16-Attachment Q – Davis Bacon Current Wage Decision.pdf

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CSP - Dinner Creek Stormwater Detention Basin - Phase 1 for the Harris County Flood Control District (Estimated Budget $35, 656, 303)
Solicitation number
26/0071
Issued by
Harris County, Texas

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This is a Davis Bacon Prevailing Wage Decision document issued by Harris County, Texas for construction projects under the Dinner Creek Stormwater Detention Basin - Phase 1 project for the Harris County Flood Control District, with an estimated budget of $35,656,303. The document establishes mandatory wage requirements for all contractors and workers employed on county construction projects.

All contractors must comply with Harris County's Minimum Wage Policy and pay workers the greater of two amounts: the applicable Davis Bacon prevailing wage rate or Harris County's Contractor Minimum Wage, currently set at $21.65 per hour. No worker on a Harris County construction project may receive compensation below either the prevailing wage requirement or the county's minimum wage threshold, whichever is higher. Contractors are required to separately comply with both wage standards and must maintain documentation demonstrating adherence to these requirements throughout project execution.

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In addition to these wage rates, Contractors must separately comply with Harris County's Minimum Wage Policy [see link] and pay all workers on county projects at least Harris County's Contractor Minimum Wage (currently $21.65/hour). No worker on a Harris County construction project may make less than the Harris County Contractor Minimum Wage or the applicable Prevailing Wage.

https://purchasing.harriscountytx.gov/Portals/purchasing/Documents/Item%20462_Minimum%20Wage%20Policy%20for%20Contract%20Workers_3.27.2025.pdf?ver=4cDcd3uMbZDZ_hrRbDGX9Q%3d%3d

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