Davis_Bacon_CA20250007_Mod_18_12-5-25.pdf

This is a Davis-Bacon wage determination document for the State of California related to the City of West Sacramento's Sycamore Trail Phase IV and V Feasibility Study contract opportunity. The document establishes prevailing wage requirements applicable to construction and related work on this project. The Sycamore Trail project aims to create the City's first multi-use, low-transportation stress trail connecting northern and southern areas, with Phases I-III already funded through various state, regional, and local sources. Phases IV and V will address critical infrastructure crossings: the Union Pacific/Sierra Northern rail tracks and the Sacramento Deep Water Ship Channel and Barge Canal. The City is soliciting proposals from qualified firms or individuals to provide consultant services including feasibility studies, cost estimates, and community engagement for these two remaining project phases. The scope of work details the specific requirements for the consulting services needed to advance these critical trail connections.

The Davis-Bacon wage determination document establishes the prevailing wage rates that must be paid to workers on federally-funded portions of this project, indicating that at least some project funding derives from federal sources subject to prevailing wage requirements. These wage rates apply to all laborers and mechanics employed on the project and must be incorporated into bidders' cost proposals. The document serves as a compliance mechanism to ensure that workers engaged in the feasibility study and any subsequent construction phases receive wages consistent with federal prevailing wage standards, which directly impacts the financial proposals submitted by prospective contractors.