EDWARDS & SONS EQUIPMENT SERVICE INC

California contractor license #716505 · Livermore, Alameda County

License

License number
716505
Status
Clear
Classifications
  • C-61/D-21 Machinery and Pumps
Business type
Corporation
Issued
Dec 18, 1995
Expires
May 31, 2027
Workers' compensation
Workers' Compensation Insurance — Republic Indemnity Company Of America
Contractor's bond
$25,000 — American Contractors Indemnity Company
DIR public works registration
Registered through Jun 30, 2027

From the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) public license file, last updated May 13, 2026. Verify license #716505 on CSLB's License Check.

California public works

EDWARDS & SONS EQUIPMENT SERVICE INC appears on 7 public works projects registered with the California Department of Industrial Relations, 5 of them as the prime contractor, for 7 awarding bodies between 2024 and 2026. Projects it led total $234,021 in reported contract value.

Most recent public works projects
DateProjectAwarding bodyRoleContract amount
Sep 21, 2026Fleet Garage Reel InstallationOtherCity of ConcordPrime$28,657
Dec 26, 2024Fleet Shop RelocationOtherCity of LivermorePrime$60,000
Dec 2, 2024Transportation Shop Lift RepairOtherButte-Glenn Community CollegePrime$59,900
Aug 20, 2024Vehicle Lifts Install at COR Fleet ShopOtherCity of Redding PurchasingPrime$58,672
Jul 12, 2024Transportation Shop Lift ReplacementOtherSan Jose Unified School DistrictPrime$26,792
Mar 22, 2024ILP Learning CenterBuildings & facilitiesAspiranetSubcontractor$8,704,977
—Garage Large LiftBuildings & facilitiesCity of VacavilleSubcontractor$419,372

Most recent 7 of 7. Contract amounts are the whole project's, as the awarding body reported them to DIR (reported since July 2024); a role is "Prime" when the awarding body registered the contractor on the project.

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