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H.B. 344

Failed

Construction Consultant Amendments

HB0344S01 (Substitute)

Rep. Tracy Miller
Rep. Tracy MillerBill Sponsor
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H.B. 344Failed

Construction Consultant Amendments

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What This Bill Does

This bill modifies the Utah Construction Trades Licensing Act.

Key Provisions

This bill:

  • removes the licensing requirement for a person that only provides or offers to provide a list of subcontractors or suppliers;
  • provides a coordination clause to substantively and technically coordinate changes between this bill and H.B. 40, Utah Construction Trades Licensing Act Amendments; and
  • makes technical and conforming changes.

Plain-Language Summary

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Under current Utah law, anyone who provides a list of subcontractors or suppliers for a fee on a construction project is classified as a "contractor" and must hold a contractor's license. This bill removes that specific activity from the definition of "contractor," meaning people who solely offer such referral lists no longer need a contractor's license to do so. People who charge fees for more involved services — like managing subcontractors, providing construction consulting, or offering project counseling — would still be required to hold a license.