Services

State agencies can obtain assistance with submitting a required Late Payment Penalty Paid Report (LPPPR) due every year by Sept. 30.

Parties with an open Special Education case may file or respond to a motion, which is a request to the judge to do or change something about their case.  

 File electronic documents with the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) using the online Secure e-File Transfer (SFT) system. OAH does not accept fax or email copies of documents, send email attachments, or send documents by fax. OAH still accepts documents in person and sent to its offices.

File electronic documents with the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) using the online Secure e-File Transfer (SFT) system.

State and local agencies can finance an acquisition through the Golden State Financial Marketplace, a program that assists with installment purchases.

State and local agencies can find a CMAS contractor using a search application.

View contract information for certified shorthand reporter services by region, including vendor information, rates, and fees. 

State and local agencies can search for LPAs such as cooperative agreements, statewide commodity contracts, statewide food contracts, master agreements, software licensing program contracts, state price schedules, and California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS).

State agencies that need to resolve mobile equipment problems for DGS leased vehicles should contact the Office of Fleet and Asset Management’s (OFAM) Call Center.

State departments and governmental agencies throughout the United States may utilize Statewide Contracts to purchase masks at contracted prices.

State employees can find information on where they can park their vehicle at DGS-Managed facilities through the Office of Fleet and Asset Management.

State agencies can look up their regional inspector by using the Directory of Automotive Equipment Inspectors (link below).

State-owned real property identified as excess to the programmatic needs of the controlling department is listed online for state use or for sale to local agencies, affordable housing sponsors, and the public pursuant to Government Code Section 11011 et seq.  

State employees traveling on business can locate the nearest alternative fuel vehicle (AFV) charging and fueling stations through the Office of Fleet and Asset Management.

State agencies that want to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in their existing building can contact the Energy Savings Program in the Office of Sustainability to work with a qualified energy service company to identify, develop, design, and implement energy efficiency measures.

Any person can use the search system to look up decisions for DDS cases handled by the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH).

State agencies, individuals, groups, or organizations billed by the Department of General Services (DGS) can acquire a Customer Account Number (CAN) or verify whether a CAN already exists by accessing the self-service portal.

State agencies that want to install electric vehicle infrastructure to charge both fleet and workplace electric or hybrid electric vehicles should contact the Office of Sustainability. 

State agencies that want to have solar and wind systems constructed at their building to achieve zero net energy and significantly reduce carbon emissions and greenhouse gases can contact the Office of Sustainability.

EMMP is excited to announce our rebranding as the “Extended Warranty Insurance Program" (EWIP)

State agencies can request leasing services from dedicated real estate officers in their region to find space in privately owned buildings that meets their needs.

State employees conducting official state business can lease or return a state-owned vehicle through the Office of Fleet and Asset Management (OFAM). 

Private building owners (or lessors) have potential opportunities to lease their real property to the state of California.

State agencies that have real property that is excess to program needs can lease property for various uses.

The Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) does not provide legal advice.  Any person can view lists of attorneys and advocates who have self-certified that they provide low-cost or free services to assist in preparation for a Special Education case before OAH.