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Christmas tree harvested from a CAL FIRE-managed state forest

New State Office Building to House Legislature and Executive Branch Staff

Hundreds of items from electronics to automotive equipment available to the public

Allenby Building Named for Longtime State Leader 

 

DGS adopts clear, consistent standards to help builders, architects and the disabled community.

Former armory sites in Reedley and Sacramento transformed into 172 units for individuals and families struggling with housing insecurity.

23 new sites now available for development

CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc. (CBRE) announced that it has negotiated a $2.33 billion sale leaseback on behalf of the State of California

 The Department of General Services announced that it intends to sell the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa to Facilities Management West (FMW) of Orange County for $100 million.

First Lady Maria Shriver's WE Include Initiative aims to open the door to opportunities and raise awareness of resources that address the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities.

California First, LLC, a consortium led by Hines and international private equity firm Antarctica Capital Real Estate (ACRE), announced today that it has been selected as the winning bidder by the State of California to purchase and leaseback eleven ...

Excess California Tahoe Conservancy land will eventually provide 248 units of affordable workforce housing

The tree will be donated by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) and will be harvested from the LaTour Demonstration State Forest and transported to the west lawn of the State Capitol in Sacramento. CAL FIRE will ...

Located in the Sacramento River District, the 1.25 million gross square foot building is named after former DGS employee May Lee, the longest-serving state employee in California state history, who passed away last year.

New master agreement makes it possible for any U.S. government entity to purchase face masks at a state-negotiated price

Areas of the park will be modified to accommodate drought tolerant plants, watering to target historic trees and sections of the lawn will be allowed to die-off to conserve water. 

Noted architectural firms are developing innovative, sustainable design concepts for classrooms.

Discounts on airfares result in savings of nearly half a million dollars.