Connecticut General Statutes
Chapter 61 - State Information and Telecommunication Systems Management and Contracts
Section 4d-17. - Professional development of information technology employees.

Connecticut General Statutes

Title 4d - State Information and Telecommunication Systems

Chapter 61 - State Information and Telecommunication Systems Management and Contracts

Section 4d-1. (Formerly Sec. 16a-109). - Definitions.

Section 4d-1a. - Commissioner and Department of Administrative Services substituted for former officer and department.

Section 4d-2. (Formerly Sec. 16a-110). - Division of Information Technology within Department of Administrative Services. Chief Information Officer. Duties. Review of state agency contracts.

Section 4d-3. (Formerly Sec. 16a-120). - Regulations.

Section 4d-4. (Formerly Sec. 16a-117). - Information and telecommunication systems. Transfer and responsibility for.

Section 4d-5. (Formerly Sec. 16a-118). - Telecommunication facilities, equipment, services and infrastructure.

Section 4d-6. - Implementation plan.

Section 4d-7. (Formerly Sec. 16a-113). - Information and telecommunication systems strategic plan.

Section 4d-8. - Information and telecommunication systems. Purchase, lease, contracts for, sale and disposal.

Section 4d-8a. - Information and telecommunications systems for state agencies. Policies. Standards.

Section 4d-9. (Formerly Sec. 4a-7). - Technical Services Revolving Fund.

Section 4d-10. (Formerly Sec. 4a-8). - Capital Equipment Data Processing Revolving Fund.

Section 4d-11. (Formerly Sec. 16a-114). - State agency appropriations and expenditures for information and telecommunication systems.

Section 4d-12. (Formerly Sec. 16a-115). - Advisory committees. Information and telecommunication systems executive steering committee.

Section 4d-13. (Formerly Sec. 16a-116). - Technology Advisory Committee established.

Section 4d-14. (Formerly Sec. 16a-119). - Reports.

Section 4d-15. (Formerly Sec. 16a-119a). - Reports on implementation of systems requirements re computer-stored public records.

Section 4d-16 and 4d-16a. - Century date change effect. Management of century date change effect by municipalities; municipal authority to contract for services; cooperative purchasing plans.

Section 4d-17. - Professional development of information technology employees.

Section 4d-30. - Definitions.

Section 4d-31. - Contracts, subcontracts, amendments to include State Comptroller's specifications.

Section 4d-32. - Approval of subcontract awards.

Section 4d-33. - “Public record” defined.

Section 4d-34. - Ownership rights and integrity of public records under a contract, subcontract or amendment.

Section 4d-35. - Application of Freedom of Information Act to public records provided to contractor or subcontractor.

Section 4d-36. - Nondisclosure of public records by contractor or subcontractor.

Section 4d-37. - Prohibition on selling, marketing or otherwise profiting from public records.

Section 4d-38. - Notice to commissioner of violations.

Section 4d-39. - Remedies and penalties for violations.

Section 4d-40. - General Assembly access to state agency records under contracts, subcontracts and amendments thereto.

Section 4d-41. - Interagency agreement between Joint Committee on Legislative Management and commissioner.

Section 4d-42. - Interagency agreement between Chief Court Administrator and commissioner.

Section 4d-43. - Interagency agreements between constitutional officers and commissioner.

Section 4d-44. - Continuity of systems in event of expiration or termination of contract, amendment or subcontract or default of contractor or subcontractor.

Section 4d-45 and 4d-46. - Review of contracts and amendments entered into pursuant to Department of Administrative Services requests for proposals. Disqualification of potential contractors and subcontractors which participate in Department of Admin...

Section 4d-47. - Hiring of state employees by contractors and subcontractors.

Section 4d-48. - Disqualification of potential contractors and subcontractors for past nonperformance.