Confirm whether Louisiana sign electrical work requires an LSLBC specialty license before bidding

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Steps

  1. Determine the contract value of the electrical portion of the sign job; Louisiana requires an electrical specialty contractor license once electrical work (wiring, fixtures, equipment) exceeds $10,000.
  2. Pull the current classification/subclassification list from LSLBC's Exams & Classifications page to confirm the applicable electrical subclassification in effect now, since LSLBC updates this list periodically.
  3. Confirm the contractor has passed both the Business & Law exam and the Electrical Trade exam based on the NEC edition currently adopted by LSLBC.
  4. Verify active license status and bonding via the LSLBC public license search.
  5. Check whether the sign's structural/fabrication scope independently triggers a separate building or specialty classification beyond the electrical threshold.

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