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Who is required to hold a license
How do I know when or if I am required to hold a license to practice general contracting? North Carolina
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A qualifying examination is not an occupational license, and does not grant the holder of such examination the authority to
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Construction Outlook 2010 Report
The 2010 Construction Outlook is the industry’s highly respected and most closely watched outlook for the year ahead. Get a
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Surety bonding in today’s construction market: changing times for contractors
Changing market conditions have led to changes and adaptations in the surety market. This article updates bankers and lenders on
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What is allowed in the Testing Center?
A silent calculator A magnifying glass (for blueprints) The following five reference books: NC OSHA Standards for the Construction Industry,