Resources

OSP file transfer site. You can use the browser tool to electronically send or receive files to OSP.

Parties can search for information about the arbitrator in their arbitration case or about becoming certified to the Public Works Contract Arbitration (PWCA) program's Panel of Arbitrators.

Learn how the DSA performs fire and life safety reviews of K-12 public schools, community colleges and state essential services buildings.

Stakeholders can obtain information on the Five-Year School Facilities Master Plan (Master Plan) that must be submitted for participation in the School Facility Program.

State agencies can learn about the state fleet utilization analysis and the definition of underutilized assets.

Answers to questions frequently asked of the Statewide Travel Program, organized by topic.

View frequently asked questions received by the California Commission on Disability Access (CCDA) on compliance.

This page is for developers seeking additional information or questions and answers related to the Excess Sites Program, the new Developer Interest Portal, and the New Expedited Process for Housing Redevelopment.

Current and potential clients can access frequently asked questions to help them better understand the services that the Office of State Publishing (OSP) provides.

Contractors who do business with the Department of General Services (DGS) can access the state’s liability insurance requirements.

State agencies can access IT contract language for use by visiting DGS - Procurement Division

View GS $Mart FAQs, Financing Information, and Terminology

Stakeholders can view information on the history of the Grant Agreement templates for State Allocation Board projects, as well as other related resources. 

The Facilities Management Division (FMD) currently provides Grounds Keeping services to 61 State-owned buildings and almost 100 full-to-partial services buildings statewide.

CCDA Accessible Parking Guides are not a substitute for specific CBC requirements, CASp evaluation, or professional financial or legal advice.

State department are encouraged to send surplus IT equipment to public schools or to foster youth attending a public California state college or university. Departments may release donated IT equipment to registered refurbishers that are partnered with eligible public schools, college, or universities.

State departments are encouraged to send surplus IT equipment to public schools or to foster youth attending a public California state college or university. Departments may release donated IT equipment to registered refurbishers that are partnered with eligible public schools, college, or universities.

State employees conducting official state business can access the benefits of leasing state-owned vehicles through the Office of Fleet and Asset Management.

Leased vehicle customers that need assistance resolving mobile equipment problems by the Office of Fleet and Asset Management (OFAM) can learn more about the process.

State agencies can access pallet requirements and rates for storing property at the state-owned warehouse through the Office of Fleet and Asset Management (OFAM). 

State agencies can access pallet requirements and rates for storing property at the state-owned warehouse through the Office of Fleet and Asset Management (OFAM).

Local building departments can learn about the mandates of state law governing their responsibilities under Title 24, including the requirement to collect and submit their building permit fees.

State agencies and the public can access information about the process for developing, proposing and adopting building standards.

View helpful guidebooks and webpages to assist with using the California Building Standards Code (Title 24 of the California Code of Regulations).  

State departments or agencies seeking the authority to perform alterations to an existing state-owned facility can access guidelines to assist them.