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State departments can view model contract terms for agreements with the University of California and the California State Universities (Assembly Bill 20).

State agencies can access policies, procedures, and guidelines for non-IT services contracts.

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. 

State agencies can access standard contract language for use in most non-IT services contracts, including General Terms and Conditions (GTC), Interagency terms and conditions (GIA), and Contractor Certification Clauses (CCC).

OSP and CALPIA printing services.

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

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

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Current and potential clients can access frequently asked questions to help them better understand the services that the Office of State Publishing (OSP) provides.

Publications and Reference Material for Download

Government agencies can learn how to order the State Appointment Calendar published by the Office of State Publishing (OSP).

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

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.

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 are audited by the Office of Audit Services (OAS) to determine that procurement transactions are being conducted in accordance with the terms and conditions of a department’s purchasing authority delegation agreements with the ...

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 ...

Authorized School District Representatives must be approved by the school district’s board of education to act on behalf of the school district for all State Allocation Board administered programs.

 

State agencies and the public can access information about the process for developing, proposing and adopting building standards.

Local building departments can learn about the mandates of state law governing their responsibilities under Title 24, including the requirement to collect and submit their building permit fees.

Link to proposing and adopting agencies that work with the California Building Standards Commission during the rulemaking process to adopt and approve building standards.

View building standards-related publications produced by other state agencies.