OIAA_Executed_PLA_2021.pdf

This is a Prevailing Wage Agreement (Project Labor Agreement) executed by the Ontario International Airport Authority (OIAA) in 2021, establishing prevailing wage requirements and labor standards for construction projects at Ontario International Airport in California. The agreement establishes the framework for prevailing wage determination, labor compliance, and worker protections on all applicable construction projects undertaken at the airport. The PLA covers construction services, including the Zero Emissions Initiatives Phase 1 project involving the installation of seventeen new electric vehicle charging stations at Terminal 2 and Terminal 4, as well as electrical infrastructure improvements within terminal buildings. The agreement defines prevailing wage rates, apprenticeship requirements, working conditions, and dispute resolution procedures applicable to all contractors and subcontractors performing work under the PLA. Project labor agreements of this nature typically establish the terms for labor relations, wage standards, and working conditions throughout the duration of covered construction work.

The PLA establishes prevailing wage rates applicable to all workers on covered projects, ensuring compliance with California prevailing wage laws and federal Davis-Bacon Act requirements where applicable. The agreement requires contractor participation in apprenticeship programs and mandates union representation on labor-management committees responsible for dispute resolution and project oversight. Signatory contractors and unions agree to provide skilled trades workers at predetermined wage scales, with provisions for fringe benefits including health insurance, pensions, and training funds. The PLA applies to all construction contracts exceeding specified thresholds at Ontario International Airport and remains in effect for the duration of covered projects, providing stability and standardized labor conditions across multiple concurrent construction initiatives at the airport facility.