Connecticut § 32-5c - Preference for prequalified contractors and subcontractors for bond guaranty program.
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§ 32-5c. Preference for prequalified contractors and subcontractors for bond guaranty program.
Sec. 32-5c. Preference for prequalified contractors and subcontractors for bond guaranty program. The Commissioner of Economic and Community Development shall give priority to any contractor or substantial subcontractor who is prequalified under section 4a-100 for participation in the Department of Economic and Community Development's bond guaranty program under public act 79-607*.
(P.A. 13-304, S. 3.)
*Note: Public act 79-607 is entitled “An Act Concerning Urban Action and Establishing a State Historic Preservation Board”. (See Reference Table captioned “Public Acts of 1979” in Volume 16 which lists the sections amended, created or repealed by the act.)
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