The state Supreme Court has ruled that the state Board of Claims has exclusive jurisdiction under the Commonwealth Procurement Code to decide cases arising from contracts with the state.
Specifically at issue in the case was the meaning of the language in Section 1724(d) of the Procurement Code, which states, "Nothing in this section shall preclude a party from seeking nonmonetary relief in another forum as provided by law."
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