OCIP INSURANCE
Centralize risk, control insurance costs, and eliminate coverage gaps across large construction projects with a properly structured OCIP or Wrap-Up Insurance Program.
Kelly Insurance Group designs and administers OCIP and CCIP insurance programs for hospitals, commercial developments, municipalities, and complex multi-year construction projects—covering owners, general contractors, and enrolled subcontractors under one coordinated policy.
BUILDERS RISK INSURANCE
Expert OCIP Insurance Solutions for Construction Projects
At Kelly Insurance Group, we specialize in Owner Controlled Insurance Programs (OCIP) and Contractor Controlled Insurance Programs (CCIP). Discover how our OCIP and CCIP insurance can protect your projects with comprehensive coverage, cost savings, and seamless administration.
What is OCIP Insurance?
Owner Controlled Insurance Program (OCIP) is a wrap-up insurance policy that provides centralized coverage for construction projects. Learn about OCIP meaning, OCIP insurance cost, and how it differs from CCIP insurance programs.
Get a QuoteOCIP Benefits & Coverage
Explore OCIP coverage, OCIP workers compensation, and OCIP insurance requirements. Our OCIP policies offer cost-effective solutions for hard-to-place risks in construction, including OCIP wrap insurance and OCIP project management.
Learn MoreOCIP Administration & Claims
From OCIP administrator roles to OCIP claims handling, we manage everything. Dive into OCIP payroll reporting, OCIP application processes, and OCIP subcontractor requirements for seamless project execution.
Call/Text UsWhy Choose Kelly Insurance Group for Your OCIP & CCIP Needs?
- Specialists in OCIP construction and CCIP projects
- Expert handling of OCIP cost, OCIP form, and OCIP program setup
- Comprehensive OCIP insurance construction coverage, including wrap OCIP and owner controlled insurance
- Solutions for unique business operations – we find insurance when others can't
- OCIP workers comp, OCIP reporting, and OCIP sales tailored to your project
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HOW OCIPS REVEAL TRUE CONTRACTOR BIDS
Contractors often inflate bids to account for uncertain insurance costs. By centralizing coverage through an OCIP, owners see the real cost of labor, materials, and expertise, creating fairer, more competitive bids.
Traditional Bids Inflate Costs
Contractors include insurance premiums and risk markups, making it difficult for owners to see the real cost of labor and materials.
With an OCIP, owners gain transparency, fairness, and real competitive bidding power. Insurance centralization doesn’t just protect your project—it empowers smarter decisions and reduces hidden costs.
OCIP & CCIP Insurance Glossary
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Did You Know?
OCIP can save up to 4% on construction project costs while covering hard-to-place risks like unique subcontractor operations.
OCIP FAQ INDEX
Explore the most common questions about OCIP & CCIP insurance programs. Click a question to reveal a bite-sized answer and get smarter about managing construction insurance.
Questions
- What is an OCIP?
- How does an OCIP affect contractor bids?
- Who administers the OCIP?
- What types of coverage are included?
- How are payrolls reported?
- What is the difference between OCIP and CCIP?
- Can subcontractors purchase separate insurance?
- How are claims handled?
- What are common pitfalls?
- How is OCIP cost calculated?
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