California Department Of General Services There are a number of job shipment approaches that can be utilized by the state to construct capital possessions: Design-Bid-Build (Section 6828), Design-Build (Section 6829), and Lease-Based Development Agreements. This section explains the process for pursuing a Lease-Based Development structure. In basic, when a new state-owned capital facility is proposed, the state's favored technique is to get residential or commercial property for the subject project. For this technique, an acquisition stage is moneyed through the yearly budget plan process, and the suitable department will engage with the Department of General Services (DGS) to look for appropriate websites. Once a residential or commercial property is obtained, future phases for the task will be moneyed through the spending plan procedure, and the project will be developed and constructed with DGS as the task supervisor, (or by the proper company for non-DGS managed projects), with oversight by the PWB. Government Code § 14669 licenses the DGS to hire, lease, lease-purchase, or lease with the alternative to acquire any real or individual residential or commercial property for the usage of any state company, subject to defined constraints. However, in instances where the state is unable to identify and get a suitable site that supports a specific capital project, a lease-based advancement option might be thought about. This type of lease structure is generally referred to as a Build-to-Suit Lease. Under this lease structure, the state is not required to make any payments, including interim funding, till tenancy.