STATE OF HAWAI‘I

DEPARTMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS

91-5420 Kapolei Parkway, Kapolei, HI. 96707

SECTION 1

IFB NOTIFICATION AND

INFORMATION

for

CHAIN LINK FENCING AND GATES INSTALLATION –

SOUTH KOHALA DISTRIBUTION ROAD

KĀMUELA, HAWAI‘I

T.M.K. (3) 6-6-001:077 (p)

IFB No.: IFB-27-HHL-004

September 2026

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. IFB NOTIFICATION AND INFORMATION PAGE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1a IFB NOTICE ..................................................................................................................... 3-4

1b STATE WAGE RATE SCHEDULE BULLETIN NO. 508 ........................................... 1-7

1f STATE HOLIDAYS 2026 – 2027

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

INVITATION FOR BID (IFB)

Department of Hawaiian Home Lands

Land Management Division

IFB NO.: IFB-27-HHL-004

BID OFFERS for IFB No.: IFB-27-HHL-004, Chain Link Fencing and Gates Installation –

South Kohala Distribution Road, Kamuela, Hawai‘i, State of Hawai‘i, shall be electronically submitted via HIePRO no later than 2:00 pm, Hawai‘i Standard Time (H.S.T.), October 9, 2026. The Bid Offer Form must be submitted, as an attachment, when submitting the offer via

HIePRO. Failure to submit the Bid Offer Form shall be grounds for rejection of the Bid Offer.

Bids received after the time fixed for opening or submitted anywhere other than as specified above will not be considered. A performance bond and payment bond equal to one hundred percent of the Total Base Offer Amount will be required if the Total Base Offer Amount exceeds fifty thousand dollars ($50,000).

This project consists of providing the labor, materials, equipment and supervision to satisfactorily install chain link fencing and gates along South Kohala Distribution Road and three (3) nearby burial lots, Kamuela, Hawai‘i, State of Hawai‘i.

To be eligible to submit a bid, the Bidder and/or his subcontractors shall possess all required valid

State of Hawai‘i licenses and specialty licenses needed to perform the work for this project. A surety bid bond will be required for this Invitation for Bids (IFB).

This project is subject to Section 103D, Hawai‘i Revised Statutes, and to the payment of not less than the prevailing salaries and wages promulgated by the State of Hawai‘i, Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.

Bid documents may be examined at or obtained from the State of Hawai‘i eProcurement system

(HIePRO) website: https://hiepro.ehawaii.gov/sav-search.html

It is the responsibility of Interested Bidders to check the HIePRO website for any addenda issued by DHHL.

A written NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BID is required and shall be received by the DHHL, Land Management Division, at 91-5420 Kapolei Parkway, Kapolei, Hawaii 96707, no later than

2:00 pm, H.S.T, on September 28, 2026. Submittal of a NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BID via e-mail to ashley.n.tabalno@hawaii.gov is acceptable.

A surety bid bond will be required for this Invitation for Bids.

All prospective bidders/offerors are invited to attend a PRE-BID CONFERENCE to be held at

9:30 am, H.S.T, on September 23, 2026, on South Kohala Distribution Road.

Subcontractors and union representatives are also invited to attend. The Conference is to provide bidders/offerors with an opportunity to ask questions about the contractual requirements and technical aspects of the project. Attendance of the Pre-Bid Conference is not a condition for https://hiepro.ehawaii.gov/sav-search.html submitting a bid but strongly recommended. Persons needing special accommodations due to a disability may submit such requests to Ashley Tabalno, Land Management Division, via e-mail to ashley.n.tabalno@hawaii.gov.

Properly executed and notarized STANDARD QUALIFICATION QUESTIONNAIRE FOR

OFFERORS, SPO Form-21 ("Questionnaire") and OFFEROR’S STATEMENT OF

QUALIFICATIONS shall be submitted to the DHHL Land Management Division, at 91-5420

Kapolei Parkway, Kapolei, Hawai‘i 96707 upon request. Completed Questionnaires and

Statements must be submitted as an original hard copy with wet signatures. Questionnaires and

Statements that are submitted via facsimile or E-mail will not be accepted. The Questionnaire can be downloaded at the State Forms Central website:

http://spo.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/spo-021.pdf

DHHL reserves the right to amend the IFB by written addenda, to reject any and all bids, or to waive any defects in said bids where DHHL deems it is in the best interest of the State.

CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS BY STATE AND COUNTY CONTRACTORS ARE

PROHIBITED. If awarded a contract in response to this solicitation, offeror agrees to comply with HRS §11-355, which states that campaign contributions are prohibited from a State and county government contractor during the term of the contract if the contractor is paid with funds appropriated by the legislative body between the execution of the contract through the completion of the contract.

Questions regarding this project shall be posted on HIePRO by 2:00 pm, H.S.T, September 25, 2026. Responses to questions shall be posted on HIePRO by 4:00 pm, H.S.T, September 30, 2026.

Dated at Kapolei, Hawai‘i, this 4th day of September 2026.

DEPARTMENT OF HAWAIIAN HOME LANDS

Kali Watson, Chairperson

Hawaiian Homes Commission

Posted on the internet at: https://hiepro.ehawaii.gov/sav-search.html http://www.dhhl.hawaii.gov/procurement/ mailto:ashley.n.tabalno@hawaii.gov http://spo.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/spo-021.pdf https://hiepro.ehawaii.gov/sav-search.html http://www.dhhl.hawaii.gov/procurement/

State ofHawai'i

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Princess Ruth Ke'elikolani Building

830 Punchbowl Street

Honolulu, Hawai'i 96813

February 16, 2026

WAGE RATE SCHEDULE BULLETIN NO. 510

This schedule of wage rates contained herein is recognized by the Director of Labor and Industrial Relations to be prevailing on public construction work for the purposes of Chapter I 04, Hawai 'i

Revised Statutes. The schedule of wage rates determines the applicable wage determination for each classification and docs not impose any staffing requirements for any classification.

As required by law, future wage rates for laborers and mechanics are incorporated into this bulletin based on available information and are subject to change. Whenever the Director determines that the prevailing wage has increased as shown in the wage rate schedule, the contractor must increase the wages accordingly during the performance of the contract. For addenda or additional wage rate schedules, please consult the Internet at http://labor.hawaii.gov/wsd.

The Apprentice Schedule is available on the Internet or upon request from the Wage Standards Division. Pursuant to

Section 12-22-6, Hawai'i Administrative Rules, the Apprentice

Schedule is applicable only to apprentices who arc parties to apprenticeship agreements registered with or recognized by the

Department of Labor and Industrial Relations.

Questions on the schedules should be referred to the Research and Statistics Office at (808) 586-8799.

The next wage rate schedule will be issued on or about

September 15, 2026.

STATE OF HAWAI'I

JOSH GREEN, M.D., Governor

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

JADE T. BUTAY, Director

WILLIAM Ci. KUNSTMAN, Deputy Director

RESEARCH AND STATISTICS OFFICE

ASCENCION LOPEZ, Research Statistician

SCOTT S. WHEELER, Supervisor

In cooperation with:

WAGE STANDARDS DIVISION

SHERYL LEE, Administrator

MARI IMAMURA, Staff Supervisor

Jf.,DE T. BUTAY

Director http://labor.hawaii.gov/wsd

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'IBOILERMAKER: 2116/26

Boilermaker/ Blacksmith $76.33 $42.64 $33.69 - - - - - - - - - 13

I CARPENTER: 9/15125 8/31/26 8/30/27 9/4/28

Journeyman Carpenter (Form/Framer/RouglvFinish)

Millwright and Machine Erector

Power Saw Operator (2 h.p. & over)

$8524

$85.49

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$55.75

$55.65

$29.74

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$87.49

$87.39

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$89.44

$58.00

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$58.15

$31.29

$31.29

$3129

$91.34

$91.59

$91.49

$59.50

$59.75

$59.65

$31.84

$31.84

$31.84

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•!CEMENT FINISHER: 2116/26 8/31/26 8/30/27 9/4/28

Journeyperson Cement Finisher

Trowel Machine Operator

S85.16

$85.31

$46.83

$46.98

$38.33

$38.33

S85.58

$85.73

S46.85

$47.00

$38.73

$38.73

S85.63

$85.78

$46.90

$47.05

$38.73

$38.73

$92.80

$92.95

S53.67

S53.82

S39.13

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!CHAIN-LINK FENCE ERECTOR: 9/29/25 10/5/26 10/4/27 10/2128

S50.70 $29.75 S20.95 $52.90 $30.90 $22.00 $55.20 $32.10 $23.10 S57.50 $33.30 $24.20 10,13

ICHLORINATOR: 9/15/25

$39.34 $35.33 $4.01 - - - - - - - -

'IDIVER: 9/15/25

AQUA LUNG DIVING (Scuba Diver):

Stand-By Diver

Scuba Diver (Wet) (up to 30 feet)

Scuba Diver (Wet) (over 30 feet)

DIVING OTHER THAN AQUA LUNG (Surface Supplied

Diving):

Tender

Stand-By Diver

Diver

S98.43

$107.81

S117.18

$95.40

S98.43

$117.18

$62.97

S72.35

$81.72

S59.94

$62.97

$81.72

$35.46

$35.46

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IDRAPERYINSTALLER: 9/15/25

S21.00 $21.00 $0.00 - - - - - - - - -

'I DREDGING· CLAMSHELL AND HYDRAULIC SUCTION: 9/15/25

CLAMSHELL OR DIPPER DREDGES:

Clamshell or Dipper Operator

Mechanic or Welder, Watch Engineer ICtamshell or

Dipper Dredges]

Deckmate, Barge Mate [Clamshell or Dipper Dredges!

Bargeman, Deckhand, Fireman and Oiler [Clamshell or

Dipper Dredges]

HYDRAULIC SUCTION DREDGES:

Leverman

Watch Engineer (Steam or Electric)

Mechanic or Welder [Hydraulic Suction Dredges]

Dozer Operator

Deckmate !Hydraulic Suction Dredges]

Winchman (Stem Winch on Dredge)

Deckhand (can operate Anchor Scow under direction of

Deckmate), Fireman, Leveeman, Oiler [Hydraulic

Suction Dredges)

S96.12

$95.46

$95.06

$93.40

S95.76

S95.61

S95.46

S95.40

S95.06

S94.95

$93.40

$60.66

$60.00

$59.60

$57.94

S60.30

S60.15

$60.00

$59.94

$59.60

$59.49

$57.94

S35.46

$35.46

$35.46

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•IDREDGING - CLAMSHELL AND HYDRAULIC SUCTION: 9/15/25

DERRICKS:

Operators (Derricks, Piledrivers, and Cranes) $96.12 $60.66 $35.46 12,13

Saurman Type Dragline (over five (5) cubic yards) $95.46 $60.00 $35.46 12,13

Deckmate, Saurman Type Dragline (up to and including five (5) cubic yards) (Derricks) $95.06 $59.60 $35.46 12,13

Deckhand, Fireman, Oiler (Derricks]

BOAT OPERATORS:

S93.40 $57.94 $35.46 12,13

Master Boat Operator S95.76 $60.30 $35.46 12,13

Boat Operator $95.61 $60.15 $35.46 12,13

Boat Deckhand $93.40 $57.94 S35.46 12,13

IDRYWALL & ACOUSTICAL WORKER AND LATHER: 9115/25 8/31/26 8/30/27 9/4/28

Journeyman [Drywall & Acoustical Worker and L�ther) $85.49 S55.75 $29.74 $87.49 $57.00 $30.49 $89.54 $58.25 $31.29 $91.59 S59.75 S31.84 1,12,13

!DRYWALL TAPER/FINISHER: 1/1/26 1/1/27 111/28

Journeyman Taper S83.84 $49.54 $34.30 - - - $86.70 $51.90 $34.80 S89.63 $54.58 $35.05

IELECTRICIAN: Inside 8/24/25

Cable Splicer (Inside)

Journeyman Wireman (Inside)

$97.28

S89.71

$63.90

$56.55

$33.38

$33.16

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!ELECTRICIAN: Outside 8/24/25

Cable Splicer [Outside) $97.28 $63.90 $33.38 .

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Journeyman Wireman [Outside) $89.71 $56.55 $33.16 4,13

Journeyman Lineman $89.71 $56.55 $33.16 4,13

Heavy Equipment Operator $81.66 $50.90 $30.76 4,13

Groundman $69.55 $42.41 $27.14 4,13

IELEVATOR CONSTRUCTOR: 2117/25

Mechanic [Elevator Constructor) $112.285 $73.85 $38.435 - - - - - - - - - 13

• (EQUIPMENT OPERATOR: 9/15/25

Group 1 $93.12 $57.66 $35.46 -

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Group 2 $93.23 $57.77 $35.46 5,12,13

Group 3 $93.40 $57.94 $35.46 5,12,13

Group 4 S93.67 $58.21 $35.46 5,12,13

Group5 S93.98 $58.52 $35.46 5,12,13

Group 6 $94.63 $59.17 $35.46 5,12,13

Group 7 $94.95 $59.49 $35.46 5,12,13

Groups $95.06 $59.60 $35.46 5,12,13

Group9 $95.17 $59.71 $35.46 5,12,13

Group9A $95.40 $59.94 $35.46 5,12,13

Group 10 S95.46 $60.00 $35.46 5,12,13

Group 10A $95.61 $60.15 $35.46 5,12,13

Group 11 $95.76 $60.30 $35.46 5,12,13

Group 12 $96.12 $60.66 $35.46 5,12,13

Group 12A S96.48 $61.02 $35.46 5,12,13

Group 13 $93.40 $57.94 $35.46 12,13

Group 13A $93.67 $58.21 $35.46 12,13

Group 138 $93.98 $58.52 $35.46 12,13

Group 13C $94.63 $59.17 $35.46 12,13

Group 13D $94.95 $59.49 $35.46 12,13

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!FLOOR LAYER (CARPET, LINOLEUM & SOFT TILE): 312/25 311126 2/28127 3/5/28 I

Journeyperson fFloor Layer) $78.30 $43.27 $35.03 $81.05 $45.30 $35.75 $84.30 $47.65 $36.65 $87.40 $50.00 $37.40 12,13

*!GLAZIER: 2/16126 I

Joumeyperson (Glazier) S88.60 $48.50 $40.10 - - - - - - - 6,13

IHEAT AND FROST INSULATOR: 9/7/25 I

Mechanic (Heat and Frost Insulator) S76.65 $46.90 $29.75 - - - - - - - 7,13

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Pilot

Co-Pilot

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$97.29

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$61.66

$61.52

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IIRON WORKER: 9/15/25 9/1/26 I

Journeyman (Iron Worker) $91.96 $50.50 $41.46 S94.46 $53.00 $41.46 - - - - - 8,12,13

!LABORER: 9/1/25 8131/26 8/30/27 9/4/28 I

LABORER:

Laborer I S69.66 $42.85 $26.81 $71.66 $43.95 $27.71 $73.61 $45.05 $28.56 $75.56 $46.15 $29.41 1,13

Laborer II S67.06 $40.25 $26.81 $69.06 $41.35 $27.71 $71.01 $42.45 $28.56 $72.96 $43.55 S29.41 1,13

Licensed Powderman S70.66 $43.85 $26.81 $72.66 $44.95 $27.71 $74.61 $46.05 $28.56 S76.56 $47.15 $29.41 1,13

Driller S72.66 $45.85 $26.81 S74.66 $46.95 $27.71 $76.61 $48.05 $28.56 $78.56 $49.15 S29.41 1,13

Gunite or Shotcrete Operator $70.16 $43.35 $26.81 $72.16 $44.45 $27.71 $74.11 $45.55 $28,56 S76.06 $46.65 S29.41 1,13

Mason Tender/Hod Carrier $70.16 $43.35 $26.81 $72.16 $44.45 S27.71 $74.11 $45.55 $28.56 S76.06 $46.65 $29.41 1,13

High Scaler (Working Suspended) $70.16 $43.35 $26.81 $72.16 $44.45 S27.71 $74.11 $45.55 $28.56 S76.06 $46.65 S29.41 13

Window Washer (Outside) (Working from bosun's chair and/or cable-suspended scaffold or work platform) $69.16 $42.35 $26.81 $71.16 $43.45 $27.71 $73.11 $44.55 $28.56 $75.06 $45.65 S29.41 13

Light/Final Clean-up (Janitorial) Laborer $54.27 $31.95 $22.32 $55.82 $32.50 $23.32 $57.32 S33.05 $24.27 S58.82 $33.60 S25.22 1,13

UNDERGROUND WORK:

Worker in a raise, shaft, or tunnel.

Group 1 $70.26 $43.45 $26.81 $72.26 $44.55 $27.71 $74.21 $45.65 $28.56 $76.16 $46,75 S29.41 13

Group2 S71.76 $44.95 $26.81 S73.76 $46.05 $27.71 $75.71 $47.15 S28.56 S77.66 $48.25 S29.41 13

Group3 S72.26 $45.45 S26.81 $74.26 $46.55 $27.71 $76.21 $47.65 $28.56 $78.16 $48.75 $29.41 13

Group4 $73.26 $46.45 $26.81 $75.26 $47.55 S27.71 $TT.21 $48.65 $28.56 S79.16 $49.75 $29.41 13

Group 5 $73.51 $46.70 $26.81 $75.51 $47.80 S27.71 $77.46 $48.90 $28.56 S79.41 $50.00 S29.41 13

Group 6 S73.61 $46.80 $26.81 $75.61 $47.90 $27.71 $77.56 $49.00 $28.56 S79.51 $50.10 S29.41 13

Group 7 $73.86 $47.05 $26.81 $75.86 $48.15 $27.71 $77.81 S49.25 $28.56 $79.76 $50.35 S29.41 13

Group 8 $74.31 $47.50 $26.81 $76.31 $48.60 $27.71 $78.26 $49.70 $28.56 S80.21 $50.80 $29.41 13

ILANDSCAPE & IRRIGATION LABORER: 9/15/25 8/31/26 8/30/27 9/4/28 I

Landscape & Irrigation Laborer A $47.20 $29.40 $17.80 $48.95 $30.40 S18.55 $50.80 $31.45 $19.35 $52.65 $32.50 $20.15

Landscape & Irrigation laborer B $48.20 $30.40 $17.80 $49.95 $31.40 S18.55 $51.80 $32.45 $19.35 $53.65 S33.50 $20.15

Landscape & Irrigation Maintenance Laborer $41.80 $24.00 $17.80 $43.55 $25.00 $18.55 $45.40 $26.05 $19.35 $47.25 $27.10 $20.15

!MASON (Bricklayer): 9115/25 8131126 8/30/27 9/4128 I

Bricklayer Stonemason Blocksetter $91.97 $56.03 $35.94 $95.37 $59.03 $36.34 $96.36 $60.02 $36.34 S96.77 $60.02 S36.75 2,12,13

Pointer/Caulker Weatherproofer $92.22 $56.28 $35.94 $95.62 $59.28 $36.34 $96.61 $60.27 $36.34 S97.02 $60.27 S36.75 2,12,13

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"IPAINTER: 2/16/26 7/1/26

Joumeyperson Painter

Spray/Abrasive

$76.33

$76.33

$45.15

$45.15

$31.18

$31.18

$76.33

$76.33

$45.15

$45.15

$31.18

$31.18

!PAVING: 9115125

ASPHALT PAVING (Jobsite):

Asphalt Spreader Operator $95.18 $59.16 $36.02 12, 13

Roller Operator (over five [5) tons) $94.86 $58.84 $36.02 12, 13

Asphalt Concrete Material Transfer $94.66 $58.64 $36.02 12, 13

Screed Person $94.66 $58.64 $36.02 12, 13

Asphalt Raker $93.70 $57.68 $36.02 12, 13

Roller Operator (five [5) tons and under) $93.43 $57.41 $36.02 12, 13

Laborer, Hand Roller (before 9/1/07) $93.20 $57.18 $36.02 12, 13

Laborer, Hand Roller (after 9/1/07) $90.93 $54.91 $36.02 12, 13

EQUIPMENT OPERATORS {Jobsite):

Grader $95.49 $59.47 $36.02 12, 13

Soil Stabilizer $95.49 $59.47 $36.02 12, 13

Cold Planer $95.49 $59.47 $36.02 12, 13

Loader (over 2-1/2 yds to and including 5 cu yds) $94.98 $58.96 $36.02 12, 13

Loader (2-1/2 yds and under) S94.66 $58.64 $36.02 12, 13

Concrete Saws and/or Grinder (self-propelled unit on streets. highways, airports and canals) $94.66 $58.64 $36.02 12, 13

Combination Loader/Backhoe (over 3/4 cu yd) $93.70 $57.68 $36.02 12, 13

Combination Loader/Backhoe (up to 3/4 cu yd) $92.72 $56.70 $36.02 12, 13

TRUCK DRIVERS:

Tractor Trailer (Hauling Equipment, Assistant to Engineer required) S95.09 $59.07 $36.02 12, 13

Hot Liquid Asphalt Tanker S94.98 $58.96 $36.02 12. 13

Oil Tanker [double) S94.98 $58.96 $36.02 12, 13

Slip-in or Pup S94.98 $58.96 $36.02 12, 13

Asphalt Distributor $94.66 $58,64 $36.02 12, 13

Semi-Trailer $94.66 $58,64 $36.02 12, 13

Semi-Dump S94.66 $58.64 $36.02 12, 13

Single or Rock Cans Tandem Dump Truck

(over 8 yds and under water level) $94.01 $57.99 $36.02 12, 13

Single or Rock Cans Tandem Dump Truck

(8 yds and under water level) S93.70 $57.68 $36.02 12, 13

Assistant to Engineer S93.43 $57.41 $36,02 12. 13

Utility, Flatbed $93.43 $57.41 $36.02 12, 13

•IPLASTERER: 2/16/26 8/30/26 915121 9/4/28

Joumeyperson (Plasterer] S92.45 $54.12 $38.33 $93.52 $54.79 $38.73 $93.52 $54.79 $38.73 S93.92 $54.79 $39.13 2,12,13

•IPLUMBER: 2/16/26

Journeyman (Plumber] S88.22 $54.33 $33.89 - - - - - - - - - 9,13

!ROOFER: 9nt25 9/6126

Journeyman (Roofer]

Coal Tar Pitch

$67.75

$112.70

$44.95

$89.90

$22.80

$22.80

$68.45

$114.00

$45.55

$91.10

$22.90

$22.90 -

ISANDBLASTER OR WATERBLASTER:

Use wages of craft to which sand or water blasting is incidental.

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Comments: Overtime must be paid at one and one-half times the basic hourly rate plus the hourty cost of required fringe benefits.

* Indicates a wage, fringe benefit, remark, or title change from the previous bulletin.

11 Current II 2026 II 2027 II 2028 I

Prevailing

Wage

Total

Basic

Hourly

Rate

Fringe

Hourly

Rate

Prevailing

Wage

Total

Basic

Hourly

Rate

Fringe

Hourly

Rate

Prevailing

Wage

Total

Basic

Hourly

Rate

Fringe

Hourly

Rate

Prevailing

Wage

Total

Basic

Hourly

Rate

Fringe

Hourly

Rate

Remarks II See

Pg 6-9

!SHEET METAL WORKER: (Note: 2 increases per year) 9/15/25

311126

2/28127

2/27128

Journeyworker [Sheet Metal Worker] S85.02 $51.20 $33.82 $86.17 $52.25 $33.92 $90.91 $55.51 $35.40 $94.46 $58.00 $36.46 13

8130126 915127 913128

Journeyworker [Sheet Metal Worker) - - - $88.06 $53.32 $34.74 $91.40 $55.51 $35.89 $94.85 $58.00 $36.85 13

ITELECOMMUNICATION/ TELEDATA: 8124125 8123/26 8/22127 I

Technician II (Licensed)

Technician I (Splicer)

$57.28

S53.62

$41.00

$37.90

$16.28

$15.72

$59.99

$56.10

$43.00

$39.70

$16.99

$16.40

$62.35

$58.22

$45.00

$41.50

$17.35

$16.72

!TERMITE TREATER: 9115/25 I

$20.23 $20.23 $0.00 - - - - - - - - -

ITILE, MARBLE AND TERRAZZO WORKER: 9/15/25 8/30126 9/5/27 9/3/28 I

Joumeyperson (Tile, Marble & Terrazzo) $85.05 $50.10 $34.95 $87.30 $52.00 $35.30 $89.80 $54.00 S35.80 $92.50 $56.30 $36.20 2,12,13

Terrazzo Base Grinder S83.24 $48.29 $34.95 S85.49 $50.19 $35.30 $87.99 $52.19 $35.80 $90.69 $54.49 $36.20 2,12,13

Certified Terrazzo Floor Grinder. Tile & Marble Helper $81.69 $46.74 $34.95 S83.94 $48.64 S35.30 $86.44 $50.64 $35.80 $89.14 $52.94 $36.20 2,12,13

Terrazzo Floor Grinder $78.69 $43.74 $34.95 S80.94 $45.64 S35.30 $83.44 $47.64 $35.80 $86.14 $49.94 $36.20 2,12,13

!TRUCK DRIVER: CONCRETE MIXER/BOOSTER: 9/15/25 I

$61.09 $40.83 $20.26 - - - - - - - -

!WATER WELL DRILLER: 9/15/25 I

Water Well Driller

Water Well Driller Helper

S69.36

$42.48

$62.18

$37.74

$7.18

$4.74

!WELDER: I

Use wages of craft to which welding is incidental, except for Chain-Unk Fence Erector. See remark.

!WINDOW FILM INSTALLER: 9/15/25 I

$27.65 $27.00 $0.65 - - - - - - - -

REMARKS:

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1. Carpenter; Drywall & Acoustical Worker and Lather; Laborer (excluding High Scaler, Window Washer): $0.50 per hour shall be added to the regular straight-time rate for height pay for each hour while working from a bosun's chair and/or from a cable-suspended scaffold or work platform which is free swinging (not attached to building) for each hour worked on said rig.

2. Cement Finisher; Mason (Bricklayer); Plasterer; Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Worker: $1.00 per hour shall be added to the re.gular straight-time rate for height pay for each hour while working from a bosun's chair and/or from a cable-suspended scaffold or work platform which is free swinging (not attached to building) for each hour worked on said rig.

3. Diver (Diving Other Than Aqua Lung):

A. On any dive exceeding 50 feet, the diver shall, in addition, be paid the following amount of "depth money":

50 feet to 100 feet $1.50 per foot in excess of 50 feet 100 feet to 150 feet $100.00 plus $2.00 per foot in excess of 100 feet 150 feet to 200 feet $200.00 plus $3.00 per foot in excess of 150 feet

8. When it is necessary for a Diver to enter any pipe, tunnel or other enclosure, the said Diver shall, in addition to the hourly rate, receive a premium in accordance with the following schedule for distance traveled from the entrance of the pipe, tunnel or other enclosure:

1) When able to stand erect. but in which there is no vertical ascent:

5 feet to 50 feet $5.00 per day 50 feet to 100 feet $7.50 per day 100 feet to 150 feet $12.50 per day Greater than 150 feet The premium shall be increased an additional $7.50 for each succeeding 50 feet.

2) When unable to stand erect and in which there is no vertical ascent:

5 feet to 50 feet $5.00 per day 50 feet to 100 feet $7.50 per day 100 feet to 150 feet $12.50 per day 150 feet to 200 feet $36.75 per day 200 feet to 300 feet $1.00 per foot 300 feet to 450 feet $1.50 per foot 450 feet to 600 feet $2.50 per foot

4. Electrician (Inside, Outside):

A. One and one-half times the straight-time rate while working in a tunnel under construction; under water with aqualung equipment; in a completed tunnel which has only one entrance or exit providing access to safety and where no other personnel are working; or in an underground structure having no access to safety or where no other personnel are working.

B. Double the straight-time rate shall be paid for the following types of hazardous work regardless if fall prevention devices are used:

1) While working from poles, trusses, stacks, towers, tanks, bosun's chairs, swinging or rolling scaffolds, supporting structures, and open platforms, over 70 feet from the ground where the employee is subject to a free fall; provided, however, that when work is performed on stacks, towers or permanent platforms where the employees are on a firm footing within an enclosure, a hazardous condition does not exist regardless of height;

2) While working outside of a railing or enclosure, or temporary platforms extending outside of a building, or from scaffolding or ladder within an enclosure where an employee's footing is within one foot of the top of such railing, and the employee is subject to a free fall of over 70 feet;

3) Working on buildings while leaning over the railing or edge of the building, and is subject to a free fall of 70 feet; or

4) Two hours minimum hazardous pay per day shall be paid while climbing to a stack, tower or permanent platform which exceeds 70 feet from the ground but where the employee is on a firm footing within an enclosure.

C. Five percent per hour shall be added to the hourly wage for height pay while working above 9,000 feet elevation.

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5. Equipment Operator:

A. Operators and Assistants to Engineer (climbing a boom) of cranes (under 50 tons) with booms of eighty feet or more (including jib) or of cranes (under 50 tons) with leads of one hundred feet or more, shall receive additional premium according to the following schedule:

Per Hour

Booms of 80 feet up to, or leads of 100 feet up to, but not including 130 feet Booms and/or leads of 130 feet up to, but not including 180 feet

Booms and/or leads of 180 feet up to and including 250 feet Booms and/or leads over 250 feet

$0.50 $0.75

$1.15 $1.50

Operators and Assistants to Engineer (climbing a boom) of cranes (50 tons and over) with booms of 180 feet or more (including jib) shall receive additional premium according to the following schedule:

Booms of 180 feet up to and including 250 feet

Booms over 250 feet

Per Hour $1.25

$1.75

Note: The boom shall be measured from the center of the heel pin to the center of the boom or jib point sheave.

B. $1.25 per hour shall be added to the hourly wage while operating a rig suspended by ropes or cables or to perform work on a Yo-Yo Cat.

C. In a raise or shaft, a premium of $.40 per hour will be paid in addition to the regular straight time wage.

A raise is defined to be an underground excavation (lined or unlined) whose length exceeds its width and the inclination of the grade from the excavation is greater than 20 degrees from the horizontal.

A shaft is defined to be an excavation (lined or unlined) made from the surface of the earth, generally vertical in nature, but may decline up to 75 degrees from the vertical, and whose depth is greater than 15 feet and its largest horizontal dimension. Includes an underground silo.

D. In a tunnel, a premium of $.30 per hour will be paid in addition to the regular straight time wages.

A tunnel is defined to be an underground excavation (lined or unlined) whose length exceeds its width and the inclination of the grade from the excavation is no greater than 20 degrees from the horizontal.

6. Glazier:

A. $1.00 per hour shall be added to the hourly rate for height pay for performing work which requires protection from fall hazards by guardrail systems, safety net systems, personal fall arrest systems, position devise systems, fall restraint systems, perimeter safety cables or controlled decking zones or during the use of Swing Stages, Scissor lifts, Man lifts, Boom Lifts.

B. $4.00 per hour shall be added to the hourly rate for night work for performing work between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. For the purposes of computing overtime, the night work premium shall be treated as part of the employee's regular straight time rate.

7. Heat and Frost Insulator: Six percent per hour shall be added to the hourly wage for hazardous pay while working from a boatswain chair, staging or free standing scaffolding erected from the ground up or mezzanine floor subject to a free fall and skyclimber suspended from a permanent structure and when working above 40 feet.

8. Iron Worker:

A. $1.00 per hour shall be added to the hourly wage while working in tunnels or coffer dams.

$2.00 per hour shall be added to the hourly wage while working under or covered with water (submerged), or on the summits of Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa or Haleakala.

B. Certified Welder's, while welding only, shall receive $3.00 above journeyman pay effective 9/1/2024.

9. Plumber: One and one-half times the straight-time rate for height pay while working from OSHA approved trusses, stacks, towers, tanks, bosun's chair, swinging or rolling scaffolding, supporting structures or on open platforms where the employee is subject to a direct fall of 40 feet or more. Provided, however, that when said work is performed where the employee is on a firm footing within an enclosure, a hazardous condition does not exist regardless of height. $1.00 per hour shall be added to the straight-time rate while working with flame cutting or any type of welding equipment on any galvanized material or product for at least an hour.

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10. Chain-Link Fence Erector: $2.00 per hour shall be added to the hourly wage while performing welding services.

11. Dredging - Clamshell and Hydraulic Suction (Clamshell or Dipper Operator): $.50 per hour shall be added to the straight-time rate while working with boom (including jib) over

130 feet.

12. Possible wage/fringe option increases:

Carpenter; Drywall & Acoustical Worker and Lather: Effective WRS #511 - $0.50; 8/30/27 - $0.65; 9/4/28 - $0.65

Cement Finisher: Effective WRS #511 - $0.30; 8/30/27 - $0.30; 9/4/28 - $0.30 Diver: Effective WRS #511 - $3.50; 8/30/27 - $3.30; 9/4/28 -$3.30

Dredging -Clamshell and Hydraulic Suction: Effective WRS #511 - $3.50; 8/30/27 - $3.30; 9/4/28 - $3.30 Equipment Operator: Effective WRS #511 - $3.50; 8/30/27 - $3.30; 9/4/28 -$3.30 Floor Layer (Carpet, Linoleum & Soft Tile): Effective 3/5/28 - $0.25

Helicopter Work: Effective WRS #511 - $3.50; 8/30/27 - $3.30; 9/4/28-$3.30 Iron Worker: Effective WRS #511 - $0.79

Mason (Bricklayer): Effective WRS #511 - $0.30; 8/30/27 - $0.30; 9/4/28 - $0.30 Painter: Effective WRS #511 - $0.80

Paving: Effective WRS #511 - $3.50; 8/30/27 - $3.30; 9/4/28- $3.30

Plasterer: Effective WRS #511 - $0.30; 9/5/27 - $0.30; 9/4/28 - $0.30 Roofer: Effective WRS #511 - $0.40 Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Worker: Effective WRS #511 -$0.25; 9/5/27 - $0.25; 9/3/28 - $0.30

13. Overtime/Holiday must be paid at one and one-half times the basic hourly rate, plus the hourly cost of required fringe, including legal holidays of the State

(https://dhrd.hawaii.gov/state-observed-holidays/), with the following exceptions:

A. Two times the basic hourly rate. plus the hourly cost of required fringe.

Boilermaker: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Diver: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Dredging- Clamshell and Hydraulic Suction: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Electrician (Inside, Outside): Sunday, New Year's Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and

Christmas Day.

Elevator Constructor: Saturday, Sunday, New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving Day and

Christmas Day.

Equipment Operator: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Floor Layer (Carpet, Linoleum & Soft Tile): Labor Day.

Glazier: Sunday.

Helicopter Work: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veterans'

Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

https://dhrd.hawaii.gov/state-observed-holidays/)

Iron Worker: Sunday, New Year's Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Paving: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Plumber: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Sheet Metal Worker: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Independence Day, Labor

Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

·Telecommunication/ Teledata: Sunday, New Year's Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas

Day.

B. Three times the basic hourly wage. plus the hourly cost of required fringe on Labor Day.

Carpenter (Includes all classifications in the Carpenters Master Agreement) Cement Finisher

Chain Link Fence Erector

Drywall & Acoustical Worker and Lather Heat and Frost Insulator Laborer

Mason (Bricklayer) Plasterer

Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Worker

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APPRENTICE SCHEDULE BULLETIN NO. 510 February 16, 2026

Rates are applicable only to apprentices who are parties to agreements registered with the Department of Labor and where the journeyworker to apprentice ratio is met.

Apprentice Classifications

Interval

Hrs

BASIC HOURLY RATE

FRINGE

BENEFIT

HOURLY RATE

Remarks

Pg6-7

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

9th

10th

10,000+ hours till Completed

Total

H&W

Pension

Paid

Vac.

Tmg.

* BOILERMAKER

BOILERMAKER/ BLACKSMITH

$29.85

$31.98

$34.11

$36.24

$38.38

$40.51

$33.69

$4.70

$21.21

S5.95

$1.83

CARPENTER

CARPENTER

In.dentured After 9/1/02

MILLWRIGHT

Indentured After 10/14/19

$22.20

$10.42

$7.52

$2.75

$0.15

1,10

$24.98 $14.74 $8.85 $2.20 $2.75 $0.94 1,10

$27.75 $33.30 $23.24 $8.85 $9.70 $3.75 $0.94 1,10

S38.85 $44.40 $25.24 $8.85 $10.70 $4.75 $0.94 1,10

$49.95 S52.73 $27.24 $8.85 $11.70 $5.75 $0.94 1,10

$22.30

$7.52 -

$25.09 $14.74 $8.85 S2.20 S2.75 $0.94 10 $27.88 $33.45 $2324 $8.85 S9.70 S3.75 $0.94 10 $39.03 $44.60 $25.24 $8.85 $10.70 $4.75 $0.94 10

$50.18 $52.96 $27.24 $8.85 $11.70 S5.75 $0.94 10

* CEMENT FINISHER

Indentured Prior to 9/1/03

Indentured On or After 9/1/03

$23.42

$25.76

$28.10

$32.78

$35.12

$37.46

$39.81

$42.15

$12.27

$38.33

$12.02

$16.15

$8.50

$0.25

$1.66

2,10

$23.42 $25.76 $28.10 $32.78 $35.12 $37.46 $39.81 $42.15 $28.44 $12.02 $8.56 $6.60 $1.26 2,10

DRYWALL & ACOUSTICAL WORKER

In.dentured After 9/1/02

$22.30

$25.09

$14.74

$7.52

$8.85

S2.20

$0.94

$27.88 $33.45 $2324 $8.85 S9.70 S3.75 $0.94 1,10 S39.03 $44.60 $25.24 $8.85 $10.70 S4.75 $0.94 1,10

S50.18 $52.96 $27.24 $8.85 $11.70 S5.75 $0.94 1,10

* DRYWALL TAPERS/FINISHERS

$19.82 $22.29 $24.77

$27.25

$29.72

$12.90

$15.90

$12.65

$12.65

$3.00

$025

$0.25

" 1000 $32.20 $18.90 $12.65 $3.00 $3.00 $0.25

" 1000 $37.16 $42.11 $22.90 $12.65 $5.00 $5.00 $0.25

Rates are applicable only to apprentices who are parties to agreements registered with the Department of Labor and where the joumeyworker to apprentice ratio is met.

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ELECTRICIAN (WIREMAN & LINEMAN)

Indentured Prior to 9/5/21

M

In.dentured On or After 9/5/21

$19.79

$11.99

$7.35

$0.59

$2.30

$22.62 $12.40 $7.35 $0.68 $2.62 $1.75 10

$25.45 $19.92 $8.37 $6.85 $2.95 $1.75 4,10

$28.28 $21.13 $8.48 $7.62 $3.28 $1.75 4,10

$31.10 $22.32 $8.59 $8.37 $3.61 $1.75 4,10

$33.93 $23.54 $8.71 $9.14 $3.94 $1.75 4,10 $36.76 $24.73 $8.82 $9.90 $4.26 $1.75 4,10

S39.59 $25.94 $8.93 $10.67 S4.59 $1.75 4,10 $45.24 $28.35 $9.16 $12.19 $5.25 $1.75 4,10

$50.90 $30.76 $9.39 $13.72 S5.90 $1.75 4,10

$19.79

$11.99

$7.35

$0.59

$2.30

$22.62 $12.40 $7.35 S0.68 S2.62 $1.75 10

$25.45 $19.92 $8.37 $6.85 S2.95 $1.75 4,10 $28.28 $21.13 $8.48 S7.62 $3.28 $1.75 4,10 S31.10 S22.32 $8.59 S8.37 $3.61 $1.75 4,10

$33.93 $23.54 $8.71 $9.14 $3.94 $1.75 4,10 $36.76 $24.73 $8.82 $9.90 $4.26 $1.75 4,10

$39.59 $25.94 $8.93 $10.67 $4.59 $1.75 4,10

$42.41 $27.14 $9.05 $11.42 $4.92 $1.75 4,10

$45.24 $28.35 $9.16 $12.19 $5.25 $1.75 4,10

S50.90 $30.76 $9.39 $13.72 $5.90 $1.75 4,10

EL

EVATOR CONSTRUCTOR

S36.93

$16.275

$16275

$21.36

$21.36

$0.80

$0.80

$40.62 $38.435 10

$48.00 S51.70 $59.08 $38.435 10

* EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

GROUP9A

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

Indentured On or After 9/1/02

HEAVY DUTY REPAIRER & WELDER

In.dentured On or After 9/1/02

$29.97

$9.50

$9.50

$9.50

$9.50

$9.50

$9.50

$9.50

$9.10

$9.92

$11.58

$13.23

$14.89

S9.10

S9.92

$11.58

$13.23

$14.06

$14.89

$15.72

$3.01

$3.29

$3.84

$4.38

$4.93

$3.01

$3.29

$3.84

$4.38

$4.66

$4.93

$5.21

3,10

$32.97 $21.61 3,10

$35.96 $22.71 3,10

$41.96 $24.92 3,10

$47.95 $27.11 3,10

$53.95 $29.32 3,10

$29.97

$9.50 3,10

$32.97 $21.61 3,10

$35.96 $22.71 3,10 $41.96 $24.92 3,10

S47.95 $27.11 3,10

$50.95 $2822 3,10 $53.95 $29.32 3,10

S56.94 $30.43 3,10

Rates are applicable only to apprentices who are parties to agreements registered with the Department of Labor

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Pg 6-7 till Completed.

FLOOR LAYER (CARPET, LINOLEUM & SOFT TILE)

In.dentured after 2127/94

(Effective 3/1/26)

FLOOR LAYER (CARPET, LINOLEUM & SOFT TILE)

In.dentured after 2/27/94

$21.64

$21.64

$21.53

$11.07

$8.61 -

$1.85

$23.80 $25.96 $27.53 $11.07 $8.61 $6.00 $1.85 10

$28.13 $30.29 $34.62 $38.94 $34.28 $11.57 $14.86 $6.00 $1.85 10

$22.65

$22.65

$21.83

$11.37

$8.61

$1.85

$24.92 $27.18 $28.08 $11.37 $8.61 $6.25 $1.85 10

S29.45 $31.71 $36.24 $40.77 $35.00 $12.04 $14.86 $6.25 $1.85 10

• GLAZIER

In.dentured On or After 7/1/99 1000

. 1000

" 1000

. 1000

$21.83

$37.36

$12.41

$19.69

S2.26

$3.00

5,10

$24.25 $37.60 $12.41 $19.69 S2.50 $3.00 5,10

$26.68 $37.86 $12.41 $19.69 S2.76 $3.00 5,10 $29.10 $38.10 $12.41 $19.69 S3.00 $3.00 5,10

$33.95 $38.60 $12.41 $19.69 $3.50 $3.00 5,10 $36.38 $38.86 $12.41 $19.69 $3.76 $3.00 5,10

$38.80 $39.10 $12.41 $19.69 $4.00 $3.00 5,10

$41.23 $39.36 $12.41 $19.69 $4.26 $3.00 5,10

$43.65 $39.60 $12.41 $19.69 $4.50 $3.00 5,10

$46.08 $39.86 $12.41 $19.69 $4.76 $3.00 5,10

HEAT AND FROST INSULATOR

Ind.entured After 5/3/95

N

$23.45

$10.00

$9.12 - -

$0.88

6,10

$23.45 $22.76 $11.07 S8.80 $2.01 $0.88 6,10

$28.14 $23.10 $11.07 $8.80 $2.35 $0.88 6,10

$32.83 $23.45 $11.07 $8.80 $2.70 $0.88 6,10

$37.52 $23.79 $11.07 S8.80 $3.04 $0.88 6,10

IRONWORKER

In.dentured After 10/31/93

$25.25

$35.22

$16.11

$13.71

$3.13

$2.27

7,10

$27.76 $35.64 $16.11 $14.02 $3.44 $2.27 7,10

$30.30 $36.46 $16.11 $14.33 $3.75 $2.27 7,10

$35.35 $37.72 $16.11 $14.96 $4.36 $227 7,10

$40.40 $36.96 $16.11 $15.56 S5.00 $2.27 7,10

$45.45 $40.22 $16.11 $16.21 $5.63 $227 7,10

LABORER

LABORER I

CONSTRUCTION CRAFT

I.ndentured On or After 9/3/02

H.AZARDOUS WASTE MATERIAL TECHNICIAN

$21.43

$11.30

$11.30

$25.71 $30.00 $34.28 $20.10 $11.30 $7.60 $0.60 $0.60 1,10

$21.43

$25.71

$30.00

$34.26

$10.45

$16.75

$7.10

$0.60

S0.60

1, 10

Rates are applicable only to apprentices who are parties to agreements registered with the Department of Labor

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LA

NDSCAPE & IRRIGATION LABORER 1000 $23,52

$10.10 $10,10 . - .

1000 $24.99 $26.46 $27.93 $15.10 $10.10 $4.20 $0.60 $0.20

MASON (Bricklayer)

BRICKLAYER

I..ndentured prior to 9/1/03

Indentured On or After 9/1/03

STONEMASON

Indentured On or After 9/1/03

POINTER/CAULKER WEATHERPROOFER

$28.02

$30.82

$33.62

$39.22

$42.02

$44.82

$47.63

$50.43

$11.72

$35.94

$16.25

$6.10

$1.87

2.10

1000 $28.02 $30.82 $33.62 $39.22 S42.02 $44.82 $47.63 $50.43 $27.70 $11.72 $8.56 $6.10 $1.32 2,10

1000 $30.82

$33.62

$36.42

$39.22 $42.02 $44.82

$47.63

S50.43

$27.70

$11.72 S8.56

$6.10 $1.32 2,10

1000 $28.14 $30.95

$33.77 $39.40

$45.02

$50.65

$27.70 $11.72 $8.56 S6.10 $1.32 2,10

• PA.I.NTER

$20.32 $22.58

$24.83

$27.09

$29.35

$10.15

$13.70

$9.80 $9.80 .

$3.55

S0.35 $0.35

$31.61 $14.70 $9.80 S1.00 $3.55 $0.35

$33.86 S38.38 $15.45 $9.80 $1.00 $4.30 $0.35

PAVING

PA.VING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR

$32.25

S9.37

$3.19

$41.05 $22.06 10

1000 $46.91 $25.49 $9.50 $11.93 $4.06 10

1000 $52.78 $30.06 $9.50 $15.34 $5.22 10

PLASTERER

$21.65

$24.35

$27.06

$29.77

$32.47

$37.88

$43.30

$48.71

$28.69

$12,02

$8.56

$6.60

$1.51

PLUMBER:

In.d.entured On or After 9/2/85

$23.32

$12.72

$10.05

$2.17

$0.50 -

8,10

1000 $23.32 $12.77 $10.05 $2.17 $0.55 - 8,10 It

1000 $27.11 $16.34 $10.05 $5.11 $1.13 $0.05 8,10 N 1000 $27.11 $16.34 $10.05 $5.11 $1.13 $0.05 8,10 N 1000 $31.00 $17.25 $10.05 $5.80 $1.35 $0.05 8,10

.". 1000 $33.59 $17.25 $10.05 $5.80 $1.35 $0.05 8,10

.. 1000 $36.18 $18.50 $10.05 $6.92 S1.43 $0.10 8,10

1000 $38.78 $18.50 $10.05 S6.92 $1.43 $0.10 8,10

" 1000 $41.37 $19.33 $10.05 $7.60 $1.58 $0.10 8,10

" 1000 $43.96 $19.33 $10.05 $7.60 $1.58 $0.10 8,10

Rates are applicable only to apprentices who are parties to agreements registered with the Department of Labor and where the journeyworker to apprentice ratio is met.

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ROOFER

In d entured Prior to 11/4/12 1000 $20.23 $22.48 $26.97 $18.45 $10.68 $4.17 $3.05 $0.55 9

1000 $31.47 $35.96 $38.21 $40.46 $42.70 $22.80 $10.68 $8.52 $3.05 $0.55

In d entured On or After 11/4/12 2000 $20.23 $26.97

$18.45 $10.68 $4.17 $3.05 $0.55 9

2000 $35.96 $40.46 $22.80 $10.68 $8.52 $3.05 $0.55 9

SHEET METAL WORKER

II

.N

II

II

N

(Effective 3/1126)

SH.EET METAL WORKER

$20.48

$14.70

$11.90 -

$7.67

S7.94

$8.22

$8.50

$8.78

$9.05

$9.33

$9.61

$7.67

$7.94

S8.22

S8.50

$8.78

$9.05

$9.33

$9.61

$2.80 -

$2.03

$2.03

$2.03

$2.03

$2.03

$2.03

$2.03

$2.03

$2.03

$2.03

$2.03

$2.03

S2.03

1000 $23.04 $15.05 $11.90 S3.15 10

1000 $25.60 $26.64 $13.44 $3.50 10

1000 $28.16 $27.36 $13.54 $3.85 10

1000 $30.72 $28.08 $13.63 $4.20 10

1000 $33.28 $28.80 $13.72 $4.55 10

1000 $35.84 $29.52 $13.81 $4.90 10

1000 $38.40 $30.23 $13.90 $5.25 10

1000 $40.96 $30.95 $13.99 $5.60 10

1000 $43.52 $31.67 $14.08 S5.95 10

$20.90

$14.74

$11.90

$2.84

1000 $23.51 $15.10 $11.90 $3.20 10

1000 $26.13 $26.61 $13.36 $3.55 10

1000 $28.74 $27.34 $13.46 $3.91 10

1000 $31.35 $28.07 $13.56 $4.26 10

1000 $33.96 $28.81 $13.66 $4.62 10

1000 $36.58 $29.53 $13.75 $4.97 10

1000 $39.19 $30.26 $13.85 $5.33 10

1000 $41.80 S30.99 $13.95 $5.68 10

1000 $44.41 $31.73 $14.05 $6.04 10

TELECOMMUNICATION/ TELEDATA

T.ECHNICIAN II

$24.60

$13.33

$7.75

S2.71

$1.97

$0.90

1000 $26.65 $13.70 $7.75 S2.92 $2.13 $0.90 10

1000 $28.70 $14.07 $7.75 $3.12 $2.30 $0.90 10

1000 $30.75 $14.44 $7.75 $3.33 $2.46 $0.90 10

1000 $32.80 $14.80 $7.75 $3.53 S2.62 $0.90 10

1000 $36.90 $15.54 $7.75 S3.94 S2.95 $0.90 10

TILE. MARBLE AND TERRAZZO WORKER

In.dentured Prior to 9/1/03

$25.05

$27.56

$30.06

$35.07

$37.58

$40.08

$42.59

$45.09

$34.95

$15.05

S6.25

$1.63

Indentured On or After 9/1/03 1000 $25.05 $27.56 $30.06 $35.07 $37.58 $40.08 $42.59 $45.09 $25.57 $12.02 S7.95 $4.05 $1.55 2,10

• Indicates a wage, fringe benefit, remark, or title change from the previous bulletin.

APPRENTICE SCHEDULE BULLETIN NO. 510 FEBRUARY 16, 2026

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1. Carpenter; Drywall & Acoustical Worker; Laborer: $0.50 per hour shall be added to the regular straight-time rate for height pay for each hour while working from a bosun's chair and/or from a cable-suspended scaffold or work platform which is free swinging (not attached to building) for each hour worked on said rig.

2. Cement Finisher; Mason (Bricklayer); Plasterer; Tile Marble and Terrazzo Worker: $1.00 per hour shall be added to the regular straight-time rate for height pay for each hour while working from a bosun's chair and/or from a cable-suspended scaffold or work platform which is free swinging (not attached to building) for each hour worked on said rig.

3. Equipment Operator: $1.25 per hour shall be added to the hourly wage while operating a rig suspended by ropes or cables or to perform work on a Yo-Yo Cat.

4. Electrician (Wireman & Lineman):

A. One and one-half times the straight-time rate while working in a tunnel under construction; under water with aqualung equipment; in a completed tunnel which has only one entrance or exit providing access to safety and where no other personnel are working; or in an underground structure having no access to safety or where no other personnel are working.

B. Double the straight-time rate shall be paid for the following types of hazardous work regardless if fall prevention devices are used:

1) While working from poles, trusses, stacks, towers, tanks, bosun's chairs, swinging or rolling scaffolds, supporting structures, and open platforms, over 70 feet from the ground where the employee is subject to a free fall; provided, however, that when work is performed on stacks, towers or permanent platforms where the employees are on a firm footing within an enclosure, a hazardous condition does not exist regardless of height;

2) While working outside of a railing or enclosure, or temporary platforms extending outside of a building, or from scaffolding or ladder within an enclosure where an employee's footing is within one foot of the top of such railing, and the employee is subject to a free fall of over 70 feet;

3) Working on buildings while leaning over the railing or edge of the building, and is subject to a free fall of 70 feet; or

4) Two hours minimum hazardous pay per day shall be paid while climbing to a stack, tower or permanent platform which exceeds 70 feet from the ground but where the employee is on a firm footing within an enclosure.

C. Five percent per hour shall be added to the hourly wage for height pay while working above 9,000 feet elevation.

5. Glazier:

A. $1.00 per hour shall be added to the hourly rate for height pay for performing work which requires protection from fall hazards by guardrail systems, safety net systems, personal fall arrest systems, position devise systems, fall restraint systems, perimeter safety cables or controlled decking zones or during the use of Swing Stages, Scissor lifts, Man lifts, Boom Lifts.

B. $4.00 per hour shall be added to the hourly rate for night work for performing work between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. For the purposes of computing overtime, the night work premium shall be treated as part of the employee's regular straight time rate.

6. Heat and Frost Insulator: Six percent per hour shall be added to the hourly wage for hazardous pay while working from a boatswain chair, staging or free standing scaffolding erected from ground up or mezzanine floor subject to a free fall and skyclimber suspended from a permanent structure and when working above 40 feet.

7. Iron Worker: $1.00 per hour shall be added to the hourly wage while working in tunnels or coffer dams. $2.00 per hour shall be added to the hourly wage while working under or covered with water (submerged), or on the summits of Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa or Haleakala.

8. Plumber: One and one-half times the straight-time rate for height pay while working from OSHA approved trusses, stacks, towers, tanks, bosun's chair, swinging or rolling scaffolding, supporting structures or on open platforms where the employee is subject to a direct fall of 40 feet or more. Provided, however, that when said work is performed where the employee is on a firm footing within an enclosure, a hazardous condition does not exist regardless of height. $1.00 per hour shall be added to the straight-time rate while working with flame cutting or any type of welding equipment on any galvanized material or product for at least an hour.

APPRENTICE SCHEDULE BULLETIN NO. 510 FEBRUARY 16, 2026

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9. Roofer: When an apprentice has accumulated 2,500 hours, $4.35 will be added to his/her pension/annuity plan. The apprenticeship program for apprentices indentured on or after November 4, 2012, consists of four steps with 2,000 hours for each step.

10. Overtime/Holiday must be paid at one and one-half times the basic hour1y rate, plus the hourly cost of required fringe, including legal holidays of the State

(https://dhrd.hawaii.gov/state-observed-holidays/),with the following exceptions:

A. Two times the basic hourly rate. plus the hourly cost of required fringe.

Boilermaker: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day and Ct:uistmas Day.

Electrician (Wireman & Lineman): Sunday, New Year's Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Elevator Constructor: Saturday, Sunday, New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Equipment Operator: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veterans'

Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Floor Layer (Carpet, Linoleum & Soft Tile): Labor Day.

Glazier: Sunday.

Iron Worker: Sunday, New Year's Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. •

Paving: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Plumber: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Sheet Metal Worker: Sunday, New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Kamehameha Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

Telecommunication/ Teledata: Sunday, New Year's Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.

B. Three times the basic hourly wage. plus the hourly cost of required fringe on Labor Day.

Carpenter Cement Finisher

Drywall & Acoustical Worker Heat and Frost Insulator Laborer Mason (Bricklayer) Plasterer Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Worker https://dhrd.hawaii.gov/state-observed-holidays/)%2Cwith

STATE OF

HAWAIʻI

Holidays to be observed in 2026 and

2026 HAWAIʻI STATE HOLIDAYS

(Hawaiʻi Rev. Statutes, Sec. 8-1) Day Observed in 2026 Official Date Designated in

Statute/Constitution

New Year’s Day ......................................... Jan. 01 Thursday .................. The first day in January

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day……………..Jan. 19 Monday ..................... The third Monday in January

Presidents’ Day……………………………...Feb. 16 Monday ..................... The third Monday in February

Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole Day…… Mar. 26 Thursday ................... The twenty-sixth day in March

Good Friday…………………………………. April 3 Friday ......................... The Friday preceding Easter Sunday

Memorial Day……………………………….. May 25 Monday...................... The last Monday in May

King Kamehameha I Day………………….. June 11 Thursday .................. The eleventh day in June

Independence Day…………………………. July 3 Friday ........................... The fourth day in July

Statehood Day…………………………….…Aug. 21 Friday ........................ The third Friday in August

Labor Day…………………………………….Sept. 7 Monday ...................... The first Monday in September

General Election Day ……………………… Nov. 3 Tuesday ...................... The first Tuesday in Nov. following the first

Monday of even numbered years. (Hawaiʻi State Constitution, Article 2 – Section 8)

Veterans’ Day………………………………..Nov. 11 Wednesday ............... The eleventh day in November

Thanksgiving………………………………… Nov. 26 Thursday .................. The fourth Thursday in November

Christmas……………………………………. Dec. 25 Friday ....................... The twenty-fifth day in December

2027 HAWAIʻI STATE HOLIDAYS

(Hawaiʻi Rev. Statutes, Sec. 8-1) Day Observed in 2027 Official Date Designated in

Statute/Constitution

New Year’s Day ......................................... Jan. 01 Friday ....................... The first day in January

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.