.