Multi-state electrical and contractor licensing that supports automation projects across the United States.
Automation projects often cross state and local jurisdictional boundaries. ALC maintains licensing in multiple U.S. jurisdictions and coordinates additional project-specific licensing when required.
Where reciprocity or endorsement pathways are available, existing credentials may support an efficient licensing process. Because requirements vary by jurisdiction and project scope, licensing is reviewed as part of project planning rather than treated as a one-size-fits-all requirement.
The following license information reflects ALC's currently published licensing portfolio.
| Jurisdiction | License Number | Classification |
|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 04340 | Electrical |
| California | 948232 | Electrical / Machinery |
| Colorado | ME-5383 | Master Electrician |
| Colorado | EC-7135 | Electrical Contractor |
| Connecticut | ELC.0193212-E1 | Electrical Contractor |
| Connecticut | ELV.0475981-R7 | Conveyor Contractor |
| Florida | EC13004782 | Electrical Contractor |
| Florida | C-8688 | Contractors License |
| Georgia | EN216712 | Electrical Contractor |
| Miami-Dade | 13M000159 | Mechanical Contractor |
| Mississippi | 18270-MC | Electrical Contractor |
| Nevada | 0082323 | C14 Contractor |
| North Carolina | 26948-U | Electrical |
| South Carolina | M110570 | Electrical |
| Tennessee | 63271 | Contractor |
| Texas | 249219 | Master Electrician |
| Texas | 28528 | Electrical Contractor |
| Ohio | 46817 | Electrical Contractor |
| Wisconsin | 1270906 | Electrical Contractor |
| Wisconsin | 1269517 | Master Electrician |
License classifications, status and reciprocity are subject to issuing-authority requirements and renewal cycles. Contact ALC for current licensing confirmation for a specific project and jurisdiction.
We identify the state, local authority and project scope that determine which contractor or trade licenses apply.
We evaluate ALC's existing licenses and available reciprocity or endorsement pathways against the project requirements.
Where an additional license is required, the licensing process is incorporated into project scheduling before field mobilization.
Send us the project location and scope, and we can review the applicable licensing requirements.