Brief Summary
Get the wording right before you sign. This $20,000 bond ties into Oregon's contractor continuing education system, and the CCB Education section is the office to confirm the exact obligee name, form and filing steps with. Once you have that, we issue the bond on the required form so it is accepted the first time.
A $20,000 surety bond connected to continuing education for Oregon construction contractors. Contractor continuing education in Oregon is run by the Construction Contractors Board under ORS 701.082 and ORS 701.267, which lets the board approve and contract with outside education providers. Confirm the current bond form and filing steps with the CCB Education section before the bond is issued.
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Detailed Information About the Oregon Continuing Education for Contractor's ($20,000) Bond:
Where this bond fits
Oregon ties contractor license renewal to continuing education. The Construction Contractors Board sets the course requirements, and under ORS 701.267 it may enter into agreements with approved continuing education providers, weigh instructor qualifications and attendance verification when approving them, and charge fees for provider and course approvals.
This listing is a $20,000 surety bond in that system. A surety bond of this kind guarantees that the principal named on it meets the obligations the obligee attaches to it, and gives the obligee a way to recover up to the bond amount if it does not. The exact conditions are set by the bond form the obligee requires.
Confirm before the bond is issued
Ask the CCB Education section to confirm the obligee wording, the current bond form and how the bond should be filed. The section can be reached at 503-934-2227 or ccb.education@ccb.oregon.gov. Have the business name on the bond match the name on your CCB paperwork exactly.
The education rules around it
Residential contractors licensed less than six years complete 3 hours of CCB laws, regulations and business practices classes plus 13 hours of other approved courses each renewal. Those licensed six years or more need the same 3 CCB hours plus 5 hours of other approved courses. Commercial level 2 contractors need 32 hours completed by key employees, and commercial level 1 hours scale from 16 to 80 with the number of key employees.
Providers the CCB approves must use instructors with at least four years of relevant experience or education and keep records for at least six years.