Under Bus. & Prof. Code §7030.5, a licensed contractor must include which of the following on all contracts, subcontracts, and bids?
Explanation
Bus. & Prof. Code §7030.5 requires licensees to place their contractor's license number on all contracts, subcontracts, calls for bids, and all forms of advertising used in business. The EIN is a federal tax requirement, not a CSLB disclosure rule. DIR registration numbers are required only on public works bids and contracts. CSLB headquarters address is not required content. Workers' comp policy info is disclosed via the §7125.2 exemption/declaration filed with CSLB, not printed on every contract.
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