Class Code & Rate Lookup

Class Codes

State	Class Code	Description	Loss Cost	Eff Date
TX	5203	Concrete Construction--Bridges & Drivers

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General Liability (GL)

91266 Bridge or Elevated Highway Construction--Concrete
91588 Contractors--Subcontracted Work--In Connection with Bridge, Tunnel, Elevated Street or Highway Construction, Reconstruction or Repair

SIC

1622 Bridge, Tunnel, and Elevated Highway
1623 Water, Sewer, and Utility Lines

NAICS

237310 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction

CA Class Code

5222 Concrete Construction — bridges

DE Class Code

0654 Concrete Construction

MI Class Code

5222 CHIMNEY CONSTRUCTION - NOT METAL; CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION: BRIDGES OR CULVERTS;

NJ Class Code

5222 CONCRETE CONSTRuction in Connection with BRIDGES OR CULVERTS

NY Class Code

5222 CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION IN CONNECTION WITH BRDIGES OR CULVERTS - ALL OPERATIONS TO COMPLETION

PA Class Code

0654 Concrete Construction

TX Class Code

5203 Concrete Construction--Bridges & Drivers

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