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Commercial Developer
Commercial Developer endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
Initial issuance — Commercial Developer
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.021(1)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.035
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.084
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0142
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- CCB License requirements
Key Deadlines, requalification after licence lapse
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0300
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(6)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Statutory Exemption Conflict
- The ordinary restricted-endorsement test exemption is also stated in the statute. Both source provisions are retained: the explicit restoration training-and-testing requirement supplies the exam leaf, and the normal exemption remains this condition under the contract rule for same-rank sources.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for small or large commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.098
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0390
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(14)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Commercial General Contractor Level 1
Commercial General Contractor Level 1 endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(10)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(10)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(10)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(10)
Initial issuance by approved training and examination
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Prelicense Training
- The RMI completes at least 16 hours of approved pre-license training and passes the Oregon examination.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reciprocity
- OAR 812-006-0300(6) states there are no reciprocal agreements with other states or organisations that test contractors. An out-of-state licence is a condition, not a substitute exam leaf.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- Ordinary pre-license training and testing are valid for 24 months from passage; submit the licence application within that period.
Initial issuance with qualifying pre July 2000 RMI experience
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Expired Special Exemption
- OAR 812-006-0162 expressly expired January 2, 2022; that special exemption is not emitted as a current route.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Experience
- The RMI must have been listed in CCB records before July 1, 2000 in a qualifying ownership, officer, trustee or RMI role for a licensed business, with the association and no-more-than-24-month lapse conditions in OAR 812-006-0450(1)(a)-(c).
- Training And Testing Alternative
- The qualifying experience pathway replaces ordinary pre-license training and testing; it is not the expired eight-year sole-proprietor training exemption.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.005(16)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0100
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0450
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(10)
- CCB License requirements
Responsible Managing Individual, qualification alternatives
Initial issuance with an installer qualified responsible managing individual
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Testing Requirement
- ORS 701.122(3) and OAR 812-006-0300 identify the contractor test. The statutory RMI definition recognises the installer qualification but does not expressly exempt this contractor endorsement from the business-practices examination; the identified Oregon exam is retained.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Installer Qualification
- ORS 701.005(16)(c)(C) recognises compliance with ORS 446.395 as an RMI qualification. ORS 446.395 is the separate individual manufactured-dwelling installer licence; it is an applicant condition.
Initial issuance with NASCLA accredited examination qualification
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Examination
- Pass the NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building Contractors and the Oregon pre-licensure test. The national exam is currently accepted in OAR 812-006-0310 and the Board implementation, but no nationwide exam version was supplied for reference.
- Nascla Proof
- The RMI must appear in the NASCLA National Examination Database; provide the NASCLA transcript to the CCB to obtain Oregon test eligibility.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- The ordinary 24-month limit does not apply to an RMI satisfying OAR 812-006-0160 and 812-006-0310, under OAR 812-006-0400(3).
- Training Alternative
- Study the reference materials described in OAR 812-006-0160 instead of the ordinary 16-hour course.
Initial issuance through approved SBDC course and segmented CCB examination
- Alternative Exam Format
- The approved course combines studying and testing; all four segment tests must be passed at 70%, producing one CCB examination certificate. The programme identifies this as the actual CCB exam, not four independently registered examinations.
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Approved Course
- The RMI completes and passes the Contractor Pre-License Business, Law, and Project Management Training Institute course developed by an Oregon community-college SBDC under an intergovernmental agreement.
- Course Score Window
- The entire course must have been successfully completed and passed within the 24-month validity period in OAR 812-006-0400(4).
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $80,000; liability $2 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Commercial General Contractor Level 2
Commercial General Contractor Level 2 endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(12)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(12)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(12)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(12)
Initial issuance by approved training and examination
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Prelicense Training
- The RMI completes at least 16 hours of approved pre-license training and passes the Oregon examination.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reciprocity
- OAR 812-006-0300(6) states there are no reciprocal agreements with other states or organisations that test contractors. An out-of-state licence is a condition, not a substitute exam leaf.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- Ordinary pre-license training and testing are valid for 24 months from passage; submit the licence application within that period.
Initial issuance with qualifying pre July 2000 RMI experience
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Expired Special Exemption
- OAR 812-006-0162 expressly expired January 2, 2022; that special exemption is not emitted as a current route.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Experience
- The RMI must have been listed in CCB records before July 1, 2000 in a qualifying ownership, officer, trustee or RMI role for a licensed business, with the association and no-more-than-24-month lapse conditions in OAR 812-006-0450(1)(a)-(c).
- Training And Testing Alternative
- The qualifying experience pathway replaces ordinary pre-license training and testing; it is not the expired eight-year sole-proprietor training exemption.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.005(16)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0100
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0450
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(12)
- CCB License requirements
Responsible Managing Individual, qualification alternatives
Initial issuance with an installer qualified responsible managing individual
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Testing Requirement
- ORS 701.122(3) and OAR 812-006-0300 identify the contractor test. The statutory RMI definition recognises the installer qualification but does not expressly exempt this contractor endorsement from the business-practices examination; the identified Oregon exam is retained.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Installer Qualification
- ORS 701.005(16)(c)(C) recognises compliance with ORS 446.395 as an RMI qualification. ORS 446.395 is the separate individual manufactured-dwelling installer licence; it is an applicant condition.
Initial issuance with NASCLA accredited examination qualification
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Examination
- Pass the NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building Contractors and the Oregon pre-licensure test. The national exam is currently accepted in OAR 812-006-0310 and the Board implementation, but no nationwide exam version was supplied for reference.
- Nascla Proof
- The RMI must appear in the NASCLA National Examination Database; provide the NASCLA transcript to the CCB to obtain Oregon test eligibility.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- The ordinary 24-month limit does not apply to an RMI satisfying OAR 812-006-0160 and 812-006-0310, under OAR 812-006-0400(3).
- Training Alternative
- Study the reference materials described in OAR 812-006-0160 instead of the ordinary 16-hour course.
Initial issuance through approved SBDC course and segmented CCB examination
- Alternative Exam Format
- The approved course combines studying and testing; all four segment tests must be passed at 70%, producing one CCB examination certificate. The programme identifies this as the actual CCB exam, not four independently registered examinations.
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Approved Course
- The RMI completes and passes the Contractor Pre-License Business, Law, and Project Management Training Institute course developed by an Oregon community-college SBDC under an intergovernmental agreement.
- Course Score Window
- The entire course must have been successfully completed and passed within the 24-month validity period in OAR 812-006-0400(4).
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 1
Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 1 endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(11)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(11)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(11)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(11)
Initial issuance by approved training and examination
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Prelicense Training
- The RMI completes at least 16 hours of approved pre-license training and passes the Oregon examination.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reciprocity
- OAR 812-006-0300(6) states there are no reciprocal agreements with other states or organisations that test contractors. An out-of-state licence is a condition, not a substitute exam leaf.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- Ordinary pre-license training and testing are valid for 24 months from passage; submit the licence application within that period.
Initial issuance with qualifying pre July 2000 RMI experience
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Expired Special Exemption
- OAR 812-006-0162 expressly expired January 2, 2022; that special exemption is not emitted as a current route.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Experience
- The RMI must have been listed in CCB records before July 1, 2000 in a qualifying ownership, officer, trustee or RMI role for a licensed business, with the association and no-more-than-24-month lapse conditions in OAR 812-006-0450(1)(a)-(c).
- Training And Testing Alternative
- The qualifying experience pathway replaces ordinary pre-license training and testing; it is not the expired eight-year sole-proprietor training exemption.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.005(16)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0100
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0450
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(11)
- CCB License requirements
Responsible Managing Individual, qualification alternatives
Initial issuance with an installer qualified responsible managing individual
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Testing Requirement
- ORS 701.122(3) and OAR 812-006-0300 identify the contractor test. The statutory RMI definition recognises the installer qualification but does not expressly exempt this contractor endorsement from the business-practices examination; the identified Oregon exam is retained.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Installer Qualification
- ORS 701.005(16)(c)(C) recognises compliance with ORS 446.395 as an RMI qualification. ORS 446.395 is the separate individual manufactured-dwelling installer licence; it is an applicant condition.
Initial issuance with NASCLA accredited examination qualification
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Examination
- Pass the NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building Contractors and the Oregon pre-licensure test. The national exam is currently accepted in OAR 812-006-0310 and the Board implementation, but no nationwide exam version was supplied for reference.
- Nascla Proof
- The RMI must appear in the NASCLA National Examination Database; provide the NASCLA transcript to the CCB to obtain Oregon test eligibility.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- The ordinary 24-month limit does not apply to an RMI satisfying OAR 812-006-0160 and 812-006-0310, under OAR 812-006-0400(3).
- Training Alternative
- Study the reference materials described in OAR 812-006-0160 instead of the ordinary 16-hour course.
Initial issuance through approved SBDC course and segmented CCB examination
- Alternative Exam Format
- The approved course combines studying and testing; all four segment tests must be passed at 70%, producing one CCB examination certificate. The programme identifies this as the actual CCB exam, not four independently registered examinations.
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Approved Course
- The RMI completes and passes the Contractor Pre-License Business, Law, and Project Management Training Institute course developed by an Oregon community-college SBDC under an intergovernmental agreement.
- Course Score Window
- The entire course must have been successfully completed and passed within the 24-month validity period in OAR 812-006-0400(4).
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined eight years of qualifying experience. Bond $55,000; liability $1 million aggregate.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 2
Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 2 endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(13)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(13)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(13)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(13)
Initial issuance by approved training and examination
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Prelicense Training
- The RMI completes at least 16 hours of approved pre-license training and passes the Oregon examination.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reciprocity
- OAR 812-006-0300(6) states there are no reciprocal agreements with other states or organisations that test contractors. An out-of-state licence is a condition, not a substitute exam leaf.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- Ordinary pre-license training and testing are valid for 24 months from passage; submit the licence application within that period.
Initial issuance with qualifying pre July 2000 RMI experience
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Expired Special Exemption
- OAR 812-006-0162 expressly expired January 2, 2022; that special exemption is not emitted as a current route.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Experience
- The RMI must have been listed in CCB records before July 1, 2000 in a qualifying ownership, officer, trustee or RMI role for a licensed business, with the association and no-more-than-24-month lapse conditions in OAR 812-006-0450(1)(a)-(c).
- Training And Testing Alternative
- The qualifying experience pathway replaces ordinary pre-license training and testing; it is not the expired eight-year sole-proprietor training exemption.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.005(16)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0100
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0450
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(13)
- CCB License requirements
Responsible Managing Individual, qualification alternatives
Initial issuance with an installer qualified responsible managing individual
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Testing Requirement
- ORS 701.122(3) and OAR 812-006-0300 identify the contractor test. The statutory RMI definition recognises the installer qualification but does not expressly exempt this contractor endorsement from the business-practices examination; the identified Oregon exam is retained.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Installer Qualification
- ORS 701.005(16)(c)(C) recognises compliance with ORS 446.395 as an RMI qualification. ORS 446.395 is the separate individual manufactured-dwelling installer licence; it is an applicant condition.
Initial issuance with NASCLA accredited examination qualification
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Examination
- Pass the NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building Contractors and the Oregon pre-licensure test. The national exam is currently accepted in OAR 812-006-0310 and the Board implementation, but no nationwide exam version was supplied for reference.
- Nascla Proof
- The RMI must appear in the NASCLA National Examination Database; provide the NASCLA transcript to the CCB to obtain Oregon test eligibility.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- The ordinary 24-month limit does not apply to an RMI satisfying OAR 812-006-0160 and 812-006-0310, under OAR 812-006-0400(3).
- Training Alternative
- Study the reference materials described in OAR 812-006-0160 instead of the ordinary 16-hour course.
Initial issuance through approved SBDC course and segmented CCB examination
- Alternative Exam Format
- The approved course combines studying and testing; all four segment tests must be passed at 70%, producing one CCB examination certificate. The programme identifies this as the actual CCB exam, not four independently registered examinations.
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Approved Course
- The RMI completes and passes the Contractor Pre-License Business, Law, and Project Management Training Institute course developed by an Oregon community-college SBDC under an intergovernmental agreement.
- Course Score Window
- The entire course must have been successfully completed and passed within the 24-month validity period in OAR 812-006-0400(4).
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Small or large commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades. Key employees must have a combined four years of qualifying experience. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Qualifying Experience
- Key employee experience under ORS 701.050 may include licensed construction work, apprenticeship, and qualifying degree substitutions, within the statutory limits.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Construction Flagging Contractor
Construction Flagging Contractor endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
Initial issuance — Construction Flagging Contractor
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.021(1)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.035
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0142
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- CCB License requirements
Key Deadlines, requalification after licence lapse
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0300
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(6)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Statutory Exemption Conflict
- The ordinary restricted-endorsement test exemption is also stated in the statute. Both source provisions are retained: the explicit restoration training-and-testing requirement supplies the exam leaf, and the normal exemption remains this condition under the contract rule for same-rank sources.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Direct or control motor vehicle traffic to reduce conflict with construction activity on a public roadway; no other contractor activities. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.098
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0390
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(15)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.470
Home Energy Performance Score Contractor
Home Energy Performance Score Contractor endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
Initial issuance — Home Energy Performance Score Contractor
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.021(1)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.035
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.081
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0142
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- CCB License requirements
Key Deadlines, requalification after licence lapse
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0300
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(6)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Statutory Exemption Conflict
- The ordinary restricted-endorsement test exemption is also stated in the statute. Both source provisions are retained: the explicit restoration training-and-testing requirement supplies the exam leaf, and the normal exemption remains this condition under the contract rule for same-rank sources.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Assign home energy performance scores only; at least one owner or employee must be a certified home energy assessor. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.098
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0390
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(8)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.536
Home Inspector Services Contractor
Home Inspector Services Contractor endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
Initial issuance — Home Inspector Services Contractor
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.021(1)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.035
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.081
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0142
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- CCB License requirements
Key Deadlines, requalification after licence lapse
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0300
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(6)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Statutory Exemption Conflict
- The ordinary restricted-endorsement test exemption is also stated in the statute. Both source provisions are retained: the explicit restoration training-and-testing requirement supplies the exam leaf, and the normal exemption remains this condition under the contract rule for same-rank sources.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Home inspection business only; the statutory RMI must be a certified home inspector. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.098
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0390
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(6)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.455
Home Services Contractor
Home Services Contractor endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
Initial issuance — Home Services Contractor
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.021(1)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.035
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.081
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0142
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- CCB License requirements
Key Deadlines, requalification after licence lapse
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0300
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(6)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Statutory Exemption Conflict
- The ordinary restricted-endorsement test exemption is also stated in the statute. Both source provisions are retained: the explicit restoration training-and-testing requirement supplies the exam leaf, and the normal exemption remains this condition under the contract rule for same-rank sources.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Service, repair or replacement through a licensed contractor under a home service agreement only. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.098
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0390
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(7)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.501
Residential Developer
Residential Developer endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
Initial issuance — Residential Developer
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.021(1)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.035
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.081
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0142
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- CCB License requirements
Key Deadlines, requalification after licence lapse
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0300
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(6)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Statutory Exemption Conflict
- The ordinary restricted-endorsement test exemption is also stated in the statute. Both source provisions are retained: the explicit restoration training-and-testing requirement supplies the exam leaf, and the normal exemption remains this condition under the contract rule for same-rank sources.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Own or have an interest in property intended for residential or small commercial development and sale; arrange construction through licensed general contractors and perform no construction. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Rmi Exemption
- A business endorsed solely as a residential or commercial developer is exempt from the RMI requirement under ORS 701.091(2).
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.098
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0390
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(4)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.122
Residential General Contractor
Residential General Contractor endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(1)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(1)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(1)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(1)
Initial issuance by approved training and examination
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Prelicense Training
- The RMI completes at least 16 hours of approved pre-license training and passes the Oregon examination.
- Reciprocity
- OAR 812-006-0300(6) states there are no reciprocal agreements with other states or organisations that test contractors. An out-of-state licence is a condition, not a substitute exam leaf.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- Ordinary pre-license training and testing are valid for 24 months from passage; submit the licence application within that period.
Initial issuance with qualifying pre July 2000 RMI experience
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Expired Special Exemption
- OAR 812-006-0162 expressly expired January 2, 2022; that special exemption is not emitted as a current route.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Experience
- The RMI must have been listed in CCB records before July 1, 2000 in a qualifying ownership, officer, trustee or RMI role for a licensed business, with the association and no-more-than-24-month lapse conditions in OAR 812-006-0450(1)(a)-(c).
- Training And Testing Alternative
- The qualifying experience pathway replaces ordinary pre-license training and testing; it is not the expired eight-year sole-proprietor training exemption.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.005(16)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0100
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0450
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(1)
- CCB License requirements
Responsible Managing Individual, qualification alternatives
Initial issuance with an installer qualified responsible managing individual
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Testing Requirement
- ORS 701.122(3) and OAR 812-006-0300 identify the contractor test. The statutory RMI definition recognises the installer qualification but does not expressly exempt this contractor endorsement from the business-practices examination; the identified Oregon exam is retained.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Installer Qualification
- ORS 701.005(16)(c)(C) recognises compliance with ORS 446.395 as an RMI qualification. ORS 446.395 is the separate individual manufactured-dwelling installer licence; it is an applicant condition.
Initial issuance with NASCLA accredited examination qualification
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Examination
- Pass the NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building Contractors and the Oregon pre-licensure test. The national exam is currently accepted in OAR 812-006-0310 and the Board implementation, but no nationwide exam version was supplied for reference.
- Nascla Proof
- The RMI must appear in the NASCLA National Examination Database; provide the NASCLA transcript to the CCB to obtain Oregon test eligibility.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- The ordinary 24-month limit does not apply to an RMI satisfying OAR 812-006-0160 and 812-006-0310, under OAR 812-006-0400(3).
- Training Alternative
- Study the reference materials described in OAR 812-006-0160 instead of the ordinary 16-hour course.
Initial issuance through approved SBDC course and segmented CCB examination
- Alternative Exam Format
- The approved course combines studying and testing; all four segment tests must be passed at 70%, producing one CCB examination certificate. The programme identifies this as the actual CCB exam, not four independently registered examinations.
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Approved Course
- The RMI completes and passes the Contractor Pre-License Business, Law, and Project Management Training Institute course developed by an Oregon community-college SBDC under an intergovernmental agreement.
- Course Score Window
- The entire course must have been successfully completed and passed within the 24-month validity period in OAR 812-006-0400(4).
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; unlimited unrelated trades. Bond $25,000; liability $500,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Residential Limited Contractor
Residential Limited Contractor endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(3)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(3)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(3)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(3)
Initial issuance by approved training and examination
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Prelicense Training
- The RMI completes at least 16 hours of approved pre-license training and passes the Oregon examination.
- Reciprocity
- OAR 812-006-0300(6) states there are no reciprocal agreements with other states or organisations that test contractors. An out-of-state licence is a condition, not a substitute exam leaf.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- Ordinary pre-license training and testing are valid for 24 months from passage; submit the licence application within that period.
Initial issuance with qualifying pre July 2000 RMI experience
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Expired Special Exemption
- OAR 812-006-0162 expressly expired January 2, 2022; that special exemption is not emitted as a current route.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Experience
- The RMI must have been listed in CCB records before July 1, 2000 in a qualifying ownership, officer, trustee or RMI role for a licensed business, with the association and no-more-than-24-month lapse conditions in OAR 812-006-0450(1)(a)-(c).
- Training And Testing Alternative
- The qualifying experience pathway replaces ordinary pre-license training and testing; it is not the expired eight-year sole-proprietor training exemption.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.005(16)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0100
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0450
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(3)
- CCB License requirements
Responsible Managing Individual, qualification alternatives
Initial issuance with an installer qualified responsible managing individual
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Testing Requirement
- ORS 701.122(3) and OAR 812-006-0300 identify the contractor test. The statutory RMI definition recognises the installer qualification but does not expressly exempt this contractor endorsement from the business-practices examination; the identified Oregon exam is retained.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Installer Qualification
- ORS 701.005(16)(c)(C) recognises compliance with ORS 446.395 as an RMI qualification. ORS 446.395 is the separate individual manufactured-dwelling installer licence; it is an applicant condition.
Initial issuance with NASCLA accredited examination qualification
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Examination
- Pass the NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building Contractors and the Oregon pre-licensure test. The national exam is currently accepted in OAR 812-006-0310 and the Board implementation, but no nationwide exam version was supplied for reference.
- Nascla Proof
- The RMI must appear in the NASCLA National Examination Database; provide the NASCLA transcript to the CCB to obtain Oregon test eligibility.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- The ordinary 24-month limit does not apply to an RMI satisfying OAR 812-006-0160 and 812-006-0310, under OAR 812-006-0400(3).
- Training Alternative
- Study the reference materials described in OAR 812-006-0160 instead of the ordinary 16-hour course.
Initial issuance through approved SBDC course and segmented CCB examination
- Alternative Exam Format
- The approved course combines studying and testing; all four segment tests must be passed at 70%, producing one CCB examination certificate. The programme identifies this as the actual CCB exam, not four independently registered examinations.
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Approved Course
- The RMI completes and passes the Contractor Pre-License Business, Law, and Project Management Training Institute course developed by an Oregon community-college SBDC under an intergovernmental agreement.
- Course Score Window
- The entire course must have been successfully completed and passed within the 24-month validity period in OAR 812-006-0400(4).
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures. Annual gross sales may not exceed $40,000; any contract or series of contracts at one site within a year may not exceed $5,000. Consent to Board inspection of tax records. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Residential Locksmith Services Contractor
Residential Locksmith Services Contractor endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
Initial issuance — Residential Locksmith Services Contractor
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.021(1)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.035
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.081
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0142
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- CCB License requirements
Key Deadlines, requalification after licence lapse
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0300
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(6)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Statutory Exemption Conflict
- The ordinary restricted-endorsement test exemption is also stated in the statute. Both source provisions are retained: the explicit restoration training-and-testing requirement supplies the exam leaf, and the normal exemption remains this condition under the contract rule for same-rank sources.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Locksmith services for residential or small commercial structures only; an owner or employee must be a certified locksmith, and the statutory RMI must be certified. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Statutory Rmi Certification
- ORS 701.081(5) or (6) requires a certified locksmith or home inspector as the responsible managing individual. The lower-ranked Board CCB License page lists these endorsements as not needing an RMI: "The following endorsements do not need an RMI: Residential Developer, Residential Locksmith Services Contractor, Home Inspector Services Contractor, Home Services Contractor, Home Energy Performance Score Contractor, or Residential Restoration Contractor applicant." The statutory certified-person requirement controls.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.098
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0390
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(5)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.495
Residential Restoration Contractor
Residential Restoration Contractor endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
Initial issuance — Residential Restoration Contractor
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.021(1)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.035
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.081
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0142
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0260
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- CCB License requirements
Key Deadlines, requalification after licence lapse
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0380
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0300
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290(6)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0290
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0280
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Statutory Exemption Conflict
- The ordinary restricted-endorsement test exemption is also stated in the statute. Both source provisions are retained: the explicit restoration training-and-testing requirement supplies the exam leaf, and the normal exemption remains this condition under the contract rule for same-rank sources.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Restoration services as defined by ORS 701.540 for residential and small commercial structures only; no other contractor activities. Bond $15,000; liability $100,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Test Exemption
- The cited statute excludes this restricted endorsement from the construction business-practices-and-law test; any individual occupational certification remains an applicant condition.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.098
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0390
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(9)
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.540
Residential Specialty Contractor
Residential Specialty Contractor endorsement of the Oregon construction contractor licence. Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
Licensing authority: Oregon Construction Contractors Board · Application information
Renewal and conversion to inactive status after lapse
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- The licence must have expired no more than two years earlier; submit the inactive renewal request, fee and any required discipline compliance.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0360
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(2)
Conversion to inactive status at renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status at renewal, pay the renewal fee and satisfy outstanding discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0340
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(2)
Conversion to inactive status before renewal
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Request inactive status before expiry, pay all applicable fees; the existing licence dates remain unchanged.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0330
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0350
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(2)
Renewal of an inactive licence
- Inactive Practice
- Do not offer, advertise, bid, obtain a building permit or perform contractor work while inactive; bond and general liability coverage are not required for inactive status.
- Inactive Timing
- Submit the prescribed inactive renewal form and fee and satisfy any discipline conditions.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.063(1)-(5)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0370
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(2)
Initial issuance by approved training and examination
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Prelicense Training
- The RMI completes at least 16 hours of approved pre-license training and passes the Oregon examination.
- Reciprocity
- OAR 812-006-0300(6) states there are no reciprocal agreements with other states or organisations that test contractors. An out-of-state licence is a condition, not a substitute exam leaf.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- Ordinary pre-license training and testing are valid for 24 months from passage; submit the licence application within that period.
Initial issuance with qualifying pre July 2000 RMI experience
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Expired Special Exemption
- OAR 812-006-0162 expressly expired January 2, 2022; that special exemption is not emitted as a current route.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Experience
- The RMI must have been listed in CCB records before July 1, 2000 in a qualifying ownership, officer, trustee or RMI role for a licensed business, with the association and no-more-than-24-month lapse conditions in OAR 812-006-0450(1)(a)-(c).
- Training And Testing Alternative
- The qualifying experience pathway replaces ordinary pre-license training and testing; it is not the expired eight-year sole-proprietor training exemption.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 701
ORS 701.005(16)
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0100
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0450
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0400
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 3
812-003-0131(2)
- CCB License requirements
Responsible Managing Individual, qualification alternatives
Initial issuance with an installer qualified responsible managing individual
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Testing Requirement
- ORS 701.122(3) and OAR 812-006-0300 identify the contractor test. The statutory RMI definition recognises the installer qualification but does not expressly exempt this contractor endorsement from the business-practices examination; the identified Oregon exam is retained.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Installer Qualification
- ORS 701.005(16)(c)(C) recognises compliance with ORS 446.395 as an RMI qualification. ORS 446.395 is the separate individual manufactured-dwelling installer licence; it is an applicant condition.
Initial issuance with NASCLA accredited examination qualification
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Examination
- Pass the NASCLA Accredited Examination for Commercial General Building Contractors and the Oregon pre-licensure test. The national exam is currently accepted in OAR 812-006-0310 and the Board implementation, but no nationwide exam version was supplied for reference.
- Nascla Proof
- The RMI must appear in the NASCLA National Examination Database; provide the NASCLA transcript to the CCB to obtain Oregon test eligibility.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Score Window
- The ordinary 24-month limit does not apply to an RMI satisfying OAR 812-006-0160 and 812-006-0310, under OAR 812-006-0400(3).
- Training Alternative
- Study the reference materials described in OAR 812-006-0160 instead of the ordinary 16-hour course.
Initial issuance through approved SBDC course and segmented CCB examination
- Alternative Exam Format
- The approved course combines studying and testing; all four segment tests must be passed at 70%, producing one CCB examination certificate. The programme identifies this as the actual CCB exam, not four independently registered examinations.
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Approved Course
- The RMI completes and passes the Contractor Pre-License Business, Law, and Project Management Training Institute course developed by an Oregon community-college SBDC under an intergovernmental agreement.
- Course Score Window
- The entire course must have been successfully completed and passed within the 24-month validity period in OAR 812-006-0400(4).
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Lapsed licence renewal with continuous bond and insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry and have maintained bond and insurance continuously; the renewed licence is backdated to expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Renewal with active duty military fee relief
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Military Status
- A sole proprietor or general partner serving on active duty in the United States armed forces is exempt from the renewal fee due during that service. Pay the next renewal fee after discharge and provide service/discharge documentation if requested.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
New issuance after a lapse exceeding two years
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Lapse
- The prior licence cannot be renewed or reissued after more than two years; apply for a new licence and qualifying RMI.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Requalification
- The Board page states that after a licence lapses for more than 24 months the ordinary RMI retakes training and passes the test; applicable statutory and Division 6 alternatives remain conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion before expiry
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, all fees due, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements before licence expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion during a lapse
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Request conversion within two years after lapse and meet applicable licensing requirements, bond, insurance and fees.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Inactive to active conversion at renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reactivation
- Submit the request, renewal fee, required bond and insurance and satisfy the other applicable licensing requirements at renewal.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Reinstatement after bond depletion or missing licensing items
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Reinstatement
- Restore the missing licensing items; after payment on a complaint provide a new bond or proof of continued full penal-sum coverage. Comply with any applicable final-order conditions.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Lapsed licence reissue after interrupted bond or insurance
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Satisfy renewal requirements within two years after expiry; where bond or insurance was not maintained continuously, reissue takes effect when all requirements are met.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Timely active licence renewal
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Continuing Education
- Provide evidence of applicable residential continuing education under ORS 701.082 or commercial key-employee education under ORS 701.086; restricted endorsements retain their statutory exemptions.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Nascla Alternative
- When relying on the NASCLA alternative, its currently offered national exam is retained as a condition because no national version was supplied. The normal 24-month time limit is waived for the specified NASCLA and experience qualifications.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Renewal Timing
- Complete all renewal requirements before expiry.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
- Rmi Exam History
- Maintain a qualified RMI and provide the application information prescribed by OAR 812-003-0260(1)(h). A passed currently offered Oregon exam is carried even when no retest is needed; a qualifying experience exemption is an applicant condition.
Restoration or reissue after ORS 701.098(1)(k) discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Board Discretion
- Satisfy the Board order, discipline conditions and current licensing requirements.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Restoration Examination
- ORS 701.098(8) prohibits restoration or reissue until the individual contractor or business RMI has successfully completed the ORS 701.122 training and testing.
- Restoration Ground
- The Board suspended or revoked the licence for a violation of ORS 701.098(1)(k), involving contractors working together while one was classed as exempt.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Restoration or reissue after other discipline
- Application
- Submit the prescribed CCB application, ownership and RMI information, disclosures and signatures; pay the applicable fee. Register the entity and assumed business names when required.
- Endorsement Scope
- Residential or small commercial structures; one or two unrelated trades, or three or more if the entire contract price does not exceed $2,500. Bond $20,000; liability $300,000 per occurrence.
- Independent Contractor
- Qualify under ORS 670.600 and declare exempt or non-exempt status under ORS 701.035; keep the Board informed of changes.
- Insurance
- Maintain endorsement-specific surety bond and general liability insurance; provide workers compensation coverage when required. Commercial contractors must carry workers compensation coverage even when otherwise exempt.
- Licence Term
- The construction contractor licence term is two years.
- Multiple Endorsements
- One licence may carry one residential endorsement, one commercial endorsement, or both. Both require the respective bonds; the records below represent official endorsement types, not extra licences required of a dual-endorsed business.
- Other Occupational Credentials
- Trade-specific or individual professional licences, certifications and their examinations are conditions; this survey does not register examinations of another profession.
- Other Testing
- Any unidentified case-specific assessment ordered by the Board is an applicant condition; no extra unidentified exam is created.
- Restoration Ground
- A suspension, revocation or conditioning other than the specific ORS 701.098(1)(k) restoration case; comply with Board order and restore all licensing requirements.
- Rmi
- Where required, designate an owner or employee exercising management or supervisory authority over construction. A non-owner RMI cannot ordinarily serve more than one licensee. An RMI must not be a pre-license training provider or trainer; the Board performs a background check.
Oregon Construction Contractors Examination
- Provider
- PSI; approved Clackamas Community College SBDC alternative format
- Format
- Open-book computer examination through PSI; approved SBDC course uses four sequential segment tests with one CCB exam certificate
- Exam questions
- PSI: 80 scored items plus eight unscored items; SBDC: four segment tests
- Time limit
- PSI: 180 minutes for scored items and 20 minutes for unscored items
- Passing score
- PSI: 70% correct; SBDC: 70% on each of four segment tests
Examination outline
- Oregon Const. Contractor Laws and Regulations
- Choosing Your Business Structure
- Hiring and Managing Employees
- Working with Subcontractors
- Contracts
- Oregon Lien Law
- Bidding and Estimating
- Scheduling and Project Management
- Oregon Building Codes
- Jobsite Safety
- Environmental Factors
- Building Exterior Shell
- Financial Management
- Tax Basics
Examination sources
- Oregon Construction Contractors Board Examination Candidate Information Bulletin
p. 9, Examination Content Outline heading
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0300
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0250
- Oregon Construction Contractors Board Examination Candidate Information Bulletin
p. 9, score reporting
- CCB License requirements
About the Oregon exam, scored multiple-choice format
- CCB Pre-Licensure Training and Exam (English), Oregon SBDC Network
Unique approach, four lessons and scored segment tests
- Oregon Construction Contractors Board Examination Candidate Information Bulletin
p. 1, examination eligibility
- Oregon Construction Contractors Board Examination Candidate Information Bulletin
p. 10, licensing score report
- Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 812 Division 6
812-006-0164
- CCB Pre-Licensure Training and Exam (English), Oregon SBDC Network
Course description, one CCB examination and certificate
- CCB Pre-license providers
Testing options, PSI and Clackamas SBDC