Resources

The information is available in a virtual format on our website, in a section called the Self-Help section. The Self-Help section may be accessed by clicking on "Self-Help" at the top of this screen, or clicking on "Handbook for Unrepresented Parties in Special Education Cases," above. Each page may be downloaded and printed as needed. Please contact your Special Education case managers for any questions you may have.

The publications include general program information and archives of previous programs. These documents are produced and maintained by the OPSC. 

Department of General Services’ Hiring Managers and Employee Resource Liaisons can access resources to successfully collect and prepare required Request for Personnel Action documents in order to fill vacancies.

State employees can access the current year's holiday schedule and state payroll calendars.

Find resources to support your certified small business or disabled veteran business enterprise pursue contract opportunities with the state of California.

Individuals not represented by an attorney can learn what to expect from their General Jurisdiction hearing. The Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) does not provide legal advice.

Learn how to log in online to fill out forms related to submitting surplus personal property to the Office of Fleet and Asset Management (OFAM). 

Learn how to log in online to fill out forms related to submitting surplus personal property to the Office of Fleet and Asset Management (OFAM).

State and local government agencies can learn how to enroll to pay for fuel purchases while using government vehicles and long-term commercial vehicle rentals through the Office of Fleet and Asset Management’s (OFAM) WEX Fuel Card Program.

State employees can access information on new policies and procedures, changes to collective bargaining, and yearly scheduled events such as open enrollment.

State's Printing and Reproduction Services, and statutory requirements.

The general public can access the the Office of Administrative Hearings legislative case data reports.

Departments may view the guidelines for conducting infrastructure studies as required by the Department of Finance for deferred maintenance projects.

State agencies can manage, track, and protect their logos, trademarks and other materials with the assistance of the Office of Legal Services’ (OLS) Intellectual Property (IP) Program. 

DSA has established this web page with our partner state agencies who are part of the California K-12 construction process as a resource for upcoming meetings and additional information.

State and Local Governmental Agencies can access professional consulting services through the current Technology, Digital and Data Consulting (TDDC) MSA, formerly IT Consulting MSA, which is detailed below.

The second CCDA Listening Forum of 2024!

To assist auditors conducting the local educational agency’s audit, the Office of Public School Construction has set up this resource page with crucial audit information on both a districtwide and project specific basis.

Link to Special Education informational resources on laws and procedures, mediations, due process hearings, and more. 

School districts can access regulations that have been approved by the Office of Administrative Law and are in effect, as well as proposed regulations proceeding through the Administrative Procedure Act.

Parties involved in a General Jurisdiction case handled by the Office of Administrative Hearings can access laws and regulations for all case types.

Contractors and Public Agencies may view publications and suggested links that include information on laws, statutes and regulations for the Public Works Contract Arbitration (PWCA) program. 

State agencies can register online for training classes to help them understand the entire leasing process.

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) is a green building rating system administered by the US Green Building Council. California has required LEED certification for its buildings since 2004.