2-05. Wage Rate Determination.pdf

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Pike Street Mid-Block Crosswalks
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Washington County, Camp Hill Borough, Pennsylvania

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This is a Wage Rate Determination document issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for state and local contract opportunities administered by Canonsburg Borough in Washington County. The document establishes prevailing wage requirements applicable to the Pike Street Mid-Block Crosswalks Project and the McBurney Road Culvert Remediation project. The Pike Street Mid-Block Crosswalks Project encompasses concrete pavement demolition, asphalt roadway paving, traffic line striping, ADA ramp construction, pedestrian crossing signage installation, and associated electrical work. Sealed bids for the Pike Street project are due May 29, 2026, at 10:00 AM via PennBid. The McBurney Road Culvert Remediation consists of two separate contracts: Contract One involves heavy jet cleaning of sediments from existing culverts with anticipated debris removal of 115-120 lb/ft³, while Contract Two requires installation of a 24-inch sloped precast concrete trench drain across McBurney Road. Bids for the McBurney Road project are due August 25, 2025. Both projects include ancillary work such as CCTV inspection, debris hauling, rip rap apron installation, roadway restoration, erosion control measures, and traffic maintenance.

The wage rate determination document specifies that Contract Two of the McBurney Road Culvert Remediation, involving structural work, requires compliance with state prevailing wage rates, while Contract One, classified as maintenance-only work, does not mandate prevailing wage compliance. Both contracts require 10% Bid Bonds and 100% Performance and Payment Bonds. Contract Two additionally requires a 100% warranty bond. Bid documents and solicitation details are available at no cost through PennBid at https://pennbid.bonfirehub.com. The prevailing wage rates established in this determination apply to all laborers, workers, and mechanics employed on the applicable contract work, ensuring compliance with Pennsylvania's prevailing wage standards for public works projects.

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