Can a contractor's license be suspended in Nevada?

A contractor's license can indeed be suspended in Nevada for specific licensing violations. This means that the Nevada State Contractors Board has the authority to temporarily halt a contractor's ability to operate if they do not adhere to established laws and regulations governing the industry.

Suspendable violations can include issues such as failing to maintain appropriate insurance, not following safety regulations, committing fraud, or not completing projects in a timely manner. The suspension serves as a corrective measure that allows contractors the opportunity to rectify their actions before potentially facing more severe penalties, like revocation of their license.

The other options fail to recognize the nuances of licensing enforcement in Nevada. For example, while a license can be revoked, it can also be suspended based on the severity and nature of the violation. Thus, indicating that it can only be revoked ignores the process of suspension. Additionally, suggesting that a contractor's license cannot be suspended or must remain permanent does not align with the regulations that allow for both suspension and revocation as measures to ensure compliance among licensed contractors.