Conn. Gen. Stat. § 10a-255

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Sec. 10a-255. Joint ventures. Shared service agreements. Contracts.

Official statutory text

(b) Subject to the restrictions of subdivision (15) of section 10a-254 the corporation may contract with the hospital to provide services for the hospital through joint ventures or shared service agreements or to provide hospital facilities for the hospital, to provide insurance for the hospital as provided in section 10a-256 and to contract for claims management services, or to otherwise make hospital facilities or services provided by joint ventures or shared service agreements available for the hospital. For the hospital to enter into any contract for such services or hospital facilities or insurance or claims management services with the corporation, to pay any reasonable fees and charges established by the corporation for such services or hospital facilities or to pledge payment from any moneys made available by the state to the hospital including, but not limited to, resources of the hospital fund established and administered pursuant to sections 10a-127 and 10a-128 , other funds of the state and proceeds of financings by the state for the payment of such fees and charges, it shall have the authorization of the Board of Trustees of The University of Connecticut. Such authorization shall be given by adoption of a resolution at a regularly or specially noticed meeting of said board of trustees. Any fees and charges so established shall be deemed to be direct expenses of the hospital for which the resources of the hospital fund may be used pursuant to section 10a-127 and the State Treasurer is authorized to make payments of such fees and charges upon warrants issued by the State Comptroller, upon the order of authorized officers of The University of Connecticut, pursuant to such a resolution. The provisions of section 4a-57 and any provision of law relating to contract approval other than sections 10a-250 to 10a-263 , inclusive, shall not apply to such contracts between the hospital and the corporation. Any such contract or contracts shall be upon such terms and conditions as the corporation and the hospital shall determine to be reasonable including, but not limited to, the reimbursement of all costs of planning, financing, acquisition, construction, operation and maintenance, and any claims arising therefrom. All payments of fees and charges required under any contract or agreement entered into pursuant to the provisions of this section are considered expenditures for public purposes by the state. Any contract between the hospital and the corporation that provides for the procurement by the corporation of hospital facilities or services as authorized by sections 10a-250 to 10a-263 , inclusive, shall provide that the hospital shall be required to pay, through service, lease, rental or installment sale payments for such hospital facilities or services, all project costs of such hospital facilities or services at such times and in such amounts as determined by the corporation and the hospital. Any such contract between the hospital and the corporation may contain provisions as to: (1) Pledging or assigning any part of moneys and revenues, including reimbursement allowances, derived by the hospital or the corporation, to secure payments required by such contract; (2) setting aside reserves and creating special funds and the disposition thereof; (3) defining the acts or omissions to act which shall constitute a default in the obligations and duties of the hospital or the corporation and providing for the rights and remedies of the hospital and the corporation in the event of such default; (4) any other matters which may be deemed necessary or desirable by the corporation to properly carry out its corporate purposes.

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