2007 ORS
701.021¹
License requirement
- • endorsements
(1) Except as provided in ORS 701.010 (Exemptions from licensure), a person or joint venture that undertakes, offers to undertake or submits a bid to do work as a contractor must have a current license issued by the Construction Contractors Board and possess an appropriate endorsement as provided in this section.
(2) A person or joint venture that undertakes, offers to undertake or submits a bid to do work as a contractor in preparation for or in connection with a residential structure must have one of the following endorsements:
(a) Residential general contractor.
(b) Residential specialty contractor.
(c) Residential limited contractor.
(d) Residential developer.
(3) A person or joint venture that undertakes, offers to undertake or submits a bid to do work as a contractor in preparation for or in connection with a small commercial structure must have one of the following endorsements:
(a) Residential general contractor.
(b) Residential specialty contractor.
(c) Residential limited contractor.
(d) Residential developer.
(e) Commercial general contractor level 1.
(f) Commercial specialty contractor level 1.
(g) Commercial general contractor level 2.
(h) Commercial specialty contractor level 2.
(i) Commercial developer.
(4) A person or joint venture that undertakes, offers to undertake or submits a bid to do work as a contractor in preparation for or in connection with a large commercial structure must have one of the following endorsements:
(a) Commercial general contractor level 1.
(b) Commercial specialty contractor level 1.
(c) Commercial general contractor level 2.
(d) Commercial specialty contractor level 2.
(e) Commercial developer. [2007 c.836 §2]
Note: 701.021 (License requirement) becomes operative July 1, 2010. See section 70, chapter 836, Oregon Laws 2007.
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