CCIP
See Contractor Controlled Insurance Program (CCIP).
Frequently Asked Questions about CCIP (Contractor Controlled Insurance Program)
What does CCIP stand for?
CCIP stands for Contractor Controlled Insurance Program. It is a centralized insurance program managed by the general contractor to cover all parties working on a construction project.
Where can I find the full definition of CCIP?
You can refer to the full glossary entry under “Contractor Controlled Insurance Program (CCIP)” for a detailed explanation of how it works and how it differs from other wrap-up insurance programs.
How does CCIP differ from OCIP?
The main difference is who controls the insurance. In a CCIP, the contractor manages the insurance program, while in an OCIP (Owner Controlled Insurance Program), the project owner assumes that responsibility.
Is CCIP considered a type of wrap-up insurance?
Yes. CCIP is a form of wrap-up insurance that consolidates various liability and workers’ compensation policies under a single program managed by the contractor.
Are there Spanish-language resources for CCIP?
Yes. Spanish-language glossary entries are available under “Programa de Seguro Controlado por Contratista,” which is the Spanish translation for Contractor Controlled Insurance Program.
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