Attachment 3 - Wage Determination Davis-Bacon Act MO20260019.pdf
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General Decision MO20260019 - Federal Prevailing Wage Determination
This is a federal prevailing wage determination document issued by the U.S. Department of Labor for building construction projects in Missouri counties of Pulaski, effective May 18, 2026 (Modification 1), with an initial publication date of January 2, 2026. The determination establishes mandatory prevailing wage rates and fringe benefits for contractors performing federally-funded construction work in the designated geographic area.
The document specifies hourly wage rates and fringe benefit percentages for multiple construction classifications, including asbestos workers ($31.97 base rate, 14.00% fringes), tile setters ($32.79, 21.31%), carpenters in various specializations ($40.08-$44.19, 21.85% fringes), electricians ($39.70, 19.84%), power equipment operators ($35.76-$39.06, 30.38% fringes), ironworkers ($41.67, 31.25%), laborers ($30.33-$32.23, 15.30% fringes), painters ($33.90, 17.21%), cement masons ($36.63, 9.85%), plumbers and pipefitters ($50.66-$52.60, 23.34-29.93% fringes), roofers ($33.60, 19.99%), sprinkler fitters ($45.94, 27.53%), and sheet metal workers ($52.00, 27.12%). The determination includes provisions regarding Executive Orders 13706 and 13658 governing paid sick leave and minimum wage requirements for federal contractors. Rate identifiers indicate whether rates are union-negotiated, weighted union averages, survey-based, or state-adopted classifications. Interested parties may appeal wage determinations through established procedures with the Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division and Administrative Review Board.
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