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Commercial Certificate of Responsibility
Commercial contractor certificate covering the approved major, specialty or stand-alone classifications; inactive status does not permit contracting.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Additional classification — ACCESS FLOORING
- Classification
- ACCESS FLOORING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: ACCESS FLOORING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — ACOUSTICAL AND DRYWALL TREATMENT
- Classification
- ACOUSTICAL AND DRYWALL TREATMENT
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: ACOUSTICAL AND DRYWALL TREATMENT
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — ALARM SYSTEMS, ACCESS SYSTEMS, AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT
- Classification
- ALARM SYSTEMS, ACCESS SYSTEMS, AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — ASPHALT MILLING AND RECYCLING
- Classification
- ASPHALT MILLING AND RECYCLING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: ASPHALT MILLING AND RECYCLING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — ASPHALT PAVING
- Classification
- ASPHALT PAVING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: ASPHALT PAVING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — ATHLETIC FIELDS AND GOLF COURSES
- Classification
- ATHLETIC FIELDS AND GOLF COURSES
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: ATHLETIC FIELDS AND GOLF COURSES
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — BLEACHERS AND GRANDSTANDS
- Classification
- BLEACHERS AND GRANDSTANDS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: BLEACHERS AND GRANDSTANDS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
- Classification
- BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — BORING AND TUNNELING
- Classification
- BORING AND TUNNELING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: BORING AND TUNNELING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
- Classification
- BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Nationwide Exam Alternative
- NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building is currently accepted by the Board in place of the corresponding Mississippi trade paper, but the supplied nationwide registration context contains no examination or version. It is retained here as a condition pending nationwide registration.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — CABINETS AND MILLWORK
- Classification
- CABINETS AND MILLWORK
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: CABINETS AND MILLWORK
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — CARPENTRY AND FRAMING
- Classification
- CARPENTRY AND FRAMING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — CATHODIC PROTECTION
- Classification
- CATHODIC PROTECTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: CATHODIC PROTECTION
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — CHEMICAL CLEANING
- Classification
- CHEMICAL CLEANING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: CHEMICAL CLEANING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — CLEARING, GRUBBING AND SNAGGING
- Classification
- CLEARING, GRUBBING AND SNAGGING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: CLEARING, GRUBBING AND SNAGGING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL
- Classification
- COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — CONCRETE
- Classification
- CONCRETE
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — CONCRETE REINFORCING
- Classification
- CONCRETE REINFORCING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: CONCRETE REINFORCING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — CONSTRUCTION CLEANING
- Classification
- CONSTRUCTION CLEANING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: CONSTRUCTION CLEANING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
- Classification
- CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — CRANE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
- Classification
- CRANE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: CRANE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — DAMS, LEVEES, RESERVOIRS, FLOOD CONTROL WORK
- Classification
- DAMS, LEVEES, RESERVOIRS, FLOOD CONTROL WORK
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: DAMS, LEVEES, RESERVOIRS, FLOOD CONTROL WORK
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — DEMOLITION
- Classification
- DEMOLITION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: DEMOLITION
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — DETENTION EQUIPMENT
- Classification
- DETENTION EQUIPMENT
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: DETENTION EQUIPMENT
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — DREDGING
- Classification
- DREDGING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: DREDGING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION
- Classification
- DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — ELECTRICAL
- Classification
- ELECTRICAL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Nationwide Exam Alternative
- NASCLA Accredited Electrical Examination is currently accepted by the Board in place of the corresponding Mississippi trade paper, but the supplied nationwide registration context contains no examination or version. It is retained here as a condition pending nationwide registration.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
- Classification
- ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — EROSION CONTROL
- Classification
- EROSION CONTROL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: EROSION CONTROL
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — EXCAVATION, GRADING AND DRAINAGE
- Classification
- EXCAVATION, GRADING AND DRAINAGE
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — FENCING
- Classification
- FENCING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: FENCING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — FIRE PROTECTION — OTHER THAN FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Classification
- FIRE PROTECTION — OTHER THAN FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: FIRE PROTECTION — OTHER THAN FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Classification
- FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — FIREPROOFING
- Classification
- FIREPROOFING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: FIREPROOFING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — FLOOR COVERING
- Classification
- FLOOR COVERING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: FLOOR COVERING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — FUELING SYSTEMS
- Classification
- FUELING SYSTEMS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — GEOTEXTILE AND MEMBRANE LININGS
- Classification
- GEOTEXTILE AND MEMBRANE LININGS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: GEOTEXTILE AND MEMBRANE LININGS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
- Classification
- GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — GRAIN ELEVATORS AND SILOS
- Classification
- GRAIN ELEVATORS AND SILOS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: GRAIN ELEVATORS AND SILOS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — GRINDING, GROVING AND GROUTING – ROADS
- Classification
- GRINDING, GROVING AND GROUTING – ROADS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: GRINDING, GROVING AND GROUTING – ROADS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- Classification
- HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — HEAT, VENTILATION, A/C – HVAC
- Classification
- HEAT, VENTILATION, A/C – HVAC
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
- Classification
- HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — HIGHWAY STREET AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
- Classification
- HIGHWAY STREET AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — HYDROBLASTING AND SANDBLASTING
- Classification
- HYDROBLASTING AND SANDBLASTING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: HYDROBLASTING AND SANDBLASTING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATED METER READING EQUIPMENT
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATED METER READING EQUIPMENT
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATED METER READING EQUIPMENT
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — INSTALLATION OF CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES, FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES, FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: INSTALLATION OF CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES, FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — INSTALLATION OF LININGS AND COATINGS
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF LININGS AND COATINGS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: INSTALLATION OF LININGS AND COATINGS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROLS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT – MECHANICAL
- Classification
- INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROLS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT – MECHANICAL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROLS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT – MECHANICAL
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — INSTRUMENTATION – ELECTRICAL
- Classification
- INSTRUMENTATION – ELECTRICAL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: INSTRUMENTATION – ELECTRICAL
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — INSULATION – MECHANICAL PIPES AND DUCT WORK
- Classification
- INSULATION – MECHANICAL PIPES AND DUCT WORK
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — INSULATION – WALLS, ATTICS, EXTERIOR
- Classification
- INSULATION – WALLS, ATTICS, EXTERIOR
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: INSULATION – WALLS, ATTICS, EXTERIOR
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — INTERIOR FINISHING
- Classification
- INTERIOR FINISHING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: INTERIOR FINISHING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
- Classification
- IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION
- Classification
- LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — LANDSCAPING, GRADING AND BEAUTIFICATION
- Classification
- LANDSCAPING, GRADING AND BEAUTIFICATION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO
- Classification
- LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — LIMITED SPECIALTY SERVICES
- Classification
- LIMITED SPECIALTY SERVICES
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: LIMITED SPECIALTY SERVICES
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — MARINE CONSTRUCTION
- Classification
- MARINE CONSTRUCTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — MASONRY, BRICK AND STONE
- Classification
- MASONRY, BRICK AND STONE
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: MASONRY, BRICK AND STONE
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — MECHANICAL
- Classification
- MECHANICAL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — METAL BUILDINGS
- Classification
- METAL BUILDINGS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: METAL BUILDINGS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — MILLWRIGHT
- Classification
- MILLWRIGHT
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: MILLWRIGHT
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — MODULAR OR MOBILE STRUCTURES
- Classification
- MODULAR OR MOBILE STRUCTURES
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: MODULAR OR MOBILE STRUCTURES
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — MOWING
- Classification
- MOWING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: MOWING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC WORKS
- Classification
- MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC WORKS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION
- Classification
- OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — ORNAMENTAL IRON, MISCELLANEOUS METAL
- Classification
- ORNAMENTAL IRON, MISCELLANEOUS METAL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: ORNAMENTAL IRON, MISCELLANEOUS METAL
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — PAINTING
- Classification
- PAINTING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: PAINTING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — PASSENGER BOARDING BRIDGES
- Classification
- PASSENGER BOARDING BRIDGES
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: PASSENGER BOARDING BRIDGES
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — PIERS, CAISSONS, PILE DRIVING
- Classification
- PIERS, CAISSONS, PILE DRIVING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: PIERS, CAISSONS, PILE DRIVING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
- Classification
- PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND RECREATION EQUIPMENT
- Classification
- PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND RECREATION EQUIPMENT
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND RECREATION EQUIPMENT
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — PLUMBING
- Classification
- PLUMBING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — PRE CAST ERECTION
- Classification
- PRE-CAST ERECTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: PRE-CAST ERECTION
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — PROCESS PIPING
- Classification
- PROCESS PIPING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
- Classification
- RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — REFRACTORY WORK
- Classification
- REFRACTORY WORK
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: REFRACTORY WORK
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — REFRIGERATION
- Classification
- REFRIGERATION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — REMODELING
- Classification
- REMODELING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — RETENTION SYSTEMS
- Classification
- RETENTION SYSTEMS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: RETENTION SYSTEMS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — RIGGING, HOUSE MOVING, WRECKING AND DISMANTLING
- Classification
- RIGGING, HOUSE MOVING, WRECKING AND DISMANTLING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: RIGGING, HOUSE MOVING, WRECKING AND DISMANTLING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — RIGHT OF WAY CLEARING
- Classification
- RIGHT OF WAY CLEARING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: RIGHT OF WAY CLEARING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — ROAD SWEEPING
- Classification
- ROAD SWEEPING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: ROAD SWEEPING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING
- Classification
- ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — SCAFFOLDING
- Classification
- SCAFFOLDING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: SCAFFOLDING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — SEWER PIPE CLEANING
- Classification
- SEWER PIPE CLEANING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: SEWER PIPE CLEANING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — SHEETMETAL
- Classification
- SHEETMETAL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: SHEETMETAL
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — SIGN ERECTION
- Classification
- SIGN ERECTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — SLIP LINING/PIPE BURSTING
- Classification
- SLIP LINING/PIPE BURSTING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: SLIP LINING/PIPE BURSTING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — SOIL DRAINAGE WICKS
- Classification
- SOIL DRAINAGE WICKS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: SOIL DRAINAGE WICKS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — SOLAR AND WIND CONSTRUCTION
- Classification
- SOLAR AND WIND CONSTRUCTION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: SOLAR AND WIND CONSTRUCTION
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — STRUCTURAL STEEL
- Classification
- STRUCTURAL STEEL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — SWIMMING POOLS
- Classification
- SWIMMING POOLS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — TANKS AND VESSELS
- Classification
- TANKS AND VESSELS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: TANKS AND VESSELS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Classification
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — TILE AND MARBLE
- Classification
- TILE AND MARBLE
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — TOWERS
- Classification
- TOWERS
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: TOWERS
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — TRAFFIC CONTROL, SIGNS, STRIPING, GUARDRAILS — NON ELECTRICAL
- Classification
- TRAFFIC CONTROL, SIGNS, STRIPING, GUARDRAILS — NON-ELECTRICAL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: TRAFFIC CONTROL, SIGNS, STRIPING, GUARDRAILS — NON-ELECTRICAL
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES
- Classification
- TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — TURBINE GENERATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
- Classification
- TURBINE GENERATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: TURBINE GENERATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — UNDERGROUND CABLE INSTALLATION
- Classification
- UNDERGROUND CABLE INSTALLATION
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: UNDERGROUND CABLE INSTALLATION
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
- Classification
- UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — WASTE DISPOSAL
- Classification
- WASTE DISPOSAL
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: WASTE DISPOSAL
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — WATERPROOFING
- Classification
- WATERPROOFING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: WATERPROOFING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Additional classification — WELDING
- Classification
- WELDING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Additional classification — WELL DRILLING
- Classification
- WELL DRILLING
- Current Certificate
- Hold a current certificate, apply for the added classification, pay $100 for each classification and document the qualifier’s relevant experience and employment. Existing Law and Business Management qualification is part of the held licence, not a newly named examination slot.
- Qualifier
- If the proposed qualifier is not already associated with the licence, also complete the change-of-qualifying-party form.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board classification directory obtained September 3, 2026
Commercial classification: WELL DRILLING
- Board additional-classification form, Revised 7/2021, published March 2026
Additional-classification form, pathway
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(6), classification change
Annual renewal
- Documents
- For active status provide liability coverage, workers compensation if legally required and entity good standing; commercial holders also provide the required net-worth balance sheet. Residential qualifiers provide two continuing-education hours unless grandfathered before July 1, 2015 or inactive. Inactive status retains annual fees while waiving the specified insurance, financial and education documentation.
- Existing License
- Hold an active or inactive licence; submit the completed renewal and applicable annual fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board commercial renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board commercial renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Change to inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold the licence and notify the Board in writing, submit the $25 processing fee and return the licence as directed. Inactive status prohibits contracting and retains annual renewal obligations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(12), inactive conversion and reactivation
Initial issuance — ACCESS FLOORING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ACCESS FLOORING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — ACOUSTICAL AND DRYWALL TREATMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ACOUSTICAL AND DRYWALL TREATMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — ALARM SYSTEMS, ACCESS SYSTEMS, AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- ALARM SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ALARM SYSTEMS, ACCESS SYSTEMS, AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — ASPHALT MILLING AND RECYCLING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ASPHALT MILLING AND RECYCLING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — ASPHALT PAVING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ASPHALT PAVING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — ATHLETIC FIELDS AND GOLF COURSES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ATHLETIC FIELDS AND GOLF COURSES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — BLEACHERS AND GRANDSTANDS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BLEACHERS AND GRANDSTANDS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — BORING AND TUNNELING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BORING AND TUNNELING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- BUILDING CONSTRUCTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Nationwide Exam Alternative
- NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building is currently accepted by the Board in place of the corresponding Mississippi trade paper, but the supplied nationwide registration context contains no examination or version. It is retained here as a condition pending nationwide registration.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — CABINETS AND MILLWORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CABINETS AND MILLWORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — CARPENTRY AND FRAMING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- CARPENTRY (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CARPENTRY AND FRAMING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — CATHODIC PROTECTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CATHODIC PROTECTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — CHEMICAL CLEANING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CHEMICAL CLEANING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — CLEARING, GRUBBING AND SNAGGING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CLEARING, GRUBBING AND SNAGGING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — CONCRETE
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- CONCRETE (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONCRETE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — CONCRETE PAVING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONCRETE PAVING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks CONCRETE PAVING as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Initial issuance — CONCRETE REINFORCING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONCRETE REINFORCING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — CONSTRUCTION CLEANING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONSTRUCTION CLEANING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Initial issuance — CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- CONVEYOR SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — CRANE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CRANE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — DAMS, LEVEES, RESERVOIRS, FLOOD CONTROL WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DAMS, LEVEES, RESERVOIRS, FLOOD CONTROL WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — DEMOLITION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DEMOLITION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — DETENTION EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DETENTION EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — DREDGING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DREDGING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — ELECTRICAL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MASTER ELECTRICIAN (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Nationwide Exam Alternative
- NASCLA Accredited Electrical Examination is currently accepted by the Board in place of the corresponding Mississippi trade paper, but the supplied nationwide registration context contains no examination or version. It is retained here as a condition pending nationwide registration.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — EROSION CONTROL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- EROSION CONTROL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — EXCAVATION, GRADING AND DRAINAGE
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- EXCAVATION AND GRADING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- EXCAVATION, GRADING AND DRAINAGE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — FENCING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FENCING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — FIRE PROTECTION — OTHER THAN FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FIRE PROTECTION — OTHER THAN FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Nicet Certification
- The qualifying party must provide NICET Level III certification or higher. The Board classification statement requires that certification and advises contacting the State Fire Marshal for additional requirements; it does not adopt the separately listed PSI Fire Sprinklers paper by name.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — FIREPROOFING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FIREPROOFING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — FLOOR COVERING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FLOOR COVERING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — FUELING SYSTEMS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- FUELING SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FUELING SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — GEOTEXTILE AND MEMBRANE LININGS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GEOTEXTILE AND MEMBRANE LININGS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — GRAIN ELEVATORS AND SILOS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GRAIN ELEVATORS AND SILOS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — GRINDING, GROVING AND GROUTING – ROADS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GRINDING, GROVING AND GROUTING – ROADS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — HEAT, VENTILATION, A/C – HVAC
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- HVAC (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HEAT, VENTILATION, A/C – HVAC
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- HEAVY CONSTRUCTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — HIGHWAY STREET AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- HIGHWAY (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HIGHWAY STREET AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — HYDROBLASTING AND SANDBLASTING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HYDROBLASTING AND SANDBLASTING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATED METER READING EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATED METER READING EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — INSTALLATION OF CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES, FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES, FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — INSTALLATION OF LININGS AND COATINGS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF LININGS AND COATINGS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROLS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT – MECHANICAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROLS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT – MECHANICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — INSTRUMENTATION – ELECTRICAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTRUMENTATION – ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — INSULATION – MECHANICAL PIPES AND DUCT WORK
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- INSULATION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSULATION – MECHANICAL PIPES AND DUCT WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — INSULATION – WALLS, ATTICS, EXTERIOR
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSULATION – WALLS, ATTICS, EXTERIOR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — INTERIOR FINISHING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INTERIOR FINISHING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- IRRIGATION SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — LANDSCAPING, GRADING AND BEAUTIFICATION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- LANDSCAPING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LANDSCAPING, GRADING AND BEAUTIFICATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — LIMITED SPECIALTY SERVICES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Board Classification Statement
- The Board classification directory states: "No examination or credential is required." This statement is recorded for the trade classification; Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) requires standardized examination for the certificate and the Board testing page requires Law and Business Management for all applicants.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LIMITED SPECIALTY SERVICES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — MARINE CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MARINE CONSTRUCTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MARINE CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — MASONRY, BRICK AND STONE
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MASONRY, BRICK AND STONE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — MECHANICAL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MECHANICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — METAL BUILDINGS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- METAL BUILDINGS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — MILLWRIGHT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MILLWRIGHT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — MODULAR OR MOBILE STRUCTURES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MODULAR OR MOBILE STRUCTURES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — MOWING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MOWING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC WORKS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MUNICIPAL (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC WORKS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — OIL REFINERIES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- OIL REFINERIES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks OIL REFINERIES as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Initial issuance — ORNAMENTAL IRON, MISCELLANEOUS METAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ORNAMENTAL IRON, MISCELLANEOUS METAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — PAINTING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PAINTING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — PASSENGER BOARDING BRIDGES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PASSENGER BOARDING BRIDGES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — PIERS, CAISSONS, PILE DRIVING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PIERS, CAISSONS, PILE DRIVING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND RECREATION EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND RECREATION EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — PLUMBING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- PLUMBING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PLUMBING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — PRE CAST ERECTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PRE-CAST ERECTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — PROCESS PIPING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- PROCESS PIPING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PROCESS PIPING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — REFRACTORY WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- REFRACTORY WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — REFRIGERATION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- REFRIGERATION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- REFRIGERATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — REMODELING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- REMODELING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- REMODELING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — RETENTION SYSTEMS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RETENTION SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — RIGGING, HOUSE MOVING, WRECKING AND DISMANTLING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RIGGING, HOUSE MOVING, WRECKING AND DISMANTLING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — RIGHT OF WAY CLEARING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RIGHT OF WAY CLEARING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — ROAD SWEEPING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ROAD SWEEPING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — SCAFFOLDING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SCAFFOLDING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — SEWER PIPE CLEANING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SEWER PIPE CLEANING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — SHEETMETAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SHEETMETAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — SIGN ERECTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- SIGN ERECTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SIGN ERECTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — SLIP LINING/PIPE BURSTING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SLIP LINING/PIPE BURSTING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — SOIL DRAINAGE WICKS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SOIL DRAINAGE WICKS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — SOLAR AND WIND CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SOLAR AND WIND CONSTRUCTION
- Connections
- Electrical or mechanical connections require the corresponding additional electrical or mechanical classification.
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — STRUCTURAL STEEL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- STRUCTURAL STEEL (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- STRUCTURAL STEEL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — SWIMMING POOLS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- SWIMMING POOLS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SWIMMING POOLS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — TANKS AND VESSELS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TANKS AND VESSELS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — TILE AND MARBLE
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- TILE AND MARBLE (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TILE AND MARBLE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — TOWERS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TOWERS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — TRAFFIC CONTROL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TRAFFIC CONTROL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks TRAFFIC CONTROL as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Initial issuance — TRAFFIC CONTROL, SIGNS, STRIPING, GUARDRAILS — NON ELECTRICAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TRAFFIC CONTROL, SIGNS, STRIPING, GUARDRAILS — NON-ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — TURBINE GENERATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TURBINE GENERATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — UNDERGROUND CABLE INSTALLATION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- UNDERGROUND CABLE INSTALLATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- UNDERGROUND UTILITIES (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — WASTE DISPOSAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WASTE DISPOSAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — WATERPROOFING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WATERPROOFING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — WELDING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- WELDING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WELDING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Initial issuance — WELL DRILLING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WELL DRILLING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Late renewal within the permitted period
- Documents
- Supply the ordinary renewal form and checklist for the current active/inactive status; report changes in qualifier, ownership, name or address.
- Expiration
- Residential renewal is available within 180 days of expiration with the $110 late fee. Commercial Rule 1.1(2)(m) requires a new application at at least 180 days, while the 2026 form says more than 180 days; apply the rule at day 180, otherwise the commercial late fee is $450.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board commercial renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board commercial renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Military family recognition — Existing licence
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Current valid licence in a similar scope held at least one year under section 73-50-1(3)(b).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Military training
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Military occupational specialty, qualifying military training or equivalent testing/training and experience, and performance in the specialty under section 73-50-1(3)(a).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Unlicensed jurisdiction experience
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- At least three years in a similar occupation in a jurisdiction that does not license it under section 73-50-1(4).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Reactivation from inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold an inactive licence, notify the Board in writing and pay $25. Provide current liability and legally required workers compensation insurance; commercial reactivation also requires Rule 1.1(2)(i) financial information.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- 30 Miss. Admin. Code Part 802, official codification obtained September 3, 2026
Part 802, Rule 1.1(12), inactive conversion and reactivation
Reapplication after expiration — ACCESS FLOORING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ACCESS FLOORING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — ACOUSTICAL AND DRYWALL TREATMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ACOUSTICAL AND DRYWALL TREATMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — ALARM SYSTEMS, ACCESS SYSTEMS, AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- ALARM SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ALARM SYSTEMS, ACCESS SYSTEMS, AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — ASPHALT MILLING AND RECYCLING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ASPHALT MILLING AND RECYCLING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — ASPHALT PAVING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ASPHALT PAVING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — ATHLETIC FIELDS AND GOLF COURSES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ATHLETIC FIELDS AND GOLF COURSES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — BLEACHERS AND GRANDSTANDS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BLEACHERS AND GRANDSTANDS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — BORING AND TUNNELING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BORING AND TUNNELING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- BUILDING CONSTRUCTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Nationwide Exam Alternative
- NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building is currently accepted by the Board in place of the corresponding Mississippi trade paper, but the supplied nationwide registration context contains no examination or version. It is retained here as a condition pending nationwide registration.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — CABINETS AND MILLWORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CABINETS AND MILLWORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — CARPENTRY AND FRAMING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- CARPENTRY (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CARPENTRY AND FRAMING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — CATHODIC PROTECTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CATHODIC PROTECTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — CHEMICAL CLEANING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CHEMICAL CLEANING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — CLEARING, GRUBBING AND SNAGGING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CLEARING, GRUBBING AND SNAGGING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — CONCRETE
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- CONCRETE (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONCRETE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — CONCRETE PAVING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONCRETE PAVING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks CONCRETE PAVING as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Reapplication after expiration — CONCRETE REINFORCING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONCRETE REINFORCING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — CONSTRUCTION CLEANING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONSTRUCTION CLEANING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Reapplication after expiration — CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- CONVEYOR SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — CRANE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CRANE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — DAMS, LEVEES, RESERVOIRS, FLOOD CONTROL WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DAMS, LEVEES, RESERVOIRS, FLOOD CONTROL WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — DEMOLITION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DEMOLITION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — DETENTION EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DETENTION EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — DREDGING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DREDGING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — ELECTRICAL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MASTER ELECTRICIAN (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Nationwide Exam Alternative
- NASCLA Accredited Electrical Examination is currently accepted by the Board in place of the corresponding Mississippi trade paper, but the supplied nationwide registration context contains no examination or version. It is retained here as a condition pending nationwide registration.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — EROSION CONTROL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- EROSION CONTROL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — EXCAVATION, GRADING AND DRAINAGE
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- EXCAVATION AND GRADING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- EXCAVATION, GRADING AND DRAINAGE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — FENCING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FENCING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — FIRE PROTECTION — OTHER THAN FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FIRE PROTECTION — OTHER THAN FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Nicet Certification
- The qualifying party must provide NICET Level III certification or higher. The Board classification statement requires that certification and advises contacting the State Fire Marshal for additional requirements; it does not adopt the separately listed PSI Fire Sprinklers paper by name.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — FIREPROOFING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FIREPROOFING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — FLOOR COVERING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FLOOR COVERING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — FUELING SYSTEMS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- FUELING SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FUELING SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — GEOTEXTILE AND MEMBRANE LININGS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GEOTEXTILE AND MEMBRANE LININGS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — GRAIN ELEVATORS AND SILOS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GRAIN ELEVATORS AND SILOS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — GRINDING, GROVING AND GROUTING – ROADS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GRINDING, GROVING AND GROUTING – ROADS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — HEAT, VENTILATION, A/C – HVAC
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- HVAC (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HEAT, VENTILATION, A/C – HVAC
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- HEAVY CONSTRUCTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — HIGHWAY STREET AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- HIGHWAY (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HIGHWAY STREET AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — HYDROBLASTING AND SANDBLASTING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HYDROBLASTING AND SANDBLASTING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATED METER READING EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATED METER READING EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — INSTALLATION OF CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES, FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES, FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — INSTALLATION OF LININGS AND COATINGS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF LININGS AND COATINGS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROLS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT – MECHANICAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROLS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT – MECHANICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — INSTRUMENTATION – ELECTRICAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTRUMENTATION – ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — INSULATION – MECHANICAL PIPES AND DUCT WORK
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- INSULATION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSULATION – MECHANICAL PIPES AND DUCT WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — INSULATION – WALLS, ATTICS, EXTERIOR
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSULATION – WALLS, ATTICS, EXTERIOR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — INTERIOR FINISHING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INTERIOR FINISHING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- IRRIGATION SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — LANDSCAPING, GRADING AND BEAUTIFICATION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- LANDSCAPING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LANDSCAPING, GRADING AND BEAUTIFICATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — LIMITED SPECIALTY SERVICES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Board Classification Statement
- The Board classification directory states: "No examination or credential is required." This statement is recorded for the trade classification; Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) requires standardized examination for the certificate and the Board testing page requires Law and Business Management for all applicants.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LIMITED SPECIALTY SERVICES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — MARINE CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MARINE CONSTRUCTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MARINE CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — MASONRY, BRICK AND STONE
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MASONRY, BRICK AND STONE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — MECHANICAL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MECHANICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — METAL BUILDINGS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- METAL BUILDINGS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — MILLWRIGHT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MILLWRIGHT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — MODULAR OR MOBILE STRUCTURES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MODULAR OR MOBILE STRUCTURES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — MOWING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MOWING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC WORKS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MUNICIPAL (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC WORKS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — OIL REFINERIES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- OIL REFINERIES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks OIL REFINERIES as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Reapplication after expiration — ORNAMENTAL IRON, MISCELLANEOUS METAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ORNAMENTAL IRON, MISCELLANEOUS METAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — PAINTING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PAINTING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — PASSENGER BOARDING BRIDGES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PASSENGER BOARDING BRIDGES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — PIERS, CAISSONS, PILE DRIVING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PIERS, CAISSONS, PILE DRIVING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND RECREATION EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND RECREATION EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — PLUMBING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- PLUMBING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PLUMBING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — PRE CAST ERECTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PRE-CAST ERECTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — PROCESS PIPING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- PROCESS PIPING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PROCESS PIPING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — REFRACTORY WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- REFRACTORY WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — REFRIGERATION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- REFRIGERATION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- REFRIGERATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — REMODELING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- REMODELING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- REMODELING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — RETENTION SYSTEMS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RETENTION SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — RIGGING, HOUSE MOVING, WRECKING AND DISMANTLING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RIGGING, HOUSE MOVING, WRECKING AND DISMANTLING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — RIGHT OF WAY CLEARING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RIGHT OF WAY CLEARING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — ROAD SWEEPING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ROAD SWEEPING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — SCAFFOLDING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SCAFFOLDING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — SEWER PIPE CLEANING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SEWER PIPE CLEANING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — SHEETMETAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SHEETMETAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — SIGN ERECTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- SIGN ERECTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SIGN ERECTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — SLIP LINING/PIPE BURSTING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SLIP LINING/PIPE BURSTING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — SOIL DRAINAGE WICKS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SOIL DRAINAGE WICKS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — SOLAR AND WIND CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SOLAR AND WIND CONSTRUCTION
- Connections
- Electrical or mechanical connections require the corresponding additional electrical or mechanical classification.
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — STRUCTURAL STEEL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- STRUCTURAL STEEL (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- STRUCTURAL STEEL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — SWIMMING POOLS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- SWIMMING POOLS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SWIMMING POOLS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — TANKS AND VESSELS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TANKS AND VESSELS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — TILE AND MARBLE
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- TILE AND MARBLE (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TILE AND MARBLE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — TOWERS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TOWERS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — TRAFFIC CONTROL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TRAFFIC CONTROL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks TRAFFIC CONTROL as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Reapplication after expiration — TRAFFIC CONTROL, SIGNS, STRIPING, GUARDRAILS — NON ELECTRICAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TRAFFIC CONTROL, SIGNS, STRIPING, GUARDRAILS — NON-ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — TURBINE GENERATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TURBINE GENERATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — UNDERGROUND CABLE INSTALLATION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- UNDERGROUND CABLE INSTALLATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- UNDERGROUND UTILITIES (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — WASTE DISPOSAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WASTE DISPOSAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — WATERPROOFING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WATERPROOFING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — WELDING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- WELDING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WELDING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reapplication after expiration — WELL DRILLING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WELL DRILLING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Expired Certificate
- A certificate expired for at least 180 days requires a new application and all information required for a new certificate under Rule 1.1(2)(m). The 2026 renewal form says more than 180 days; at exactly 180 days the rule controls. Prior scores and whether new testing is directed are applicant-specific conditions, not discontinued examinations.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reciprocity — ACCESS FLOORING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ACCESS FLOORING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — ACOUSTICAL AND DRYWALL TREATMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ACOUSTICAL AND DRYWALL TREATMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — ALARM SYSTEMS, ACCESS SYSTEMS, AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- ALARM SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ALARM SYSTEMS, ACCESS SYSTEMS, AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — ASPHALT MILLING AND RECYCLING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ASPHALT MILLING AND RECYCLING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — ASPHALT PAVING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ASPHALT PAVING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — ATHLETIC FIELDS AND GOLF COURSES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ATHLETIC FIELDS AND GOLF COURSES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — BLEACHERS AND GRANDSTANDS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BLEACHERS AND GRANDSTANDS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — BORING AND TUNNELING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BORING AND TUNNELING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- BUILDING CONSTRUCTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Nationwide Exam Alternative
- NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building is currently accepted by the Board in place of the corresponding Mississippi trade paper, but the supplied nationwide registration context contains no examination or version. It is retained here as a condition pending nationwide registration.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — CABINETS AND MILLWORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CABINETS AND MILLWORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — CARPENTRY AND FRAMING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- CARPENTRY (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CARPENTRY AND FRAMING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — CATHODIC PROTECTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CATHODIC PROTECTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — CHEMICAL CLEANING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CHEMICAL CLEANING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — CLEARING, GRUBBING AND SNAGGING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CLEARING, GRUBBING AND SNAGGING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS, LOW VOLTAGE ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — CONCRETE
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- CONCRETE (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONCRETE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — CONCRETE PAVING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONCRETE PAVING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks CONCRETE PAVING as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Reciprocity — CONCRETE REINFORCING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONCRETE REINFORCING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — CONSTRUCTION CLEANING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONSTRUCTION CLEANING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Reciprocity — CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- CONVEYOR SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — CRANE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- CRANE CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — DAMS, LEVEES, RESERVOIRS, FLOOD CONTROL WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DAMS, LEVEES, RESERVOIRS, FLOOD CONTROL WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — DEMOLITION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DEMOLITION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — DETENTION EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DETENTION EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — DREDGING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DREDGING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — ELECTRICAL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MASTER ELECTRICIAN (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Nationwide Exam Alternative
- NASCLA Accredited Electrical Examination is currently accepted by the Board in place of the corresponding Mississippi trade paper, but the supplied nationwide registration context contains no examination or version. It is retained here as a condition pending nationwide registration.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — EROSION CONTROL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- EROSION CONTROL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — EXCAVATION, GRADING AND DRAINAGE
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- EXCAVATION AND GRADING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- EXCAVATION, GRADING AND DRAINAGE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — FENCING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FENCING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — FIRE PROTECTION — OTHER THAN FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FIRE PROTECTION — OTHER THAN FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FIRE SPRINKLER WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Nicet Certification
- The qualifying party must provide NICET Level III certification or higher. The Board classification statement requires that certification and advises contacting the State Fire Marshal for additional requirements; it does not adopt the separately listed PSI Fire Sprinklers paper by name.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — FIREPROOFING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FIREPROOFING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — FLOOR COVERING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FLOOR COVERING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — FUELING SYSTEMS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- FUELING SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- FUELING SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — GEOTEXTILE AND MEMBRANE LININGS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GEOTEXTILE AND MEMBRANE LININGS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — GRAIN ELEVATORS AND SILOS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GRAIN ELEVATORS AND SILOS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — GRINDING, GROVING AND GROUTING – ROADS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- GRINDING, GROVING AND GROUTING – ROADS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — HEAT, VENTILATION, A/C – HVAC
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- HVAC (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HEAT, VENTILATION, A/C – HVAC
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- HEAVY CONSTRUCTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — HIGHWAY STREET AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- HIGHWAY (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HIGHWAY STREET AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — HYDROBLASTING AND SANDBLASTING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- HYDROBLASTING AND SANDBLASTING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATED METER READING EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF AUTOMATED METER READING EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — INSTALLATION OF CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES, FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES, FURNITURE, AND EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — INSTALLATION OF LININGS AND COATINGS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTALLATION OF LININGS AND COATINGS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROLS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT – MECHANICAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTRUMENTATION, CONTROLS AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT – MECHANICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — INSTRUMENTATION – ELECTRICAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSTRUMENTATION – ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — INSULATION – MECHANICAL PIPES AND DUCT WORK
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- INSULATION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSULATION – MECHANICAL PIPES AND DUCT WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — INSULATION – WALLS, ATTICS, EXTERIOR
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INSULATION – WALLS, ATTICS, EXTERIOR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — INTERIOR FINISHING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- INTERIOR FINISHING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- IRRIGATION SYSTEMS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LANDFILL CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — LANDSCAPING, GRADING AND BEAUTIFICATION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- LANDSCAPING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LANDSCAPING, GRADING AND BEAUTIFICATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — LIMITED SPECIALTY SERVICES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Board Classification Statement
- The Board classification directory states: "No examination or credential is required." This statement is recorded for the trade classification; Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) requires standardized examination for the certificate and the Board testing page requires Law and Business Management for all applicants.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- LIMITED SPECIALTY SERVICES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — MARINE CONSTRUCTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MARINE CONSTRUCTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MARINE CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — MASONRY, BRICK AND STONE
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MASONRY, BRICK AND STONE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — MECHANICAL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MECHANICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — METAL BUILDINGS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- METAL BUILDINGS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — MILLWRIGHT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MILLWRIGHT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — MODULAR OR MOBILE STRUCTURES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MODULAR OR MOBILE STRUCTURES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — MOWING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MOWING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC WORKS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- MUNICIPAL (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC WORKS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — OIL REFINERIES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- OIL REFINERIES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks OIL REFINERIES as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Reciprocity — ORNAMENTAL IRON, MISCELLANEOUS METAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ORNAMENTAL IRON, MISCELLANEOUS METAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — PAINTING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PAINTING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — PASSENGER BOARDING BRIDGES
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PASSENGER BOARDING BRIDGES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — PIERS, CAISSONS, PILE DRIVING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PIERS, CAISSONS, PILE DRIVING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND RECREATION EQUIPMENT
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AND RECREATION EQUIPMENT
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — PLUMBING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- PLUMBING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PLUMBING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — PRE CAST ERECTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PRE-CAST ERECTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — PROCESS PIPING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- PROCESS PIPING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- PROCESS PIPING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — REFRACTORY WORK
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- REFRACTORY WORK
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — REFRIGERATION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- REFRIGERATION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- REFRIGERATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — REMODELING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- REMODELING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- REMODELING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — RETENTION SYSTEMS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RETENTION SYSTEMS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — RIGGING, HOUSE MOVING, WRECKING AND DISMANTLING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RIGGING, HOUSE MOVING, WRECKING AND DISMANTLING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — RIGHT OF WAY CLEARING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- RIGHT OF WAY CLEARING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — ROAD SWEEPING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ROAD SWEEPING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — SCAFFOLDING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SCAFFOLDING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — SEWER PIPE CLEANING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SEWER PIPE CLEANING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — SHEETMETAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SHEETMETAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — SIGN ERECTION
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- SIGN ERECTION (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SIGN ERECTION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — SLIP LINING/PIPE BURSTING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SLIP LINING/PIPE BURSTING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — SOIL DRAINAGE WICKS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SOIL DRAINAGE WICKS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — SOLAR AND WIND CONSTRUCTION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SOLAR AND WIND CONSTRUCTION
- Connections
- Electrical or mechanical connections require the corresponding additional electrical or mechanical classification.
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — STRUCTURAL STEEL
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- STRUCTURAL STEEL (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- STRUCTURAL STEEL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — SWIMMING POOLS
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- SWIMMING POOLS (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- SWIMMING POOLS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — TANKS AND VESSELS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TANKS AND VESSELS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — TILE AND MARBLE
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- TILE AND MARBLE (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TILE AND MARBLE
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — TOWERS
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TOWERS
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — TRAFFIC CONTROL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TRAFFIC CONTROL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
- Trade Examination Slot
- The Board marks TRAFFIC CONTROL as Test Required but does not identify the paper in the obtained examination materials. Its eligibility instructions determine the trade examination; the unnamed slot is an applicant condition under this contract.
Reciprocity — TRAFFIC CONTROL, SIGNS, STRIPING, GUARDRAILS — NON ELECTRICAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TRAFFIC CONTROL, SIGNS, STRIPING, GUARDRAILS — NON-ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — TURBINE GENERATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- TURBINE GENERATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — UNDERGROUND CABLE INSTALLATION
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- UNDERGROUND CABLE INSTALLATION
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- UNDERGROUND UTILITIES (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — WASTE DISPOSAL
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WASTE DISPOSAL
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — WATERPROOFING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WATERPROOFING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — WELDING
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- WELDING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WELDING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Reciprocity — WELL DRILLING
- Application
- Submit the Board application, signed consent and release, supporting documentation and $400 for the first classification, plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- A corporation, LLC or LLP must show good standing with the Mississippi Secretary of State; provide required sales/use and income tax identification numbers.
- Classification
- WELL DRILLING
- Experience
- Document relevant construction experience, prior performance, financial condition and truthful background information. Submit three reference letters, including one from the bank.
- Financial Statement
- Provide at least a reviewed CPA financial statement prepared within the previous 12 months, showing at least $50,000 net worth for a major classification or $20,000 for a specialty classification. A compilation is not accepted.
- Inactive Status
- An applicant or holder selecting inactive status may not bid, contract or perform work; financial and insurance requirements are waived while inactive, but annual renewal remains required.
- Insurance
- For active status provide general liability insurance of at least $300,000 per occurrence and $600,000 aggregate, naming MSBOC as certificate holder; provide workers compensation coverage if required by law.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 31-3-13(a) and Rule 1.1(9) authorize an oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the required examination, not evidence of a separately registered paper.
- Qualifying Party
- Each qualifying party must be an owner, responsible managing officer or employee, or executive staff member, regularly employed and experienced in the requested classification; provide proof of employment. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold current good-standing licensure in a comparable classification from a Board-recognized reciprocity jurisdiction, furnish completed verification and $50 per waived exam, and satisfy the applicable agreement’s required tenure, prior trade examination and disciplinary history. Other-state examination evidence is an applicant condition. The Executive Director determines whether to accept the comparable exam; reciprocity waives trade testing only, so Law and Business Management remains required.
Universal recognition — Experienced applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- At least three years of work in a jurisdiction that does not regulate this occupation by licensure, in a similar scope as determined by the Board.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition — Licensed applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- Current valid good-standing licence in a similar scope held at least one year; the original jurisdiction verifies minimum education and any applicable work-experience, examination and clinical-supervision requirements.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Military family Temporary Contractor Practice Permit
Temporary contractor practice pending the recognition application under Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1(6). The permit covers the same requested commercial or residential discipline and practice level.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Temporary permit pending recognition
- Affidavit
- Submit an affidavit under penalties of perjury affirming the applicable military training, qualifying out-of-state licence or three-year unlicensed-jurisdiction experience and required fitness conditions; pay the applicable fees.
- Application
- The recognition application requires longer than two weeks to process; obtain the statutory temporary permit within 30 days of receipt.
- Duration
- Practice continues until full licensure or notice of denial. The temporary licence expires after 365 days if the applicable full-licensure requirements are not satisfied.
- Examination Timing
- The Mississippi business-law examination is part of the currently offered recognition route even when passage follows temporary-permit issuance; the affidavit and timing do not remove the examination leaf.
- Practice Level
- The permit covers only the requested and supported contractor discipline and scope.
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
Residential contractor licence restricted to the Board-published residential builder classification; active and inactive status are retained as applicant conditions.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Annual renewal
- Documents
- For active status provide liability coverage, workers compensation if legally required and entity good standing; commercial holders also provide the required net-worth balance sheet. Residential qualifiers provide two continuing-education hours unless grandfathered before July 1, 2015 or inactive. Inactive status retains annual fees while waiving the specified insurance, financial and education documentation.
- Existing License
- Hold an active or inactive licence; submit the completed renewal and applicable annual fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Change to inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold the licence and notify the Board in writing, submit the $25 processing fee and return the licence as directed. Inactive status prohibits contracting and retains annual renewal obligations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
Initial issuance
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Late renewal within the permitted period
- Documents
- Supply the ordinary renewal form and checklist for the current active/inactive status; report changes in qualifier, ownership, name or address.
- Expiration
- Residential renewal is available within 180 days of expiration with the $110 late fee. Commercial Rule 1.1(2)(m) requires a new application at at least 180 days, while the 2026 form says more than 180 days; apply the rule at day 180, otherwise the commercial late fee is $450.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Military family recognition — Existing licence
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Current valid licence in a similar scope held at least one year under section 73-50-1(3)(b).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Military training
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Military occupational specialty, qualifying military training or equivalent testing/training and experience, and performance in the specialty under section 73-50-1(3)(a).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Unlicensed jurisdiction experience
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- At least three years in a similar occupation in a jurisdiction that does not license it under section 73-50-1(4).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Reactivation from inactive status
- Continuing Education
- Provide two continuing-education credit hours before returning to active status unless the Board grants an applicable waiver or deferral.
- Current Licence
- Hold an inactive licence, notify the Board in writing and pay $25. Provide current liability and legally required workers compensation insurance; commercial reactivation also requires Rule 1.1(2)(i) financial information.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, continuing education paragraph (6), reactivation
Reapplication after expiration
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Expiration
- For expiration beyond the late-renewal period, submit a new application with initial-issuance documents. Prior passing scores and any Board-directed retesting are applicant-specific conditions.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reciprocity
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold another jurisdiction’s licence in an equivalent classification and obtain the Board’s equivalency and reciprocal-privilege determination under Rule 1.1(1)(o); supply licence/exam verification, meet the agreement’s tenure and disciplinary conditions and pay the waiver fee. The Board’s implementing instructions retain the Mississippi business-law examination and limit reciprocity to trade waivers. Named Mississippi trade papers remain associated with the classification, with the waiver recorded as the applicant’s condition.
Universal recognition — Experienced applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- At least three years of work in a jurisdiction that does not regulate this occupation by licensure, in a similar scope as determined by the Board.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition — Licensed applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- Current valid good-standing licence in a similar scope held at least one year; the original jurisdiction verifies minimum education and any applicable work-experience, examination and clinical-supervision requirements.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER
Residential contractor licence restricted to the Board-published residential construction manager classification; active and inactive status are retained as applicant conditions.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Annual renewal
- Documents
- For active status provide liability coverage, workers compensation if legally required and entity good standing; commercial holders also provide the required net-worth balance sheet. Residential qualifiers provide two continuing-education hours unless grandfathered before July 1, 2015 or inactive. Inactive status retains annual fees while waiving the specified insurance, financial and education documentation.
- Existing License
- Hold an active or inactive licence; submit the completed renewal and applicable annual fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Change to inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold the licence and notify the Board in writing, submit the $25 processing fee and return the licence as directed. Inactive status prohibits contracting and retains annual renewal obligations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
Initial issuance
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Late renewal within the permitted period
- Documents
- Supply the ordinary renewal form and checklist for the current active/inactive status; report changes in qualifier, ownership, name or address.
- Expiration
- Residential renewal is available within 180 days of expiration with the $110 late fee. Commercial Rule 1.1(2)(m) requires a new application at at least 180 days, while the 2026 form says more than 180 days; apply the rule at day 180, otherwise the commercial late fee is $450.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Military family recognition — Existing licence
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Current valid licence in a similar scope held at least one year under section 73-50-1(3)(b).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Military training
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Military occupational specialty, qualifying military training or equivalent testing/training and experience, and performance in the specialty under section 73-50-1(3)(a).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Unlicensed jurisdiction experience
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- At least three years in a similar occupation in a jurisdiction that does not license it under section 73-50-1(4).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Reactivation from inactive status
- Continuing Education
- Provide two continuing-education credit hours before returning to active status unless the Board grants an applicable waiver or deferral.
- Current Licence
- Hold an inactive licence, notify the Board in writing and pay $25. Provide current liability and legally required workers compensation insurance; commercial reactivation also requires Rule 1.1(2)(i) financial information.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, continuing education paragraph (6), reactivation
Reapplication after expiration
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Expiration
- For expiration beyond the late-renewal period, submit a new application with initial-issuance documents. Prior passing scores and any Board-directed retesting are applicant-specific conditions.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reciprocity
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL BUILDER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION MANAGER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold another jurisdiction’s licence in an equivalent classification and obtain the Board’s equivalency and reciprocal-privilege determination under Rule 1.1(1)(o); supply licence/exam verification, meet the agreement’s tenure and disciplinary conditions and pay the waiver fee. The Board’s implementing instructions retain the Mississippi business-law examination and limit reciprocity to trade waivers. Named Mississippi trade papers remain associated with the classification, with the waiver recorded as the applicant’s condition.
Universal recognition — Experienced applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- At least three years of work in a jurisdiction that does not regulate this occupation by licensure, in a similar scope as determined by the Board.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition — Licensed applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- Current valid good-standing licence in a similar scope held at least one year; the original jurisdiction verifies minimum education and any applicable work-experience, examination and clinical-supervision requirements.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL
Residential contractor licence restricted to the Board-published residential electrical classification; active and inactive status are retained as applicant conditions.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Annual renewal
- Documents
- For active status provide liability coverage, workers compensation if legally required and entity good standing; commercial holders also provide the required net-worth balance sheet. Residential qualifiers provide two continuing-education hours unless grandfathered before July 1, 2015 or inactive. Inactive status retains annual fees while waiving the specified insurance, financial and education documentation.
- Existing License
- Hold an active or inactive licence; submit the completed renewal and applicable annual fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Change to inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold the licence and notify the Board in writing, submit the $25 processing fee and return the licence as directed. Inactive status prohibits contracting and retains annual renewal obligations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
Initial issuance
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Late renewal within the permitted period
- Documents
- Supply the ordinary renewal form and checklist for the current active/inactive status; report changes in qualifier, ownership, name or address.
- Expiration
- Residential renewal is available within 180 days of expiration with the $110 late fee. Commercial Rule 1.1(2)(m) requires a new application at at least 180 days, while the 2026 form says more than 180 days; apply the rule at day 180, otherwise the commercial late fee is $450.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Military family recognition — Existing licence
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Current valid licence in a similar scope held at least one year under section 73-50-1(3)(b).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Military training
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Military occupational specialty, qualifying military training or equivalent testing/training and experience, and performance in the specialty under section 73-50-1(3)(a).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Unlicensed jurisdiction experience
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- At least three years in a similar occupation in a jurisdiction that does not license it under section 73-50-1(4).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Reactivation from inactive status
- Continuing Education
- Provide two continuing-education credit hours before returning to active status unless the Board grants an applicable waiver or deferral.
- Current Licence
- Hold an inactive licence, notify the Board in writing and pay $25. Provide current liability and legally required workers compensation insurance; commercial reactivation also requires Rule 1.1(2)(i) financial information.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, continuing education paragraph (6), reactivation
Reapplication after expiration
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Expiration
- For expiration beyond the late-renewal period, submit a new application with initial-issuance documents. Prior passing scores and any Board-directed retesting are applicant-specific conditions.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reciprocity
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold another jurisdiction’s licence in an equivalent classification and obtain the Board’s equivalency and reciprocal-privilege determination under Rule 1.1(1)(o); supply licence/exam verification, meet the agreement’s tenure and disciplinary conditions and pay the waiver fee. The Board’s implementing instructions retain the Mississippi business-law examination and limit reciprocity to trade waivers. Named Mississippi trade papers remain associated with the classification, with the waiver recorded as the applicant’s condition.
Universal recognition — Experienced applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- At least three years of work in a jurisdiction that does not regulate this occupation by licensure, in a similar scope as determined by the Board.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition — Licensed applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- Current valid good-standing licence in a similar scope held at least one year; the original jurisdiction verifies minimum education and any applicable work-experience, examination and clinical-supervision requirements.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
RESIDENTIAL HVAC
Residential contractor licence restricted to the Board-published residential hvac classification; active and inactive status are retained as applicant conditions.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Annual renewal
- Documents
- For active status provide liability coverage, workers compensation if legally required and entity good standing; commercial holders also provide the required net-worth balance sheet. Residential qualifiers provide two continuing-education hours unless grandfathered before July 1, 2015 or inactive. Inactive status retains annual fees while waiving the specified insurance, financial and education documentation.
- Existing License
- Hold an active or inactive licence; submit the completed renewal and applicable annual fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Change to inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold the licence and notify the Board in writing, submit the $25 processing fee and return the licence as directed. Inactive status prohibits contracting and retains annual renewal obligations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
Initial issuance
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL HVAC (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL HVAC
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Late renewal within the permitted period
- Documents
- Supply the ordinary renewal form and checklist for the current active/inactive status; report changes in qualifier, ownership, name or address.
- Expiration
- Residential renewal is available within 180 days of expiration with the $110 late fee. Commercial Rule 1.1(2)(m) requires a new application at at least 180 days, while the 2026 form says more than 180 days; apply the rule at day 180, otherwise the commercial late fee is $450.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Military family recognition — Existing licence
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Current valid licence in a similar scope held at least one year under section 73-50-1(3)(b).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Military training
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Military occupational specialty, qualifying military training or equivalent testing/training and experience, and performance in the specialty under section 73-50-1(3)(a).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Unlicensed jurisdiction experience
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- At least three years in a similar occupation in a jurisdiction that does not license it under section 73-50-1(4).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Reactivation from inactive status
- Continuing Education
- Provide two continuing-education credit hours before returning to active status unless the Board grants an applicable waiver or deferral.
- Current Licence
- Hold an inactive licence, notify the Board in writing and pay $25. Provide current liability and legally required workers compensation insurance; commercial reactivation also requires Rule 1.1(2)(i) financial information.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, continuing education paragraph (6), reactivation
Reapplication after expiration
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL HVAC (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL HVAC
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Expiration
- For expiration beyond the late-renewal period, submit a new application with initial-issuance documents. Prior passing scores and any Board-directed retesting are applicant-specific conditions.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reciprocity
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL HVAC (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL HVAC
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold another jurisdiction’s licence in an equivalent classification and obtain the Board’s equivalency and reciprocal-privilege determination under Rule 1.1(1)(o); supply licence/exam verification, meet the agreement’s tenure and disciplinary conditions and pay the waiver fee. The Board’s implementing instructions retain the Mississippi business-law examination and limit reciprocity to trade waivers. Named Mississippi trade papers remain associated with the classification, with the waiver recorded as the applicant’s condition.
Universal recognition — Experienced applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- At least three years of work in a jurisdiction that does not regulate this occupation by licensure, in a similar scope as determined by the Board.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition — Licensed applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- Current valid good-standing licence in a similar scope held at least one year; the original jurisdiction verifies minimum education and any applicable work-experience, examination and clinical-supervision requirements.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
RESIDENTIAL MECHANICAL
Residential contractor licence restricted to the Board-published residential mechanical classification; active and inactive status are retained as applicant conditions.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Annual renewal
- Documents
- For active status provide liability coverage, workers compensation if legally required and entity good standing; commercial holders also provide the required net-worth balance sheet. Residential qualifiers provide two continuing-education hours unless grandfathered before July 1, 2015 or inactive. Inactive status retains annual fees while waiving the specified insurance, financial and education documentation.
- Existing License
- Hold an active or inactive licence; submit the completed renewal and applicable annual fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Change to inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold the licence and notify the Board in writing, submit the $25 processing fee and return the licence as directed. Inactive status prohibits contracting and retains annual renewal obligations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
Initial issuance
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL HVAC (practice unavailable)
- RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL MECHANICAL
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Late renewal within the permitted period
- Documents
- Supply the ordinary renewal form and checklist for the current active/inactive status; report changes in qualifier, ownership, name or address.
- Expiration
- Residential renewal is available within 180 days of expiration with the $110 late fee. Commercial Rule 1.1(2)(m) requires a new application at at least 180 days, while the 2026 form says more than 180 days; apply the rule at day 180, otherwise the commercial late fee is $450.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Military family recognition — Existing licence
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Current valid licence in a similar scope held at least one year under section 73-50-1(3)(b).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Military training
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Military occupational specialty, qualifying military training or equivalent testing/training and experience, and performance in the specialty under section 73-50-1(3)(a).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Unlicensed jurisdiction experience
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- At least three years in a similar occupation in a jurisdiction that does not license it under section 73-50-1(4).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Reactivation from inactive status
- Continuing Education
- Provide two continuing-education credit hours before returning to active status unless the Board grants an applicable waiver or deferral.
- Current Licence
- Hold an inactive licence, notify the Board in writing and pay $25. Provide current liability and legally required workers compensation insurance; commercial reactivation also requires Rule 1.1(2)(i) financial information.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, continuing education paragraph (6), reactivation
Reapplication after expiration
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL HVAC (practice unavailable)
- RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL MECHANICAL
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Expiration
- For expiration beyond the late-renewal period, submit a new application with initial-issuance documents. Prior passing scores and any Board-directed retesting are applicant-specific conditions.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reciprocity
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL HVAC (practice unavailable)
- RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL MECHANICAL
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold another jurisdiction’s licence in an equivalent classification and obtain the Board’s equivalency and reciprocal-privilege determination under Rule 1.1(1)(o); supply licence/exam verification, meet the agreement’s tenure and disciplinary conditions and pay the waiver fee. The Board’s implementing instructions retain the Mississippi business-law examination and limit reciprocity to trade waivers. Named Mississippi trade papers remain associated with the classification, with the waiver recorded as the applicant’s condition.
Universal recognition — Experienced applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- At least three years of work in a jurisdiction that does not regulate this occupation by licensure, in a similar scope as determined by the Board.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition — Licensed applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- Current valid good-standing licence in a similar scope held at least one year; the original jurisdiction verifies minimum education and any applicable work-experience, examination and clinical-supervision requirements.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING
Residential contractor licence restricted to the Board-published residential plumbing classification; active and inactive status are retained as applicant conditions.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Annual renewal
- Documents
- For active status provide liability coverage, workers compensation if legally required and entity good standing; commercial holders also provide the required net-worth balance sheet. Residential qualifiers provide two continuing-education hours unless grandfathered before July 1, 2015 or inactive. Inactive status retains annual fees while waiving the specified insurance, financial and education documentation.
- Existing License
- Hold an active or inactive licence; submit the completed renewal and applicable annual fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Change to inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold the licence and notify the Board in writing, submit the $25 processing fee and return the licence as directed. Inactive status prohibits contracting and retains annual renewal obligations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
Initial issuance
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Late renewal within the permitted period
- Documents
- Supply the ordinary renewal form and checklist for the current active/inactive status; report changes in qualifier, ownership, name or address.
- Expiration
- Residential renewal is available within 180 days of expiration with the $110 late fee. Commercial Rule 1.1(2)(m) requires a new application at at least 180 days, while the 2026 form says more than 180 days; apply the rule at day 180, otherwise the commercial late fee is $450.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Military family recognition — Existing licence
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Current valid licence in a similar scope held at least one year under section 73-50-1(3)(b).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Military training
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Military occupational specialty, qualifying military training or equivalent testing/training and experience, and performance in the specialty under section 73-50-1(3)(a).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Unlicensed jurisdiction experience
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- At least three years in a similar occupation in a jurisdiction that does not license it under section 73-50-1(4).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Reactivation from inactive status
- Continuing Education
- Provide two continuing-education credit hours before returning to active status unless the Board grants an applicable waiver or deferral.
- Current Licence
- Hold an inactive licence, notify the Board in writing and pay $25. Provide current liability and legally required workers compensation insurance; commercial reactivation also requires Rule 1.1(2)(i) financial information.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, continuing education paragraph (6), reactivation
Reapplication after expiration
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Expiration
- For expiration beyond the late-renewal period, submit a new application with initial-issuance documents. Prior passing scores and any Board-directed retesting are applicant-specific conditions.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reciprocity
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold another jurisdiction’s licence in an equivalent classification and obtain the Board’s equivalency and reciprocal-privilege determination under Rule 1.1(1)(o); supply licence/exam verification, meet the agreement’s tenure and disciplinary conditions and pay the waiver fee. The Board’s implementing instructions retain the Mississippi business-law examination and limit reciprocity to trade waivers. Named Mississippi trade papers remain associated with the classification, with the waiver recorded as the applicant’s condition.
Universal recognition — Experienced applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- At least three years of work in a jurisdiction that does not regulate this occupation by licensure, in a similar scope as determined by the Board.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition — Licensed applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- Current valid good-standing licence in a similar scope held at least one year; the original jurisdiction verifies minimum education and any applicable work-experience, examination and clinical-supervision requirements.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
Residential contractor licence restricted to the Board-published residential remodeler classification; active and inactive status are retained as applicant conditions.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Annual renewal
- Documents
- For active status provide liability coverage, workers compensation if legally required and entity good standing; commercial holders also provide the required net-worth balance sheet. Residential qualifiers provide two continuing-education hours unless grandfathered before July 1, 2015 or inactive. Inactive status retains annual fees while waiving the specified insurance, financial and education documentation.
- Existing License
- Hold an active or inactive licence; submit the completed renewal and applicable annual fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Change to inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold the licence and notify the Board in writing, submit the $25 processing fee and return the licence as directed. Inactive status prohibits contracting and retains annual renewal obligations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
Initial issuance
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Late renewal within the permitted period
- Documents
- Supply the ordinary renewal form and checklist for the current active/inactive status; report changes in qualifier, ownership, name or address.
- Expiration
- Residential renewal is available within 180 days of expiration with the $110 late fee. Commercial Rule 1.1(2)(m) requires a new application at at least 180 days, while the 2026 form says more than 180 days; apply the rule at day 180, otherwise the commercial late fee is $450.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Military family recognition — Existing licence
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Current valid licence in a similar scope held at least one year under section 73-50-1(3)(b).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Military training
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Military occupational specialty, qualifying military training or equivalent testing/training and experience, and performance in the specialty under section 73-50-1(3)(a).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Unlicensed jurisdiction experience
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- At least three years in a similar occupation in a jurisdiction that does not license it under section 73-50-1(4).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Reactivation from inactive status
- Continuing Education
- Provide two continuing-education credit hours before returning to active status unless the Board grants an applicable waiver or deferral.
- Current Licence
- Hold an inactive licence, notify the Board in writing and pay $25. Provide current liability and legally required workers compensation insurance; commercial reactivation also requires Rule 1.1(2)(i) financial information.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, continuing education paragraph (6), reactivation
Reapplication after expiration
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Expiration
- For expiration beyond the late-renewal period, submit a new application with initial-issuance documents. Prior passing scores and any Board-directed retesting are applicant-specific conditions.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reciprocity
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold another jurisdiction’s licence in an equivalent classification and obtain the Board’s equivalency and reciprocal-privilege determination under Rule 1.1(1)(o); supply licence/exam verification, meet the agreement’s tenure and disciplinary conditions and pay the waiver fee. The Board’s implementing instructions retain the Mississippi business-law examination and limit reciprocity to trade waivers. Named Mississippi trade papers remain associated with the classification, with the waiver recorded as the applicant’s condition.
Universal recognition — Experienced applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- At least three years of work in a jurisdiction that does not regulate this occupation by licensure, in a similar scope as determined by the Board.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition — Licensed applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- Current valid good-standing licence in a similar scope held at least one year; the original jurisdiction verifies minimum education and any applicable work-experience, examination and clinical-supervision requirements.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
Residential contractor licence restricted to the Board-published residential roofer classification; active and inactive status are retained as applicant conditions.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Annual renewal
- Documents
- For active status provide liability coverage, workers compensation if legally required and entity good standing; commercial holders also provide the required net-worth balance sheet. Residential qualifiers provide two continuing-education hours unless grandfathered before July 1, 2015 or inactive. Inactive status retains annual fees while waiving the specified insurance, financial and education documentation.
- Existing License
- Hold an active or inactive licence; submit the completed renewal and applicable annual fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Change to inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold the licence and notify the Board in writing, submit the $25 processing fee and return the licence as directed. Inactive status prohibits contracting and retains annual renewal obligations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
Initial issuance
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Late renewal within the permitted period
- Documents
- Supply the ordinary renewal form and checklist for the current active/inactive status; report changes in qualifier, ownership, name or address.
- Expiration
- Residential renewal is available within 180 days of expiration with the $110 late fee. Commercial Rule 1.1(2)(m) requires a new application at at least 180 days, while the 2026 form says more than 180 days; apply the rule at day 180, otherwise the commercial late fee is $450.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Military family recognition — Existing licence
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Current valid licence in a similar scope held at least one year under section 73-50-1(3)(b).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Military training
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Military occupational specialty, qualifying military training or equivalent testing/training and experience, and performance in the specialty under section 73-50-1(3)(a).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Unlicensed jurisdiction experience
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- At least three years in a similar occupation in a jurisdiction that does not license it under section 73-50-1(4).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Reactivation from inactive status
- Continuing Education
- Provide two continuing-education credit hours before returning to active status unless the Board grants an applicable waiver or deferral.
- Current Licence
- Hold an inactive licence, notify the Board in writing and pay $25. Provide current liability and legally required workers compensation insurance; commercial reactivation also requires Rule 1.1(2)(i) financial information.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, continuing education paragraph (6), reactivation
Reapplication after expiration
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Expiration
- For expiration beyond the late-renewal period, submit a new application with initial-issuance documents. Prior passing scores and any Board-directed retesting are applicant-specific conditions.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reciprocity
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold another jurisdiction’s licence in an equivalent classification and obtain the Board’s equivalency and reciprocal-privilege determination under Rule 1.1(1)(o); supply licence/exam verification, meet the agreement’s tenure and disciplinary conditions and pay the waiver fee. The Board’s implementing instructions retain the Mississippi business-law examination and limit reciprocity to trade waivers. Named Mississippi trade papers remain associated with the classification, with the waiver recorded as the applicant’s condition.
Universal recognition — Experienced applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- At least three years of work in a jurisdiction that does not regulate this occupation by licensure, in a similar scope as determined by the Board.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition — Licensed applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- Current valid good-standing licence in a similar scope held at least one year; the original jurisdiction verifies minimum education and any applicable work-experience, examination and clinical-supervision requirements.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
RESIDENTIAL SOLAR
Residential contractor licence restricted to the Board-published residential solar classification; active and inactive status are retained as applicant conditions.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Annual renewal
- Documents
- For active status provide liability coverage, workers compensation if legally required and entity good standing; commercial holders also provide the required net-worth balance sheet. Residential qualifiers provide two continuing-education hours unless grandfathered before July 1, 2015 or inactive. Inactive status retains annual fees while waiving the specified insurance, financial and education documentation.
- Existing License
- Hold an active or inactive licence; submit the completed renewal and applicable annual fee.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Change to inactive status
- Current Licence
- Hold the licence and notify the Board in writing, submit the $25 processing fee and return the licence as directed. Inactive status prohibits contracting and retains annual renewal obligations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
Initial issuance
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- SOLAR (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL SOLAR
- Connections
- Solar work involving electrical or mechanical connections also requires the corresponding classification; its additional trade examinations are represented by the applicable electrical or mechanical classification routes.
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Late renewal within the permitted period
- Documents
- Supply the ordinary renewal form and checklist for the current active/inactive status; report changes in qualifier, ownership, name or address.
- Expiration
- Residential renewal is available within 180 days of expiration with the $110 late fee. Commercial Rule 1.1(2)(m) requires a new application at at least 180 days, while the 2026 form says more than 180 days; apply the rule at day 180, otherwise the commercial late fee is $450.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, exhaustive required-document checklist
- Board residential renewal form published April 2026
Renewal form, checklist contents
Military family recognition — Existing licence
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Current valid licence in a similar scope held at least one year under section 73-50-1(3)(b).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Military training
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- Military occupational specialty, qualifying military training or equivalent testing/training and experience, and performance in the specialty under section 73-50-1(3)(a).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Military family recognition — Unlicensed jurisdiction experience
- Application
- Submit the MFFA waiver form and completed ordinary Board application with qualification evidence. The Board evaluates comparable scope, training and experience.
- Fitness
- Meet section 73-50-1(3)(c)-(e): no disqualifying act/criminal record or misconduct surrender; good standing and no unresolved complaint or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Military Relationship
- A military member, spouse or dependent within Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-1. The Board MFFA form asks for active-duty status; the statute’s broader definition controls, and the form’s stated limitation is retained here for the applicant.
- Qualification
- At least three years in a similar occupation in a jurisdiction that does not license it under section 73-50-1(4).
- Trade Examinations
- Military training, other-jurisdiction testing and prior licensure are applicant conditions. The statutory recognition route authorizes only a Mississippi jurisprudential exam as the relevant additional state test.
Reactivation from inactive status
- Continuing Education
- Provide two continuing-education credit hours before returning to active status unless the Board grants an applicable waiver or deferral.
- Current Licence
- Hold an inactive licence, notify the Board in writing and pay $25. Provide current liability and legally required workers compensation insurance; commercial reactivation also requires Rule 1.1(2)(i) financial information.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, Rule 1.1(4), inactive conversion and reactivation
- Board residential laws and rules, Revised 2022, corroborated by the 2026 Board application
Part 803, continuing education paragraph (6), reactivation
Reapplication after expiration
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- SOLAR (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL SOLAR
- Connections
- Solar work involving electrical or mechanical connections also requires the corresponding classification; its additional trade examinations are represented by the applicable electrical or mechanical classification routes.
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Expiration
- For expiration beyond the late-renewal period, submit a new application with initial-issuance documents. Prior passing scores and any Board-directed retesting are applicant-specific conditions.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
Reciprocity
All of the following:
- LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- SOLAR (practice unavailable)
- Application
- Submit the Board residential application, signed consent and release, supporting documents and $50 for one classification plus $100 for each additional classification; complete within 180 days.
- Business Registration
- Corporations, LLCs and LLPs must provide Mississippi Secretary of State good standing and an income-tax ID, federal tax ID or social security number.
- Classification
- RESIDENTIAL SOLAR
- Connections
- Solar work involving electrical or mechanical connections also requires the corresponding classification; its additional trade examinations are represented by the applicable electrical or mechanical classification routes.
- Experience
- List at least three completed jobs in the requested classification and submit three references, including one from the bank. Disclose background and other licences honestly.
- Inactive Status
- Inactive status prohibits bids, contracts and work, waives liability insurance and continuing education while inactive, and still requires annual renewal.
- Insurance
- For active status supply current general liability coverage naming MSBOC as certificate holder and workers compensation insurance when required by law; the Board application requests workers compensation coverage for five or more employees.
- Oral Accommodation
- Miss. Code Ann. 73-59-5 requires oral administration for an applicant unable to take the written examination; this is an accommodation of the examination, not evidence of another independently registered assessment.
- Qualifying Party
- An owner, officer, executive staff member or responsible managing employee with relevant experience takes the required exams; submit employment evidence unless applying individually. A qualifier may serve at most three entities without Board permission.
- Reciprocity
- Hold another jurisdiction’s licence in an equivalent classification and obtain the Board’s equivalency and reciprocal-privilege determination under Rule 1.1(1)(o); supply licence/exam verification, meet the agreement’s tenure and disciplinary conditions and pay the waiver fee. The Board’s implementing instructions retain the Mississippi business-law examination and limit reciprocity to trade waivers. Named Mississippi trade papers remain associated with the classification, with the waiver recorded as the applicant’s condition.
Universal recognition — Experienced applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- At least three years of work in a jurisdiction that does not regulate this occupation by licensure, in a similar scope as determined by the Board.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition — Licensed applicant
- Fitness
- No disqualifying act or criminal record, no surrender for negligence or intentional misconduct, and no unresolved complaint, allegation or investigation unless resolved to the Board’s satisfaction; pay applicable fees.
- Qualification
- Current valid good-standing licence in a similar scope held at least one year; the original jurisdiction verifies minimum education and any applicable work-experience, examination and clinical-supervision requirements.
- Residency
- Establish Mississippi residency with state ID, residential utility bill, ownership/lease, current employment/promise of employment or other verifiable documentation. Submit UROL with the Board application.
- Trade Examinations
- The recognition statute supplies an independent pathway notwithstanding other law. Another jurisdiction’s examinations and experience are applicant evidence, and are never Mississippi requirement leaves.
Universal recognition Temporary Contractor Practice Permit
Temporary contractor practice pending the recognition application under Miss. Code Ann. 73-50-2(9). The permit covers the same requested commercial or residential discipline and practice level.
Licensing authority: Mississippi State Board of Contractors · Application information
Temporary permit pending recognition
- Affidavit
- Submit an affidavit under penalties of perjury affirming the applicable military training, qualifying out-of-state licence or three-year unlicensed-jurisdiction experience and required fitness conditions; pay the applicable fees.
- Application
- The recognition application requires longer than two weeks to process; obtain the statutory temporary permit within 30 days of receipt.
- Duration
- Practice continues until full licensure or notice of denial. The temporary licence expires after 365 days if the applicable full-licensure requirements are not satisfied.
- Examination Timing
- The Mississippi business-law examination is part of the currently offered recognition route even when passage follows temporary-permit issuance; the affidavit and timing do not remove the examination leaf.
- Practice Level
- The permit covers only the requested and supported contractor discipline and scope.
ALARM SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- General Electrical and Low Voltage
- Fire Detection and Notification
- Intrusion Detection and Notification
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: ALARM SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ALARM SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT content outline, section General Electrical and Low Voltage
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ALARM SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT content outline, section Fire Detection and Notification
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ALARM SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT content outline, section Intrusion Detection and Notification
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Boilers
- Valves and Controls
- Pumps
- Safety
- Piping and Traps
- Other Components and Accessories
- Fuels
- General Knowledge and Code Requirements
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR content outline, section Boilers
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR content outline, section Valves and Controls
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR content outline, section Pumps
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR content outline, section Piping and Traps
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR content outline, section Other Components and Accessories
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR content outline, section Fuels
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BOILER INSTALLATION AND REPAIR content outline, section General Knowledge and Code Requirements
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 80
- Time limit
- 3 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Site work
- Concrete
- Masonry
- Metals
- Carpentry
- Thermal and Moisture Protection
- Doors and Windows
- Finishes
- Safety
- General Code, Plan Reading and Estimating
- Mississippi One Call
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Site work
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Concrete
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Masonry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Metals
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Carpentry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Thermal and Moisture Protection
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Doors and Windows
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Finishes
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section General Code, Plan Reading and Estimating
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Mississippi One Call
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
CARPENTRY
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Safety
- Insulation
- Windows and Doors
- Rough Carpentry and Formwork
- Finish Carpentry
- Drywall
- Siding
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: CARPENTRY
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CARPENTRY content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CARPENTRY content outline, section Insulation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CARPENTRY content outline, section Windows and Doors
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CARPENTRY content outline, section Rough Carpentry and Formwork
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CARPENTRY content outline, section Finish Carpentry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CARPENTRY content outline, section Drywall
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CARPENTRY content outline, section Siding
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Sound and Communications
- Services, Feeders, Branch Circuits and Overcurrent Protection
- Conductors, Raceways and Enclosures
- General Knowledge and Calculations
- Grounding and Bonding
- Power Supplies
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Sound and Communications
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Services, Feeders, Branch Circuits and Overcurrent Protection
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Conductors, Raceways and Enclosures
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS content outline, section General Knowledge and Calculations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Grounding and Bonding
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Power Supplies
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
CONCRETE
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Safety
- Concrete-Earthwork
- Concrete
- Concrete-Reinforcement
- Concrete-Formwork
- Concrete - Cutting
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: CONCRETE
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONCRETE content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONCRETE content outline, section Concrete-Earthwork
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONCRETE content outline, section Concrete
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONCRETE content outline, section Concrete-Reinforcement
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONCRETE content outline, section Concrete-Formwork
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONCRETE content outline, section Concrete - Cutting
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 40
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Installation
- Systems and Equipment
- Tools and Fasteners
- Safety
- Maintenance and Troubleshooting
- Electrical
- Welding
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: CONVEYOR SYSTEMS
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONVEYOR SYSTEMS content outline, section Installation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONVEYOR SYSTEMS content outline, section Systems and Equipment
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONVEYOR SYSTEMS content outline, section Tools and Fasteners
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONVEYOR SYSTEMS content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONVEYOR SYSTEMS content outline, section Maintenance and Troubleshooting
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONVEYOR SYSTEMS content outline, section Electrical
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
CONVEYOR SYSTEMS content outline, section Welding
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Ducts
- Hoods and Ventilation Equipment and Devices
- General Knowledge
- Safety
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION content outline, section Ducts
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION content outline, section Hoods and Ventilation Equipment and Devices
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION content outline, section General Knowledge
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
DUCTWORK FOR HEATING, A/C AND VENTILATION content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Wire Rope
- Clearance and Space Limits
- Electrical
- Testing
- Engineering and Inspection
- Safety Devices
- Controls
- Operating Limitations
- Drive Mechanisms
- Fire Service
- Maintenance and Repairs
- Escalators and Dumbwaiters
- Emergency Power
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Wire Rope
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Clearance and Space Limits
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Electrical
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Testing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Engineering and Inspection
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Safety Devices
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Controls
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Operating Limitations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Drive Mechanisms
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Fire Service
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Maintenance and Repairs
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Escalators and Dumbwaiters
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ELEVATORS AND ESCALATORS content outline, section Emergency Power
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
EXCAVATION AND GRADING
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 40
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- General Regulations and One Call
- Excavating and Grading
- Safety - Code of Federal Regulations
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: EXCAVATION AND GRADING
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
EXCAVATION AND GRADING content outline, section General Regulations and One Call
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
EXCAVATION AND GRADING content outline, section Excavating and Grading
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
EXCAVATION AND GRADING content outline, section Safety - Code of Federal Regulations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
FUELING SYSTEMS
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Excavation
- Tank Installation and Testing
- Piping. Pumps, and Controls
- Troubleshooting and Maintenance
- Safety and Fire Prevention
- Leak Detection and Monitoring Systems
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: FUELING SYSTEMS
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
FUELING SYSTEMS content outline, section Excavation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
FUELING SYSTEMS content outline, section Tank Installation and Testing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
FUELING SYSTEMS content outline, section Piping. Pumps, and Controls
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
FUELING SYSTEMS content outline, section Troubleshooting and Maintenance
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
FUELING SYSTEMS content outline, section Safety and Fire Prevention
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
FUELING SYSTEMS content outline, section Leak Detection and Monitoring Systems
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 45
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- General Glazing
- Glass Systems
- Plastics/Acrylics
- Sealant Installations
- Safety
- Code Requirements
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS content outline, section General Glazing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS content outline, section Glass Systems
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS content outline, section Plastics/Acrylics
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS content outline, section Sealant Installations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
GLASS, GLAZING, WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS content outline, section Code Requirements
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 100
- Time limit
- 4 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Water and Sewer
- Gas
- Paving
- Excavation, Compaction and Grading
- Safety
- Steel
- Piles
- Concrete
- Traffic Control
- Welding
- MS One-Call
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: HEAVY CONSTRUCTION
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Water and Sewer
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Gas
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Paving
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Excavation, Compaction and Grading
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Steel
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Piles
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Concrete
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Traffic Control
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Welding
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HEAVY CONSTRUCTION content outline, section MS One-Call
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
HIGHWAY
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Paving-Asphalt
- Piles
- Excavation and Grading
- Concrete Paving
- Safety
- MS One-Call
- Traffic Control
- Concrete
- Metals
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: HIGHWAY
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HIGHWAY content outline, section Paving-Asphalt
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HIGHWAY content outline, section Piles
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HIGHWAY content outline, section Excavation and Grading
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HIGHWAY content outline, section Concrete Paving
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HIGHWAY content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HIGHWAY content outline, section MS One-Call
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HIGHWAY content outline, section Traffic Control
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HIGHWAY content outline, section Concrete
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HIGHWAY content outline, section Metals
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
HVAC
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 80
- Time limit
- 4 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Piping
- Insulation
- Hangers and Supports
- Sound, Vibration and Seismic Control
- Heating and Cooling Principles
- Refrigerants and Refrigeration
- Load Calculations
- Testing, Adjusting and Balancing
- Controls
- A/C and Heat Pump Equipment
- Furnaces and Heaters
- Chimneys, Flues and Vents
- Combustion Air
- Fuel Gas Systems
- LP Gas Systems
- Ducts
- Boilers and Hydronics
- Machine Room
- Evaporative Cooling
- Safety
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: HVAC
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Piping
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Insulation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Hangers and Supports
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Sound, Vibration and Seismic Control
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Heating and Cooling Principles
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Refrigerants and Refrigeration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Load Calculations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Testing, Adjusting and Balancing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Controls
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section A/C and Heat Pump Equipment
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Furnaces and Heaters
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Chimneys, Flues and Vents
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Combustion Air
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Fuel Gas Systems
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section LP Gas Systems
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Ducts
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Boilers and Hydronics
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Machine Room
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Evaporative Cooling
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
HVAC content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
INSULATION
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 30
- Time limit
- 1 hour
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Pipe Insulation
- Duct Insulation
- Safety
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: INSULATION
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
INSULATION content outline, section Pipe Insulation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
INSULATION content outline, section Duct Insulation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
INSULATION content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 40
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Piping and Valves
- Layout, Plans and Specifications
- Sprinkler Heads
- Controls and wiring
- Excavation, Compaction and Grading
- Pumps
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Piping and Valves
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Layout, Plans and Specifications
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Sprinkler Heads
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Controls and wiring
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Excavation, Compaction and Grading
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS content outline, section Pumps
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
LANDSCAPING
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 40
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Trees and Shrubs
- Grass and Groundcover
- Drainage and Grading
- Hardscaping
- Regional Plants
- Soils and Amendments
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: LANDSCAPING
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LANDSCAPING content outline, section Trees and Shrubs
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LANDSCAPING content outline, section Grass and Groundcover
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LANDSCAPING content outline, section Drainage and Grading
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LANDSCAPING content outline, section Hardscaping
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LANDSCAPING content outline, section Regional Plants
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LANDSCAPING content outline, section Soils and Amendments
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 45
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Safety
- Surface Preparation and Setup
- Drywall
- Stucco
- Application and Installation
- Base and Finish Coat
- Plaster and Lathe
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO content outline, section Surface Preparation and Setup
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO content outline, section Drywall
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO content outline, section Stucco
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO content outline, section Application and Installation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO content outline, section Base and Finish Coat
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LATHING, PLASTERING AND STUCCO content outline, section Plaster and Lathe
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION (Mississippi Contractors)
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Licensing
- Estimating and Bidding
- Lien Law
- Financial Management
- Tax Laws
- Labor Laws
- Project Management
- Contracts
- Business Organization
- Risk Management
- Environmental and Safety
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Licensing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Estimating and Bidding
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Lien Law
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Financial Management
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Tax Laws
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Labor Laws
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Project Management
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Contracts
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Business Organization
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Risk Management
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
LAW AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT content outline, section Environmental and Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
MARINE CONSTRUCTION
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 40
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Safety
- Miscellaneous Engineering – Pile Driving
- Concrete
- Concrete - Reinforcing Steel
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: MARINE CONSTRUCTION
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MARINE CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MARINE CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Miscellaneous Engineering – Pile Driving
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MARINE CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Concrete
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MARINE CONSTRUCTION content outline, section Concrete - Reinforcing Steel
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
MASTER ELECTRICIAN
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 80
- Time limit
- 3 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- General Electrical Knowledge
- Service, Feeders, and Branch Circuits
- Grounding and Bonding
- Conductors and Cables
- Raceways and Boxes
- Special Occupancies and Equipment
- Electrical Power
- Motors
- Low Voltage
- Lighting
- Illuminated Signs
- Fire Detection and Alarm Systems
- Safety Information
- Overcurrent Protection
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: MASTER ELECTRICIAN
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section General Electrical Knowledge
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Service, Feeders, and Branch Circuits
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Grounding and Bonding
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Conductors and Cables
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Raceways and Boxes
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Special Occupancies and Equipment
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Electrical Power
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Motors
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Low Voltage
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Lighting
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Illuminated Signs
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Fire Detection and Alarm Systems
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Safety Information
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MASTER ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Overcurrent Protection
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 100
- Time limit
- 4 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Boilers and Hydronics
- Gas Systems
- Cleanouts
- Plumbing Fixtures and Equipment
- Water Heaters
- Piping, valves, controls
- Sheet Metal and Ducts
- Water Supply
- Hangers and Supports
- Drain, Waste, and Vent
- Backflow
- Traps and Interceptors
- Developed length
- Isometric Analysis
- Safety
- Joints and Connections
- General Plumbing Regulations
- Fire Sprinklers
- Refrigerants and Refrigeration
- Heating and Cooling Principles
- Load Calculations
- Testing, Adjusting and Balancing
- HVAC Equipment
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Boilers and Hydronics
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Gas Systems
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Cleanouts
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Plumbing Fixtures and Equipment
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Water Heaters
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Piping, valves, controls
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Sheet Metal and Ducts
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Water Supply
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Hangers and Supports
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Drain, Waste, and Vent
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Backflow
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Traps and Interceptors
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Developed length
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Isometric Analysis
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Joints and Connections
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section General Plumbing Regulations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Fire Sprinklers
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Refrigerants and Refrigeration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Heating and Cooling Principles
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Load Calculations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section Testing, Adjusting and Balancing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR content outline, section HVAC Equipment
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
MUNICIPAL
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Excavation, Compaction and Grading
- Safety
- Steel
- Concrete
- General Knowledge
- Underground Utilities-Concrete Pipe Installation
- Underground Utilities-Ductile Pipe Installation
- MS One-Call
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: MUNICIPAL
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MUNICIPAL content outline, section Excavation, Compaction and Grading
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MUNICIPAL content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MUNICIPAL content outline, section Steel
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MUNICIPAL content outline, section Concrete
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MUNICIPAL content outline, section General Knowledge
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MUNICIPAL content outline, section Underground Utilities-Concrete Pipe Installation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MUNICIPAL content outline, section Underground Utilities-Ductile Pipe Installation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
MUNICIPAL content outline, section MS One-Call
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
PLUMBING
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 70
- Time limit
- 3 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- General Plumbing Regulations
- Safety
- Cleanouts
- Fixtures and Equipment
- Water Heaters
- Piping, valves, controls
- Water Supply
- Hangers and Supports
- Drain, Waste, and Vent
- Backflow
- Traps and Interceptors
- Developed length
- Isometric Analysis
- Joints and Connections
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: PLUMBING
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section General Plumbing Regulations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Cleanouts
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Fixtures and Equipment
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Water Heaters
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Piping, valves, controls
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Water Supply
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Hangers and Supports
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Drain, Waste, and Vent
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Backflow
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Traps and Interceptors
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Developed length
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Isometric Analysis
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PLUMBING content outline, section Joints and Connections
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
PROCESS PIPING
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Joining Methods
- Pipe Fitting
- Safety
- Reading Drawings
- Codes
- Materials and Components
- Process Equipment
- Insulation
- Pipe Supports
- Line Labeling
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: PROCESS PIPING
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PROCESS PIPING content outline, section Joining Methods
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PROCESS PIPING content outline, section Pipe Fitting
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PROCESS PIPING content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PROCESS PIPING content outline, section Reading Drawings
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PROCESS PIPING content outline, section Codes
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PROCESS PIPING content outline, section Materials and Components
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PROCESS PIPING content outline, section Process Equipment
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PROCESS PIPING content outline, section Insulation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PROCESS PIPING content outline, section Pipe Supports
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
PROCESS PIPING content outline, section Line Labeling
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
REFRIGERATION
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Refrigeration and Refrigerants
- Piping and Tubing
- Components
- Controls, Valves and Wiring
- Tests, Inspections and Maintenance
- Safety
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: REFRIGERATION
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REFRIGERATION content outline, section Refrigeration and Refrigerants
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REFRIGERATION content outline, section Piping and Tubing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REFRIGERATION content outline, section Components
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REFRIGERATION content outline, section Controls, Valves and Wiring
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REFRIGERATION content outline, section Tests, Inspections and Maintenance
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REFRIGERATION content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
REMODELING
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 135 minutes
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Safety
- Windows and Doors
- Rough Carpentry
- Finish Carpentry
- Siding
- Drywall
- Concrete
- Masonry
- Roofing – Residential and Commercial
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: REMODELING
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REMODELING content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REMODELING content outline, section Windows and Doors
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REMODELING content outline, section Rough Carpentry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REMODELING content outline, section Finish Carpentry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REMODELING content outline, section Siding
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REMODELING content outline, section Drywall
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REMODELING content outline, section Concrete
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REMODELING content outline, section Masonry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
REMODELING content outline, section Roofing – Residential and Commercial
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 80
- Time limit
- 3 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Site work, Footings and Foundations
- Concrete and Concrete Reinforcement
- Masonry
- Carpentry
- Associated Trades and Drywall
- Roofing
- Estimating, Plan Reading and General Code Requirements
- OSHA Safety
- Licensing
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: RESIDENTIAL BUILDER
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER content outline, section Site work, Footings and Foundations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER content outline, section Concrete and Concrete Reinforcement
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER content outline, section Masonry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER content outline, section Carpentry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER content outline, section Associated Trades and Drywall
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER content outline, section Roofing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER content outline, section Estimating, Plan Reading and General Code Requirements
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER content outline, section OSHA Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL BUILDER content outline, section Licensing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 150 Minutes
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Safety
- Windows and Doors
- Rough Carpentry
- Finish Carpentry
- Associated Trades
- Concrete
- Masonry
- Residential Roofing
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: RESIDENTIAL REMODELER
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL REMODELER content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL REMODELER content outline, section Windows and Doors
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL REMODELER content outline, section Rough Carpentry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL REMODELER content outline, section Finish Carpentry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL REMODELER content outline, section Associated Trades
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL REMODELER content outline, section Concrete
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL REMODELER content outline, section Masonry
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL REMODELER content outline, section Residential Roofing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Materials
- Installation of Roof Coverings
- Roof Drainage
- Rooftop Structures
- Safety
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: RESIDENTIAL ROOFER
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ROOFER content outline, section Materials
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ROOFER content outline, section Installation of Roof Coverings
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ROOFER content outline, section Roof Drainage
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ROOFER content outline, section Rooftop Structures
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ROOFER content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Safety
- Roofing - Substrate
- Roofing - Steep
- Roofing Repairs
- Roofing - Elastomeric
- Roofing - Built - up Bituminous
- Siding - General Knowledge
- Sheet Metal and Flashing
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING content outline, section Roofing - Substrate
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING content outline, section Roofing - Steep
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING content outline, section Roofing Repairs
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING content outline, section Roofing - Elastomeric
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING content outline, section Roofing - Built - up Bituminous
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING content outline, section Siding - General Knowledge
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
ROOFING, SHEET METAL AND SIDING content outline, section Sheet Metal and Flashing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
SIGN ERECTION
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Electrical
- Safety
- Installation
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: SIGN ERECTION
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SIGN ERECTION content outline, section Electrical
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SIGN ERECTION content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SIGN ERECTION content outline, section Installation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
STRUCTURAL STEEL
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Post-tensioning
- Reinforcing Steel
- Safety - OSHA Subpart R
- Safety - General
- Steel Decks
- Steel Joists and Girders
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: STRUCTURAL STEEL
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
STRUCTURAL STEEL content outline, section Post-tensioning
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
STRUCTURAL STEEL content outline, section Reinforcing Steel
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
STRUCTURAL STEEL content outline, section Safety - OSHA Subpart R
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
STRUCTURAL STEEL content outline, section Safety - General
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
STRUCTURAL STEEL content outline, section Steel Decks
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
STRUCTURAL STEEL content outline, section Steel Joists and Girders
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
SWIMMING POOLS
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Filtration/Circulation Systems
- Maintenance and Operation
- Accessories and Associated Trades
- Concrete, Shotcrete and Gunite
- Design
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: SWIMMING POOLS
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SWIMMING POOLS content outline, section Filtration/Circulation Systems
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SWIMMING POOLS content outline, section Maintenance and Operation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SWIMMING POOLS content outline, section Accessories and Associated Trades
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SWIMMING POOLS content outline, section Concrete, Shotcrete and Gunite
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SWIMMING POOLS content outline, section Design
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
TILE AND MARBLE
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 40
- Time limit
- 1 hour and 30 minutes
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Surface Preparation
- Installation and Adhesives
- Grout and Finishing
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: TILE AND MARBLE
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TILE AND MARBLE content outline, section Surface Preparation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TILE AND MARBLE content outline, section Installation and Adhesives
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TILE AND MARBLE content outline, section Grout and Finishing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Transformers
- Electrical Knowledge
- Conductors
- Overhead Lines
- Underground Lines
- Equipment and Safety
- Grounding Methods
- Service Drops and Laterals
- Poles and Structures
- Electric Supply Stations
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES content outline, section Transformers
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES content outline, section Electrical Knowledge
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES content outline, section Conductors
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES content outline, section Overhead Lines
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES content outline, section Underground Lines
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES content outline, section Equipment and Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES content outline, section Grounding Methods
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES content outline, section Service Drops and Laterals
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES content outline, section Poles and Structures
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
TRANSMISSION/DISTRIBUTION LINES content outline, section Electric Supply Stations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 50
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Safety-Code of Federal Regulations
- General Knowledge
- Underground Utilities-Concrete Pipe Installation
- Underground Utilities-Ductile Pipe Installation
- Excavating and Grading
- Welding
- Underground Utilities -- Gas
- MS One-Call
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES content outline, section Safety-Code of Federal Regulations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES content outline, section General Knowledge
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES content outline, section Underground Utilities-Concrete Pipe Installation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES content outline, section Underground Utilities-Ductile Pipe Installation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES content outline, section Excavating and Grading
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES content outline, section Welding
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES content outline, section Underground Utilities -- Gas
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES content outline, section MS One-Call
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
WELDING
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 2 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Oxyacetylene Welding and Cutting
- Blueprint and Plan Reading
- Brazing
- Pipe Welding
- Materials
- SMAW
- GTAW
- Testing and Inspection
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: WELDING
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
WELDING content outline, section Oxyacetylene Welding and Cutting
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
WELDING content outline, section Blueprint and Plan Reading
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
WELDING content outline, section Brazing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
WELDING content outline, section Pipe Welding
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
WELDING content outline, section Materials
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
WELDING content outline, section SMAW
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
WELDING content outline, section GTAW
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
WELDING content outline, section Testing and Inspection
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 60
- Time limit
- 3 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- General Electrical Knowledge
- Services, Feeders, and Branch Circuits
- Overcurrent Protection
- Grounding and Bonding
- Conductors and Cables
- Raceways and Boxes
- Lighting
- Specialty
- Safety
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN content outline, section General Electrical Knowledge
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Services, Feeders, and Branch Circuits
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Overcurrent Protection
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Grounding and Bonding
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Conductors and Cables
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Raceways and Boxes
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Lighting
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Specialty
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
RESIDENTIAL HVAC
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 80
- Time limit
- 4 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- Insulation
- Hangars and Supports
- Sound, Vibration & Seismic Control
- Heating and Cooling Principles
- Refrigerants
- Load Calculations
- Testing, Adjusting and Balancing
- Controls
- A/C and Heat Pump Equipment
- Furnaces and Heaters
- Chimneys, Flues and Vents
- Combustion Air
- Ducts
- Ventilation and Exhausts
- Safety
- Fuel Gas
- LP Gas
- Fuel Oil
- Piping
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: RESIDENTIAL HVAC
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Insulation
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Hangars and Supports
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Sound, Vibration & Seismic Control
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Heating and Cooling Principles
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Refrigerants
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Load Calculations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Testing, Adjusting and Balancing
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Controls
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section A/C and Heat Pump Equipment
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Furnaces and Heaters
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Chimneys, Flues and Vents
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Combustion Air
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Ducts
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Ventilation and Exhausts
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Fuel Gas
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section LP Gas
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Fuel Oil
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL HVAC content outline, section Piping
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 80
- Time limit
- 4 hours
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
- General Plumbing Knowledge and Regulations
- Piping, Valves, and Controls
- Fixtures and Equipment
- Water Supply
- Drain, Waste and Vent and Sewers
- Isometric Analysis
- Safety
- Specialty Applications
- Fuel Gas
- LP Gas
- Fuel Oil
- Piping
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section General Plumbing Knowledge and Regulations
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section Piping, Valves, and Controls
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section Fixtures and Equipment
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section Water Supply
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section Drain, Waste and Vent and Sewers
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section Isometric Analysis
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section Safety
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section Specialty Applications
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section Fuel Gas
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section LP Gas
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section Fuel Oil
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING content outline, section Piping
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions
SOLAR
- Provider
- PSI Services LLC
- Format
- Computer-administered, open book
- Exam questions
- 80
- Time limit
- 200 minutes
- Passing score
- 70%
- Exam fee
- $120 per examination portion
Examination outline
Swimming Pools
- Site Survey and Collector Orientation
- Pool and Spa heating systems
- Installing Solar Collectors
- Piping Systems
- Attaching System Plumbing Components
- Connecting Electrical Control Systems
- Activating, Inspecting, and Troubleshooting Systems
- Demonstrating System Operation to Owners
- Complying with Safety Procedures and Building Codes
Domestic Hot Water
- Site Survey and Collector Orientation
- Solar Domestic Hot Water Systems
- Installing Solar Water Heating Systems
- Piping Systems
- Addressing Problems Caused by Water Conditions
- Installing Components Unique to Indirect (Closed Loop) Systems
- Commissioning Systems
- Servicing Systems
- Demonstrating System Operation to Owners
- Using Tools and Equipment
- Connecting Electrical Control Systems
- Complying with Safety Procedures and Building Codes
Photovoltaics
- Site Survey and Module Orientation
- Photovoltaic Systems to Meet End-use Requirements
- Designing Grid Tied Systems
- Designing Stand Alone/Non-grid Connected Systems
- Designing with Hybrid Systems
- Installing Photovoltaic Systems
- Commissioning Systems
- Using Photovoltaic Tools and Equipment
- Maintaining PV Systems
- Complying with Safety Procedures and Building Codes
Examination sources
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
Published examination heading: SOLAR
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, section Swimming Pools
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Swimming Pools, topic a
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Swimming Pools, topic b
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Swimming Pools, topic c
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Swimming Pools, topic d
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Swimming Pools, topic e
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Swimming Pools, topic f
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Swimming Pools, topic g
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Swimming Pools, topic h
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Swimming Pools, topic i
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, section Domestic Hot Water
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic a
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic b
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic c
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic d
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic e
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic f
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic g
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic h
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic i
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic j
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic k
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Domestic Hot Water, topic l
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, section Photovoltaics
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Photovoltaics, topic a
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Photovoltaics, topic b
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Photovoltaics, topic c
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Photovoltaics, topic d
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Photovoltaics, topic e
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Photovoltaics, topic f
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Photovoltaics, topic g
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Photovoltaics, topic h
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Photovoltaics, topic i
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
SOLAR content outline, Photovoltaics, topic j
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, computer administration
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 5, score reporting and pass threshold
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, Board examination program owner and delivery
- PSI Candidate Information Bulletin, updated 4/23/2026
p. 2, separately registered examination portions