Summary: Prevailing Wage Determination for Utah Residential Construction

This document is a General Decision/Prevailing Wage Determination (UT20260035) issued by the U.S. Department of Labor effective January 2, 2026, for residential construction work in Summit County, Utah. The determination supersedes a previous wage decision (UT20250035) and establishes prevailing wage rates and fringe benefit requirements for contractors performing federally-funded construction projects in the specified geographic area.

The wage determination covers multiple trade classifications with hourly rates and fringe benefits, including equipment operators ($21.50-$27.55 per hour), laborers ($10.00-$18.63 per hour), cement masons and concrete finishers ($36.66 per hour), plumbers ($30.60 per hour), sprinkler fitters ($38.17 per hour), various truck drivers ($27.85-$32.69 per hour), bricklayers ($17.92 per hour), carpenters ($14.61 per hour), drywall workers ($17.90-$18.82 per hour), electricians ($16.06 per hour), painters ($11.23 per hour), roofers ($17.14 per hour), and sheet metal workers ($15.31 per hour). Fringe benefits range from 0.00 to 25.54 per hour depending on classification. The document includes detailed rate identifiers indicating whether rates are union-negotiated, weighted union averages, survey-based, or state-adopted rates, with effective dates ranging from 2008 to 2025. Executive Order requirements regarding paid sick leave (EO 13706) and minimum wage standards (EO 13658) are referenced, requiring compliance for all covered workers.