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Oregon CCB license records — baseline report, Q3 2026

Snapshot date July 23, 2026 · metric definitions v1

This report summarizes the Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) license records in Romerico's snapshot dated July 23, 2026. Every figure below counts records in that snapshot and describes the CCB record only — not Oregon's construction industry.

Snapshot totals

56,048
Active license records
records with active status
187
Records flagged needs attention
active records, a required protection lapsed
243
Records listed not active
no longer in the active file
4,690
Bond expiration within 90 days
active records, bond expiry ≤ 90 days
5,794
Insurance expiration within 60 days
active records, insurance expiry ≤ 60 days

Change between snapshots

First edition — snapshot comparisons begin with the Q4 2026 report.

Active license records by county (top five)

Grouped by the county field on each record. This is the county of the address reported in the CCB record and may not match a contractor's actual business location; records with an out-of-state address appear under “Out of State.”

Out of State7,975
Multnomah6,547
Clackamas5,938
Washington5,394
Marion4,643

Active license records by endorsement (top five)

Residential General Contractor30,274
Residential Specialty Contractor7,495
Commercial General Contractor Level 25,499
Lead Based Paint Renovation Contractor4,404
Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 22,460

First licensed

Among 56,048 active license records carrying an original-registration date, the earliest is 1972 and the median time since first registration is 7.9 years.

Because the CCB active file lists only currently-active records, earlier years appear smaller purely because licenses that have since lapsed are absent from the snapshot. This is a survivorship effect, not a measure of how many licenses were issued in those years.

Methodology and limitations

Figures come from the Oregon CCB Active Licenses dataset on the Oregon Open Data Portal. Each edition is computed on its snapshot date and is finalized from the CCB data at the close of its quarter; a metric introduced in a later edition has history only from the edition in which it was introduced. Metric definitions are frozen (definition set v1); any later change is footnoted in the edition that changes it. Every figure counts records and is a statement about the CCB record, not about Oregon's construction industry.

Active license records
Count of license records whose status is “active” in the snapshot.
Records flagged needs attention
Count of active license records where a protection the license type requires — surety bond, liability insurance, or both — shows an expiration date before the snapshot date. A protection that is simply absent from the record is not counted.
Records listed not active
Count of license records whose status is “no longer active” — records previously observed in the CCB active file and absent from the current snapshot.
Bond expiration within 90 days
Count of active license records whose surety-bond expiration date falls between the snapshot date and 90 days after it, inclusive.
Insurance expiration within 60 days
Count of active license records whose liability-insurance expiration date falls between the snapshot date and 60 days after it, inclusive.
Active records by county address
Active license records grouped by the county-name field on the record. Reflects the county value in the CCB record, which is self-reported and may not correspond geographically.
Active records by endorsement
Active license records grouped by CCB license type (endorsement), labelled from the license-type requirements table.
First licensed
Distribution of the original-registration year across active license records that carry one. Because the CCB active file lists only currently-active records, older years appear smaller purely because licenses that have since lapsed are absent — this is a survivorship effect, not a measure of how many licenses were issued in those years.

Romerico is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Oregon Construction Contractors Board. The official CCB record is the authoritative source; complaint and disciplinary history is not included in this report. Verify at the CCB ↗

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