R.C.S.A. § 4-23a-21
Availability of statutory remedies-contracting and procurement functions (Repealed)
Cite as Conn. Agencies Regs. § 4-23a-21
In discharging its overall responsibility to provide a broad range of central services
to other agencies of the executive branch of state government, the department is authorized
by law to enter into contracts for the procurement of various goods and services and
for the purchase, sale, or acquisition of real and personal property or interests
therein. The rights and remedies of all persons contracting with the state through
the commissioner of administrative services are as prescribed by applicable provisions
of the General Statutes including the statutes respecting claims against the state,
and the commissioner may, in his or her lawful discretion, decline to grant formal
hearings or other review procedures in cases where the person requesting a hearing
or other review is not required by law to make an exhaustion of administrative remedies.
This regulation shall apply, without limitation, to all constructions contracts and
other contracts which expressly provide that disputes thereunder shall be referred
to arbitration under the rules of the American Arbitration Association.