7760 - Department of General Services
Budget Trends and Highlights (2024-2026)
Budget Overview
- Total Budget: $1.4 billion for 2024-25 from various funds, including reimbursements from other state departments
- Year-over-Year Change: Net decrease of $20 million (1 percent) from the revised 2023-24 level
- General Fund Reductions: $14.5 million in reductions for 2024-25 (declining to $1.6 million in 2027-28)
- Electric Vehicle Program: Reduction of $11.7 million in 2024-25 and $11.6 million in 2025-26 for electric vehicle service equipment
Major Funding Shifts
- State Project Infrastructure Fund: $700 million shift to General Fund in 2024-25
- Capitol Annex Project: Phased return of funds over three years:
- $300 million in 2024-25
- $250 million in 2025-26
- $150 million in 2026-27
Core Programs and Services
- Procurement Division: Manages statewide contracts and purchasing programs
- Real Estate Services Division: Oversees state's real estate portfolio and building management
- Fleet and Asset Management: Administers the state's vehicle fleet and equipment
- Office of Sustainability: Leads state's efforts in sustainable operations and green building initiatives
- Risk and Insurance Management: Manages state's insurance and risk programs
Major Projects and Initiatives
Contracting Modernization
- Delegated Authority: Expanded authority for state agencies to manage public works projects
- Job Order Contracting: New authority to enter competitively bid, fixed price, indefinite quantity contracts
- Procurement Efficiency: Streamlined processes for roofing, painting, and plumbing services
State Office Building Projects
- Sacramento Region Strategy: Long-term plan for modernizing and consolidating state office space
- Sustainable Building Program: Implementation of zero net energy standards in state facilities
- Seismic Safety Improvements: Ongoing retrofitting of state buildings for earthquake safety
Technology and Innovation
- Digital Services: Modernization of state's digital infrastructure and services
- Cloud First Policy: Migration of state services to cloud-based platforms
- Cybersecurity Initiatives: Enhanced security measures for state systems and data
Administrative Structure
Executive Office
- Director's Office
- Chief Deputy Director
- Legislative Affairs
- Legal Services
- Strategic Planning and Communications
Major Divisions
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Administrative Division
- Budget and Planning
- Human Resources
- Fiscal Services
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Real Estate Services Division
- Project Management and Development
- Building and Property Management
- Environmental Services
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Procurement Division
- Purchasing and Contracts
- Small Business/DVBE Services
- Sustainability
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State Publishing Division
- Digital Print Services
- Forms Management
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Fleet Operations Division
- Vehicle Management
- Equipment Services
- Alternative Fuel Programs
Funding Allocation Process
Revenue Sources
- Service Revolving Fund: Primary funding source from fees charged to state agencies
- Building Rental Account: Revenue from state-owned building rentals
- General Fund: Limited appropriations for specific programs
- Special Funds: Various dedicated funding sources for specific programs
Budget Development
- Annual Planning: Development of service rates and revenue projections
- Cost Recovery: Setting of fees to recover operational costs
- Capital Outlay: Planning for major construction and renovation projects
Contract Management Reform
- Delegation Authority: Expanded agency authority for public works projects
- Streamlined Procurement: Implementation of job order contracting
- Cost Reduction: Initiatives to reduce contract management expenses
Performance Metrics
Key Performance Indicators
- Procurement Efficiency: Average processing time for contracts
- Building Management: Facility condition index and energy efficiency
- Fleet Operations: Vehicle utilization and alternative fuel adoption
- Small Business Participation: Achievement of small business/DVBE goals
- Customer Service: Agency satisfaction ratings
Sustainability Goals
- Energy Efficiency: Progress toward zero net energy buildings
- Water Conservation: Reduction in water usage
- Waste Reduction: Increased recycling and composting
- Green Transportation: Electric vehicle adoption rates