Oregon Contractor License Lookup & Verification
Checking a sub's CCB license by hand? TrackMyVendor monitors every Oregon contractor license daily and alerts you the moment anything changes — before it becomes a problem on your job site.
Oregon contractor license lookup
Enter a CCB number to instantly check its holder, status, and expiration date.
Oregon contractor license requirements
Before hiring contractors in Oregon, you need to verify they maintain proper credentials. Most Oregon contractors must be licensed by the Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB). Oregon contractors are often required to have:
- A valid CCB license (required for most construction work on residential or commercial structures)
- A surety bond filed with the CCB ($15,000 for residential contractors; $25,000 for commercial contractors)
- Active general liability insurance coverage (Certificate of Insurance)
- Workers' compensation insurance (if they have employees)
- Tax documentation (such as W-9 forms)
Oregon CCB license classifications
The CCB issues several license types based on the scope of work and whether the project is residential or commercial. TrackMyVendor tracks all of them.
| License Type | Scope | Required Bond |
|---|---|---|
| Residential General Contractor | General construction on single-family and small multi-family residential structures | $15,000 |
| Commercial General Contractor | General construction on commercial buildings and large multi-family residential | $25,000 |
| Residential Specialty Contractor | Specialty trade work (roofing, flooring, HVAC, etc.) on residential structures | $15,000 |
| Commercial Specialty Contractor | Specialty trade work on commercial structures | $25,000 |
| Limited Residential Contractor | Narrow-scope residential work (e.g. window replacement, gutter installation) | $15,000 |
| Limited Commercial Contractor | Narrow-scope commercial work | $25,000 |
Oregon's three-agency licensing system
Oregon is unique in that not all construction trades are regulated by the CCB. Two additional agencies handle specialty trade licensing:
Oregon Building Codes Division (BCD)
Electrical contractors must be licensed through the BCD's Electrical Program — not the CCB. A sub can hold a CCB license and still lack the electrical license needed for that specific trade.
Oregon State Plumbers Board
Plumbing contractors are licensed through a separate Plumbers Board, also independent of the CCB. Always verify the specific license for the trade being performed.
TrackMyVendor tracks CCB licenses and helps you manage COI and document compliance across all your Oregon vendors — regardless of which agency issued their credential.
How Oregon contractor license verification works
TrackMyVendor connects to the Oregon CCB database to help you:
- Look up and verify Oregon CCB contractor licenses using official state data
- Monitor license type, status, bond amounts, and annual renewal dates automatically
- Get alerts before a license expires — Oregon CCB licenses renew annually, so your roster needs constant attention
Licenses verified through state data are clearly marked as Verified.
Oregon contractor insurance tracking
License verification is just one part of contractor compliance. TrackMyVendor also helps you manage Oregon contractor insurance tracking:
Upload Certificates of Insurance (COIs)
Store and track COI documents with expiration dates for each vendor
Track insurance expiration dates
Get alerts before insurance coverage lapses
Store W-9 forms securely
Keep tax documentation organized and accessible
Complete vendor compliance view
See licenses, insurance, and documents in one place per vendor
Oregon contractor compliance software features
Our Oregon contractor compliance software helps you stay ahead of issues with:
- Email reminders at 90, 60, 30, and 7 days before a license or insurance expires
- Clear compliance scores showing each vendor's status at a glance
- Exportable PDF and Excel compliance reports for boards, audits, or internal reviews
No more spreadsheets or last-minute follow-ups.
Who uses Oregon vendor license tracking
Oregon vendor license tracking is especially useful for:
If you work with licensed contractors in Oregon, TrackMyVendor is built for you.
Oregon contractor license lookup FAQ
How does Oregon contractor license verification work?
What Oregon CCB license types does TrackMyVendor cover?
What happens when an Oregon CCB license expires or gets revoked?
What does an Oregon CCB number look like?
12345). You can verify a CCB license at oregon.gov/ccb using the contractor's CCB number, business name, or owner name.
Do Oregon electricians and plumbers need a CCB license?
Can I track multiple Oregon licenses per vendor?
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