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Government agencies can learn how to order business cards using an online site hosted by the Office of State Publishing (OSP).

Government agencies can access the Office of State Publishing’s (OSP) Web Storefront (WSF) to order Envelopes.

State, federal, county and city agencies can contact their customer service representative within the Office of State Publishing (OSP) for all of their project needs.

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

Learn more about the new Digital StoreFront.

Government agencies can access the Office of State Publishing’s (OSP) rates, along with a listing of its services.

State agencies are audited by the Office of Audit Services (OAS) to determine whether compliance with requirements contained in delegations or exemptions granted by the Department of General Services (DGS) is met.

State agencies that have been granted $150,000 non-IT service contract approval exemption by the Department of General Services (DGS) are required to conduct an audit of their contracting program using DGS’ Audit Guide and submit their final report ...

The Department of General Services can access standard contract language for use in most non-IT service orders. 

Small businesses (SB) and disabled veteran business enterprises (DVBE) who want to do contract with the Department of General Services’ (DGS) can learn how the department is committed to supporting them through its participation goals. 

Vendors providing commodities on service acquisitions for the Department of General Services (DGS) can verify the authenticity of a purchase order by taking the following steps.   

Learn about DSA'S proposed amendments to the CASp Program regulations.

Locate reference materials on the application and use of the accessibility provisions of the California Building Code (CBC) for state and local government buildings and facilities, privately owned public accommodations and commercial facilities, and ...

Learn how DSA performs accessibility reviews of public K-12 schools, community colleges, essential services buildings and other state-funded construction.

Learn about the DSA process for project submittal and plan review for K-12 schools, community colleges and essential services building construction projects.

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

The Evaluation of Detectable Warnings Advisory Committee (EDWAC) proposes durability and degradation testing standards to ensure that detectable warnings remain effective, thereby improving safety.

Use DSAbox, a secure cloud-based collaborative solution initiated by the Division of the State Architect (DSA), to allow for greater transparency and communication between DSA field engineers and designated stakeholders.

The Public School Construction Collaborative (PSCC) works cooperatively with the Division of the State Architect (DSA) to offer input and feedback on matters related to public school construction.

Learn about DSA’s collection of social security and taxpayer identification information on professional, material, and facility certification programs for the purpose of reviewing for tax delinquencies and child support orders.

City and county offices can locate the model informational notice provided by DSA that is required to be distributed to business license and commercial building permit applicants.

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.

Locate resources on the primary functions of the Division of the State Architect (DSA): project review, construction oversight and certification.

The Access Code Collaborative (ACC) works cooperatively with DSA to offer input and feedback regarding amendments to the accessibility regulations of the California Building Code.