Local_7_Tile,_Marble,_Terrazzo_SNJ_CBA-2022-27.pdf
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- Reconstruction and Resurfacing of Portions of Certain County Roads Contract 2024A, Lakewood Township
- Solicitation number
- 00-907-1136
- Issued by
- Ocean County, New Jersey
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This is a Prevailing Wage Determination document for Local 7 Tile, Marble, and Terrazzo workers in Southern New Jersey under CBA-2022-27, issued by the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development. The document establishes prevailing wage rates applicable to the County of Ocean's Reconstruction and Resurfacing of Portions of Certain County Roads Contract 2024A in Lakewood Township. The prevailing wage rates specified in this determination apply to all contractors and subcontractors performing tile, marble, and terrazzo work on this public works project within the designated Southern New Jersey area. These rates are mandated for compliance with New Jersey prevailing wage laws and must be paid to all workers engaged in the specified trade classifications on the project.
The prevailing wage schedule establishes hourly compensation rates for various job classifications within the tile, marble, and terrazzo trade, including base hourly wages and fringe benefits. All contractors bidding on or awarded work under this contract must comply with these established wage rates, which are binding on the project. The determination reflects the current prevailing wage standards for Southern New Jersey and applies to any work performed under the referenced contract. Non-compliance with these wage requirements can result in penalties and project delays, making adherence to the specified rates a critical compliance requirement for all bidders and contractors involved in the County of Ocean road reconstruction project.
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