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Steps
Check Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) Section 624.260 (available via leg.state.nv.us or Cornell LII's NAC 624.260 mirror), titled 'Classification C-8: Glass and glazing contracting'
Confirm the scope: installing, repairing, and replacing glass and glass products, glass-holding members, frames, and hardware, including glazing of frames, panels, sash, and doors
Cross-check current classification lists on nvcontractorsboard.com's 'License Classifications' page to confirm C-8 is still the active designation (classification codes/letters can be renumbered over time)
Use the Nevada State Contractors Board's license lookup to verify a specific contractor holds an active C-8 license, bond, and is in good standing before contracting
Note whether the scope of a specific project (e.g., structural curtain-wall anchorage into the building frame) also requires a general building license in addition to C-8, and confirm with NVCB if scope is ambiguous
Known gotchas
Nevada's classification letter-number (C-8) is specific to that state and is not interchangeable with California's C-17 or other states' glazing classifications — do not assume classification codes are standardized nationally
NAC provisions are administrative code, not statute; always confirm against the current NAC text since classification definitions can be amended by the Nevada Contractors Board
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