GA SB339

Utility contractors holding a valid utility contractor's license under Chapter 14 of Title 43 would be authorized to bid for and perform work on any utility system in Georgia without obtaining a separate license under Chapter 41

Utility system owners and anyone soliciting utility work would be prohibited from refusing to allow a licensed utility contractor to bid or perform work solely because the contractor lacks a Chapter 41 license

Amends Code Section 43-14-13 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, which governs the applicability of licensing requirements for electrical contractors, plumbers, conditioned air contractors, low-voltage contractors, and utility contractors

Sponsored by Senators Seabaugh (28th), Shafer (48th), Pearson (51st), Rogers (21st), and Chance (16th), and passed the Senate