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CALPIA STATUTORY AUTHORITY

Chapter: 2800

Section: 2855

Penal Code Section 2807 authorizes CALPIA to provide products and services needed by the state, or any political subdivision thereof, or by the federal government, or any department, agency, or corporation thereof, or for any other public use.

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OSP STATUTORY AUTHORITY

Chapter: 2800

Section: 2805

Enabling Legislation Government Code Section 14850 requires that all state printing be done by the Office of State Publishing (OSP). Government Code Section 14865 requires that all printed materials for state agencies be prepared at the expense of the requesting agency. Government Code Section 148 ...

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CALPIA PROGRAM SUMMARY

Chapter: 2800

Section: 2850

Overview The California Prison Industry Authority (CALPIA) is a self-supporting, customer-focused business that reduces recidivism, increases prison safety, and enhances public safety by providing offenders productive work and training opportunities. Among many other products and services, CALPIA c ...

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INTERAGENCY AGREEMENTS FOR PRINTING SERVICES

Chapter: 2800

Section: 2812

Interagency Agreements Executed Prior to February 1, 2019 Interagency agreements for printing services between in-plants (see SAM Section 2875) and other state agencies entered into prior to February 1, 2019, will be permitted to continue if the agreement is submitted to the Statewide In-Plant Oper ...

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ORDERING OSP SERVICES

Chapter: 2800

Section: 2810

Customer Service Representative The Office of State Publishing (OSP) assigns a dedicated customer service representative to each state agency. Agencies may identify their customer service representative on OSP’s website at: https://www.dgs.ca.gov/OSP/Resources/Page-Content/Office-of-State-Pub ...

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CALPIA SERVICES

Chapter: 2800

Section: 2865

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OSP ADVERTISING SERVICES

Chapter: 2800

Section: 2825

Overview Government Code 14851 authorizes the Office of State Publishing (OSP) to include paid advertisements in state publications printed by OSP. State printing services may not be utilized for paid political advertising. For more information on OSP’s advertising program, contact OSP at (91 ...

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GENERAL

Chapter: 900

Section: 0900

Research of general public interest and benefit is a concern of state government and should be furthered, provided that such research does not unduly interfere with prescribed state programs and functions, and is in accord with the intent and desire of the State Legislature and state law. The follow ...

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MANDATED STATE CLEARINGHOUSE’S ROLE

Chapter: 900

Section: 0911

The State Clearinghouse (SCH) reviews applications for federally funded grants mandated by Executive Order (E.O.) 12372, Appendix I of the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance. Any state, independent, or local agency applying or planning to apply for federal funds should contact the SCH ...

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RESEARCH GRANTS ADMINISTERED BY STATE AGENCIES OR AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS

Chapter: 900

Section: 0910

The Legislature has authorized and appropriated funds to some departments specifically to conduct research in connection with the department's authorized functions and programs. These departments administer grant funds through normal state financial procedures. Many grants are made that invol ...

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FEDERAL GRANTS

Chapter: 900

Section: 0912

Pursuant to the provisions of Government Code section 13326, advance approval for application to the federal government is delegated to agencies/departments, except requests for federal funds for the following: "New" activities not included in the budget, Activities which have been previou ...

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TRAILER WIRING CONNECTIONS

Chapter: 3600

Section: 3622.4

(Renumbered from 4106.3 5/72) Trailer lights and connections shall be in accordance with Society of Automotive Engineering (SAE) Specification J 560 A. Connecting cable and conductors shall meet the standard of SAE J 559.

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CONSOLIDATION OF AGENCY ORDERS

Chapter: 3600

Section: 3696.3

Contract/Delegation Order, STD. 65, for continuous-form checks must be submitted to the contractor in accordance with the schedule noted on the contract.

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OIL FILTER ELEMENTS

Chapter: 3600

Section: 3626.3

Oil filter elements (not the complete filter) may be purchased on the credit card of the contracting company; however, when convenient, the State garages in Fresno, Los Angeles, Oakland, and Sacramento should be called upon for this service. State agencies are encouraged to use re-refined oil when r ...

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STANDARD EQUIPMENT

Chapter: 3600

Section: 3624

The typical vehicle is equipped with automatic transmission. The following items of equipment, optional or standard for the model under contract, are provided: Installed safety seat belts and shoulder harness Directional signal with emergency flasher, and backup lights Rearview mirrors, inside a ...

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DIESEL, BIODIESEL, AND RENEWABLE HYDROCARBON DIESEL BULK FUEL PURCHASES

Chapter: 3600

Section: 3627

State agencies shall follow the diesel, biodiesel, and renewable hydrocarbon diesel (renewable diesel) bulk fuel purchasing requirements listed below. General Purchasing Requirement When making bulk fuel purchases to supply state vehicles and/or other mobile equipment which utilize conventional dies ...

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BACK-UP ALARMS

Chapter: 3600

Section: 3622.2

Back-up alarms are required for every truck that has a body capacity of 2–1/2 cubic yards or more that is used to haul dirt, rock, concrete, or any construction material. The standard alarm to be used is a mechanical or approved electronic alarm that automatically emits a warning sound when th ...

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TYPICAL FLEET VEHICLE

Chapter: 3600

Section: 3620.1

Typical fleet vehicles are two-door and four-door sedans with interior volume, passenger and luggage area combined, less than 110 cubic feet. Each agency's annual purchases that are powered solely by internal combustion engines utilizing fossil fuels, or that are powered by more than one source, suc ...

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ANTIFREEZE

Chapter: 3600

Section: 3626.1

All agencies will make the necessary arrangements early in the Fall to protect State equipment which will be operated in freezing weather. Antifreeze may be purchased from the State garages in Fresno, Los Angeles, Oakland, and Sacramento, where it will be installed for a fee. This is billed to the a ...

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TIRES AND TUBES

Chapter: 3600

Section: 3626.7

A new tube should be installed in a new tire only when the condition of the old tube is such that it is no longer usable. If the old tube is blown out, has been patched a number of times, has grown in size (a good indication of this is chafing where the tube meets the rim), or has some other fault, ...

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