1. (a) A contractor may obtain any subclassification as a specialty by request and proper qualifications shown. Example: Base and paving, plumbing, drywall, insulation, etc.

2. (b) The list of specialty subclassifications is:

   1. (1) Above ground tanks;
   2. (2) Asbestos (trade certificate needed);
   3. (3) Awnings, canopies, and gutters;

   4. (4) Base and paving:

      1. (A) Base construction;
      2. (B) Hot and cold mixes;
      3. (C) Surface treatment;
      4. (D) Asphalt; and
      5. (E) Concrete paving;
   5. (5) Blinds, curtains, draperies, theatrical;
   6. (6) Boat docks;
   7. (7) Boiler construction and repair (trade license needed);
   8. (8) Bulk storage facilities;
   9. (9) Cable television lines (above and below ground);
   10. (10) Car washes;
   11. (11) Carpentry, framing, millwork, and cabinets;
   12. (12) Ceilings, wall systems, and acoustical treatments;
   13. (13) Chemical resistant tile and brick;
   14. (14) Chimneys, fireplaces;
   15. (15) Cofferdams, dikes, levees, and canals;
   16. (16) Communication, computer or sound systems, and cabling;
   17. (17) Concrete;
   18. (18) Control systems and instrumentations;
   19. (19) Conveyors, material handling systems, cranes, and hoists;
   20. (20) Cooling towers;
   21. (21) Demolition, blasting;
   22. (22) Dredging;
   23. (23) Drywall;
   24. (24) Electrical transmission lines;
   25. (25) Elevators, escalators, dumbwaiters, and chairlifts (trade certificate needed);
   26. (26) Energy and chemical pipelines;
   27. (27) Energy management, retrofit systems;
   28. (28) Environmental general;
   29. (29) Erosion control;
   30. (30) Factory trained medical equipment technician (exemption from the Board of Electrical Examiners of the State of Arkansas required);
   31. (31) Fencing, gates;
   32. (32) Fiberglass;
   33. (33) Fireproofing;
   34. (34) Floors, floor covering;
   35. (35) Foundation construction or drilling, pile driving, and stabilization;
   36. (36) Furnaces, fuel burning or heat transfer equipment, stokers, and refractories;
   37. (37) Furniture, recreational and/or playground equipment, bleachers, seating, and partitions;
   38. (38) Gas fitter (trade license needed);
   39. (39) Generators, turbines;
   40. (40) Glass, glazing, doors, windows, hardware, and storefront;
   41. (41) Golf cart and foot bridges and paths;
   42. (42) Golf courses;
   43. (43) Grading and drainage (includes grading, drainage, pipe and structures, culverts, clearing, grubbing, and rip rap), excavation;
   44. (44) Grain bins;
   45. (45) Greenhouses;
   46. (46) Heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration (Arkansas HVACR Class A or Class B trade license required);

   47. (47) HRA miscellaneous and specialty items:

       1. (A) Traffic safety:

3. (i) Pavement markers;

   1. (ii) Signaling;

      1. (iii) Guardrails and fencing; and

         1. (iv) Attenuators, signalization, and roadway lighting;

      2. (B) Landscaping:

         1. (i) Seeding;
         2. (ii) Sodding; and
         3. (iii) Chemical weed and brush control;

      3. (C) Pavement rehabilitation:

         1. (i) Pressure grouting;
         2. (ii) Grinding and grooving;
         3. (iii) Concrete joints; and
         4. (iv) Underdrains;

      4. (D) Miscellaneous concrete:

         1. (i) Sidewalks;
         2. (ii) Driveways;
         3. (iii) Curb and gutter; and
         4. (iv) Box culverts;
   2. (48) Hydraulics;
   3. (49) Incinerator and stack construction;
   4. (50) Indoor/outdoor advertising;
   5. (51) Institutional and kitchen equipment;
   6. (52) Insulation;
   7. (53) Interior work;
   8. (54) Kilns, drying systems;
   9. (55) Landfills;
   10. (56) Landscaping, irrigation, lawn sprinkler systems, and streams;
   11. (57) Landscaping with planting (trade license needed);
   12. (58) Lathe, plaster, stucco, Dryvit, and EIFS;
   13. (59) Lead abatement (trade certificate needed);
   14. (60) Lift stations, pumps;
   15. (61) Lightning protection;
   16. (62) Liners;
   17. (63) Marine docks;
   18. (64) Masonry;
   19. (65) Mausoleums;
   20. (66) Medical shielded enclosures;
   21. (67) Metal buildings, detached structures, and storage buildings;
   22. (68) Metal studs, walls;
   23. (69) Meter installation and service;
   24. (70) Microwave systems, towers, and satellite dishes;
   25. (71) Millwright;
   26. (72) Oil and gas field construction, rigged;
   27. (73) Overhead doors and dock equipment;
   28. (74) Paint booths;
   29. (75) Painting, wall coverings;
   30. (76) Passenger boarding bridges;
   31. (77) Piping, process piping, valve repair;
   32. (78) Plant maintenance;
   33. (79) Plating and waste treatment systems;
   34. (80) Plumbing (trade license needed);
   35. (81) Pneumatic tube systems;
   36. (82) Pollution, air and dust control, blower and exhaust systems;
   37. (83) Poultry and swine electrical;
   38. (84) Poultry and swine houses;
   39. (85) Poultry HVACR;
   40. (86) Precipitators;
   41. (87) Railroad construction and related items;
   42. (88) Rebar;
   43. (89) Refrigeration, cold storage (trade certificate needed);
   44. (90) Remediation;
   45. (91) Remodeling, renovations, restoration, and alterations;
   46. (92) Retaining walls;
   47. (93) Right of way clearing;
   48. (94) Roofing, roof decks, and roofing sheet metal;
   49. (95) Sandblasting, hydroblasting, and dry ice blasting;
   50. (96) Scaffolding;
   51. (97) Scales;
   52. (98) Security, banking, and detention equipment (bars and safety no certificate needed);
   53. (99) Septic tank installation and repair (trade certificate needed);
   54. (100) Service station equipment;
   55. (101) Sheet metal, ducts, and ventilation (trade license required);
   56. (102) Siding, soffit, facia, and gutters;
   57. (103) Signal or burglar alarms, fire detection and monitoring systems (trade certificate needed);
   58. (104) Skylights;
   59. (105) Solar systems;
   60. (106) Special coatings or applications, caulking, and waterproofing;
   61. (107) Sport and recreational surfaces;
   62. (108) Sprinklers, fire protection (trade certificates needed);
   63. (109) Steel, alloy, ornamental, metal fabrication, and welding;
   64. (110) Storm shelters;
   65. (111) Substations;
   66. (112) Swimming pools, spas;
   67. (113) Temperature controls (electric);
   68. (114) Temperature controls (pneumatic);
   69. (115) Testing and balancing;
   70. (116) Tile, terrazzo, marble, countertops;
   71. (117) Tuckpointing;
   72. (118) Tunnels, shafts;
   73. (119) Underground piping, cable, trenching, and boring;
   74. (120) Underground storage tanks (certificate needed);
   75. (121) Water and sewer lines;
   76. (122) Water lines associated with fire protection;
   77. (123) Water wells (water well license required); and

   78. (124) Wind turbines.

       1. (c)
   79. (1) The classification in subdivision (b)(59) of this section is for those contractors performing work under circumstances that they must be certified pursuant to 40 C.F.R. pt. 745.
   80. (2) This classification is not for other types of lead abatement.

Codification Notes: “EIFS” means exterior insulation and finish system. "HRA" means highway, railroad, and airport construction. "HVACR" means heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration.