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State agencies and the general public may access the Statewide Property Inventory (SPI) database of all real property and leases held by the state, which is mandated by Government Code 11011.15.

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.

Client state agencies can request specialized project management services at various stages of project delivery.

State agencies can request construction supervision, inspection and management to ensure projects utilizing public funds are built per the approved plans and specifications, meet the quality and performance specified, and meet applicable codes and ...

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...

State agencies can utilize specialized services, including site investigation and monitoring, infrastructure studies, budget package preparation, and estimating.

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

State agencies can enroll in Defensive Driver Training (DDT) that was developed to help reduce the number, severity, and cost of vehicle-related collisions.

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 ...

View information about the OAH Advisory Committee meeting under the Lanterman Act.

The Division of the State Architect (DSA) oversees the certification of two types of gas shutoff valves as required by the Health and Safety Code.

Qualified individuals can apply for certification as a Project Inspector through the Division of the State Architect (DSA) by establishing eligibility and passing the examination.

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.

Parties can access links to information to assist them when filing or responding to a request for a due process hearing and mediation case. 

Link to Special Education informational resources on laws and procedures, mediations, due process hearings, and more. 

Access interactive dashboards and  most recent quarterly data reports for the Special Education division.

Any person may request past Special Education quarterly reports from prior fiscal years.

Special Education Rights of Parents and Children Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B, and the California Education Code. 

Access the current Interagency Contract between OAH and CDE

Parents and school districts can access quick links for resources to help them make a request for mediation only.  Parents and school districts can access quick links for resources to help them make a request for mediation only.

The party that filed a Request for Due Process (often called a "complaint") may add more claims or add more facts to the original complaint. If a party wants to include more claims or facts in the complaint, they must send OAH a "Motion to Amend the ...

Any party may make a motion to postpone the dates for a prehearing conference or hearing.  Asking OAH to postpone dates is called a "Request for Continuance."  This section contains a sample of how some judges have ruled on requests for ...

Expedited issues proceed very quickly on strict deadlines.  Expedited issues involve student discipline or a district wants to change a student’s school because the district is concerned that they may harm themselves or others.  If ...

Any party may make a motion to eliminate some, or all, of the issues in a due process hearing request.  This is called a "Motion to Dismiss."  This section contains a sample of how some judges have ruled on motions to dismiss.

If a request for due process does not include enough information, another party may file a “Notice of Insufficiency.”  “Insufficiency” means “not enough facts or information.”  No response to a Notice of ...