IFB 160924 Attachment I Prevailing Wage Rate Determination.pdf
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- Attached to
- IFB 160924 Crack Sealing Services
- Solicitation number
- IFB-120334
- Issued by
- Albemarle County, Chesapeake City, Virginia
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This is a Prevailing Wage Rate Determination document issued by the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) for IFB 160924, which solicits on-call crack sealing services for primary and secondary roadways throughout the Charlottesville Residency, encompassing Albemarle, Greene, and Madison Counties. The solicitation requires bids for as-needed crack sealing services across the three-county area, with bids due May 29, 2026. Services will be performed in compliance with environmental operational constraints, specifically regarding Red Ozone Days restrictions that limit crack sealing operations during air-quality ozone advisories and red ozone day declarations in the region. Bidders must demonstrate the ability to adjust work schedules and methods to maintain compliance with Virginia air quality requirements, as these restrictions directly impact project scheduling, resource allocation, and contract performance timelines.
The prevailing wage rate determination establishes the minimum compensation requirements for workers performing crack sealing services under this contract, ensuring compliance with applicable prevailing wage laws. The document specifies wage rates for various labor classifications involved in the crack sealing operations. All contractors submitting bids must acknowledge the prevailing wage requirements and incorporate these rates into their pricing proposals. The prevailing wage determination is a mandatory component of the bidding process and ensures that workers on state-funded transportation projects receive wages consistent with regional standards for similar work.
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