Sec. 4b-1. (Formerly Sec. 4-126). Duties of Commissioner of Administrative Services.
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The Commissioner of Administrative Services shall
(1)be responsible for the administrative functions of construction and planning of all capital improvements undertaken by the state, except
(A)highway and bridge construction, the construction and planning of capital improvements related to mass transit, marine and aviation transportation,
(B)the Connecticut Marketing Authority,
(C)planning and construction of capital improvements to the State Capitol building or the Legislative Office Building and related facilities by the Joint Committee on Legislative Management,
(D)any project as defined in subdivision
(16)of section 10a-109c , undertaken by The University of Connecticut, and
(E)construction and planning of capital improvements related to the Judicial Department if such construction and planning do not constitute a project within the meaning of subdivision
(6)of section 4b-55 , including the preparation of preliminary plans, estimates of cost, development of designs, working plans and specifications, award of contracts and supervision and inspection. For the purposes of this subparagraph (E), the term “Judicial Department” does not include the courts of probate, the Division of Criminal Justice and the Public Defender Services Commission, except where such agencies share facilities in state-maintained courts;
(2)select consultant firms in accordance with the provisions of sections 4b-56 to 4b-59 , inclusive, to assist in the development of plans and specifications when in the commissioner's judgment such assistance is desirable;
(3)render technical advice and service to all state agencies in the preparation and correlation of plans for necessary improvement of their physical plants; and
(4)cooperate with those charged with fiscal programming and budget formulation in the development of a capital program and a capital budget for the state.