B03_WAGE_DETE_01-02-2026.pdf

This is a General Decision wage determination document (WA20260099, effective 01/02/2026) issued by the U.S. Department of Labor for residential construction projects in Clark and Skamanica Counties, Washington. The determination supersedes General Decision WA20250099 and applies to single-family homes and apartments up to and including four stories.

The document establishes prevailing wage rates and fringe benefits for various construction classifications, including bricklayers ($49.60/hour with 25.18% fringes), carpenters ($31.75/hour with 14.88% fringes), laborers in multiple specialties (masons, cement/concrete workers, brick workers ranging from $38.05-$50.38/hour with fringes of 16.75-16.96%), sheet metal workers ($56.24/hour with 32.72% fringes), truck drivers in eight groups ($36.58-$37.88/hour with 20.93% fringes based on dump truck capacity), electricians ($35.16/hour with 16.58% fringes), plumbers ($25.86/hour with 2.76% fringes), roofers ($23.12/hour with 2.90% fringes), painters ($24.75/hour with 5.91% fringes), and equipment operators. The determination includes HAZMAT premium pay (Level C-D at $0.50/hour and Level A-B at $1.00/hour) and references Executive Order 13706 regarding paid sick leave requirements and Executive Order 13658 establishing a $13.30 minimum wage floor for 2025. Rate identifiers indicate whether rates are union-negotiated (four-letter codes beginning with non-standard characters), weighted union averages (UAVG identifiers), survey-based rates (SU identifiers), or state-adopted rates (SA identifiers). The document provides contact information for wage determination inquiries and appeals procedures through the Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division.