1240LT26R0008 Attachment 5 General Decision Number ID20250051 09262025.pdf

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This document is a General Decision wage determination for heavy construction work in Idaho County, Idaho, effective 09/26/2025. The document specifies prevailing wage rates for various construction job classifications, including power equipment operators, laborers, carpenters, electricians, ironworkers, and cement masons, with rates ranging from $17.67 to $49.55 per hour. Zone pay differentials are established for areas within and beyond 45 miles of specific post offices in Spokane, Pasco, Lewiston, and Wenatchee, with additional compensation for work at different boom heights for crane operators. The wage determination also includes provisions for fringe benefits, with rates varying by job classification, and notes applicability of Executive Orders 14026 and 13658 regarding minimum wage requirements and paid sick leave for federal contractors.

The document provides detailed wage information for different geographic areas within Idaho County, north and south of the 46th parallel, with specific rates for equipment operators grouped by machinery type and size. Boom pay supplements are outlined for crane and concrete pump boom trucks, with additional compensation for working at various boom heights. The wage determination includes a comprehensive appeals process for wage-related disputes, with specific instructions for submitting requests to the U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division. The rates are subject to annual updates and reflect changes in collective bargaining agreements and survey data, with multiple rate identification methods explained (union rates, survey rates, state-adopted rates).

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