Services

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.

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.

Any person who would like to request public records that are not exempt from disclosure by statute or other authority should contact the public records review officer at the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH). Requests for all other offices within DGS should be sent to the Office of Public Affairs.

Clients can have their print inventory stored and their packaging orders shipped to end users, saving them time and space. The fulfillments are monitored against inventory to make sure they never run out of product.

OPSC Staff are available to provide hands-on assistance to all school districts and interested parties in the use of OPSC Online.

Order Transcripts of Special Education Proceedings.

State agencies, individuals, groups and organizations can make online payments through FISERV, a third party vendor, utilizing; credit cards, debit cards and e-checks. 

State agencies can purchase copies of past and current legislative bills, books, pamphlets, histories, files, and other items to stay informed. A subscription service is also available.  

Pay Arbitrator Deposits to the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) for active Public Works Contract Arbitration (PWCA) cases 

Clients can access a quick and effective online tool to print business cards, brochures, forms, and more from their own files. Convenient features include: online ordering, product proofing, order status and history, and more.

Bidders who were not awarded a contract can protest the proposed awarded contract by following certain state regulations and policies.

Fleet assets are posted online for public online bidding and may be viewed in person prior to auction day at the US Auctions Yard and at Bar None Auction Yard.

State agencies can input data on their mobile equipment and vehicle assets, including usage and fuel consumption, using an online portal.

Agencies that lease state vehicles on a monthly basis can record their ending mileage using an online application. 

City and county offices collect a fee from applicants for local business licenses, report revenue to the Division of the State Architect (DSA), and submit a portion of the fee to DSA. 

Any person that suspects state vehicles and mobile equipment are not being used solely for official business can contact the Office of Fleet and Asset Management (OFAM). 

School districts and county superintendents of schools pay a fee for properties that are not used for school purposes after specific time periods under this service.

Any person involved in a vehicle accident with a state vehicle, is an attorney or an insurance carrier providing subrogation for your insured, must report it to the Office of Risk and Insurance Management.