The French Bioinformatics Institute (IFB), with its two computing infrastructures and its 30 member core facilities, is an essential structure for Life Sciences, providing a production, analysis and management environment for the biology and medical biology communities. Although those communities may be considered well-provided with data structuration and management tools, issues still remain in order to fully implement best practices and to manage data from its production to its preservation, ensuring its accessibility, reproducibility and reusability. Data Management Plan is considered as a key element to facilitate the implementation of FAIR principles. DMP contains decisions that drive the management process throughout the data lifecycle and thus provide traces about the provenance of data (including all research outputs derived from the raw data). Inist-CNRS provides the tool DMP OPIDoR (https://dmp.opidor.fr/) that facilitates the drafting of DMPs and also contributes to the harmonization of best practices by providing guidance, examples and institution-specific templates. Based on user feedback, collected cases and RDA active DMP work, the evolution of DMP OPIDoR toward machine-actionable DMP is being currently studied. The machine-actionable DMP OPIDoR tool will be compliant to the RDA DMP common model but also include extensions so as to serve the different actors and disciplinary needs as required and validated by a large user group. Through the partnership Inist-IFB, a proof of concept (POC) will be conducted to test the ability of the machine-actionable DMP OPIDoR to meet IFB needs by improving data management and metadata quality. Alongside the technical development, IFB will also elaborate training tools for its members and its user communities to provide them with skills in data management and stewardship.