Davis-Bacon Act WD NY20260050.pdf

This is a Wage Determination document (General Decision Number NY20260050) issued by the Department of Labor for prevailing wage requirements in New York State, specifically Erie County, for building construction projects. The document is effective May 18, 2026, with modification number 1.

The wage determination establishes prevailing wage rates and fringe benefits for multiple construction trades and labor classifications. Key wage rates include: Boilermakers at $39.35/hour with 33.18% fringes; Cement Masons at $32.53/hour with 22.10% fringes; Electricians ranging from $35.34 to $64.59/hour depending on specialization (Cable Splicer, Flagman, Line Construction, etc.) with fringes between 6.93% and 42.92%; Carpenters at $34.73/hour with 28.61% fringes; Ironworkers at $35.49/hour with 32.30% fringes; various Laborer classifications ranging from $30.43 to $32.43/hour with 28.25% fringes; Painters at $25.95 to $34.68/hour with 23.69-28.51% fringes; Plasterers at $33.05-33.65/hour with 25.09-31.47% fringes; Plumbers at $42.20/hour with 29.80% fringes; Roofers at $35.11-34.96/hour with 26.03% fringes; and Truck Drivers at $32.00-47.57/hour with 0.00-15.09% fringes, among others. Multiple rates are provided with effective dates ranging from 2014 to 2025. The document includes detailed explanations of rate identifiers (Union Rate, Union Average Rate, Survey Rate, and State Adopted Rate) and procedures for appealing wage determination decisions through the Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division and Administrative Review Board.