§ 60-13-1 Short title
§ 60-13-1.1 Purpose of the act
§ 60-13-2 General definitions
§ 60-13-3 Definition; contractor
§ 60-13-3.1 Employer and employee relationship; independent contractor; improper reporting; penalty; license sanctions
§ 60-13-6 Construction industries commission created; membership;
§ 60-13-7 Construction industries division; director; appointment and qualifications
§ 60-13-8 Division; employees; equipment and supplies
§ 60-13-8.1 Construction industries division publications revolving fund created; appropriation
§ 60-13-9 Division; duties
§ 60-13-10 Additional division duties; flood or mudslide areas;
§ 60-13-10.1 Division; additional duties; alcohol fuel plant construction code; rules and regulations
§ 60-13-10.2 Division and commission; standards to accommodate solar collectors
§ 60-13-10.3 Equal access to public baby changing facilities
§ 60-13-11 Division or commission; powers
§ 60-13-12 Contractor’s license required
§ 60-13-13 Application for contractor’s license
§ 60-13-13.2 Licensees; identical or similar names
§ 60-13-14 Division; license issuance; reports
§ 60-13-14.1 Expedited licensure; military service members, spouses and dependents; veterans; waiver of fees
§ 60-13-15 License issuance; commission review
§ 60-13-16 Division; qualifying party; examination; certificate
§ 60-13-18 Licenses; renewal
§ 60-13-19 Division; evidence of possession; penalty
§ 60-13-20 Fees established by the division; payment of examination and licensing service fees
§ 60-13-21 Division; disposition of fees
§ 60-13-23 Revocation or suspension of license by the commission;
§ 60-13-23.1 Administrative penalty
§ 60-13-24 Certificates of qualification; statewide inspector’s certificates; causes for revocation or suspension
§ 60-13-25 Qualifying party; termination of relationship
§ 60-13-26 Division; trade bureaus; liability of commission members
§ 60-13-27 Complaints against licensees and certificate holders; investigations by division; informal resolution; notice of revocation action
§ 60-13-28 Suspension period
§ 60-13-29 Application following revoked license or certificate
§ 60-13-30 Suit by contractor for compensation; pleading and proof of license
§ 60-13-31 Trade bureaus created
§ 60-13-32 Trade bureaus; definitions
§ 60-13-33 Trade bureaus; general duties and powers
§ 60-13-36 Certificates of competence; suspension and revocation
§ 60-13-38 Certificates of competence; examination; journeymen
§ 60-13-39 Certificates and examination
§ 60-13-41 Inspectors; designated inspection agencies
§ 60-13-42 Authority of inspectors; limitation
§ 60-13-44 Trade bureaus; standards; conflicts
§ 60-13-45 Trade bureaus; permits
§ 60-13-46 Trade bureaus; annual permits
§ 60-13-47 Trade bureaus; connection to installation
§ 60-13-48.1 Financial statements; confidentiality
§ 60-13-49 Proof of responsibility
§ 60-13-51 Contractor’s bond; municipal requirement prohibited
§ 60-13-52 Penalty; misdemeanor
§ 60-13-53 Commission or division; powers of injunction;
§ 60-13-54 Continuation of license
§ 60-13-55 Continuation of construction codes and standards
§ 60-13-57 Hearing officer authorized
§ 60-13-59 Building permits; contents; display
§ 60-13A-1 Short title
§ 60-13A-2 Definitions
§ 60-13A-3 Registration as an employee leasing contractor required as condition to do business in the state
§ 60-13A-4 Licensure requirements for certain employee leasing contractors
§ 60-13A-5 Compliance with and applicability of workers’ compensation laws
§ 60-13A-6 Registration application; contents
§ 60-13A-7 Surety requirements for employee leasing contractors
§ 60-13A-8 Department to adopt regulations to implement act
§ 60-13A-9 Agreement required
§ 60-13A-10 Employment contributions; benefits; tax withholding
§ 60-13A-11 Revocation of registration; disciplinary proceedings
§ 60-13A-12 Criminal penalty
§ 60-13A-13 Civil penalties and remedies
§ 60-13A-14 Disclosure to clients required
§ 60-13B-1 Short title. (Effective July 1, 2025.)
§ 60-13B-2 Definitions. (Effective July 1, 2025.)
§ 60-13B-3 Exemptions. (Effective July 1, 2025.)
§ 60-13B-4 Division powers; rules. (Effective July 1, 2025.)
§ 60-13B-5 Elevator mechanics, contractors and inspectors;
§ 60-13B-6 Contractor licensing; mechanic’s and inspector’s certifications. (Effective July 1, 2025.)
§ 60-13B-7 Issuance and renewal of licenses and certificates; fees;
§ 60-13B-8 Registration of existing conveyances. (Effective July 1,
§ 60-13B-9 Compliance with state fire prevention and building codes. (Effective July 1, 2025.)
§ 60-13B-10 Permits. (Effective July 1, 2025.)
§ 60-13B-11 Inspections; certificates of operation; registrations. (Effective July 1, 2025.)
§ 60-13B-12 Temporarily dormant conveyances. (Effective July 1,
§ 60-13B-13 Fees. (Effective July 1, 2025.)
§ 60-13B-14 Enforcement. (Effective July 1, 2025.)
§ 60-13B-15 Apprenticeship training program. (Effective July 1,
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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 60 > Article 13 - Construction Industries Licensing

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