WAGE-2_FY27_(Vendor_Agreement).pdf

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This is a Wage-2 Vendor Agreement form issued by the City of Boston for Fiscal Year 2027, establishing compliance requirements under the Boston Jobs, Living Wage, and Prevailing Wage Ordinance. The agreement applies to service contracts awarded by the City of Boston and requires vendors to certify their adherence to minimum wage standards and workforce composition requirements. Vendors must complete and submit the form concurrent with contract award, with no service contract executed until full completion and submission. The form accommodates different vendor classifications, including covered vendors with 25 or more full-time equivalent (FTE) employees company-wide, vendors with fewer than 25 FTE employees, and covered building service vendors or lessees. Completion requirements vary by vendor classification and contract type.

The agreement establishes a minimum annual living wage of $19.36 per hour for covered employees and $18.78 per hour for building service employees, with additional provisions for standard compensation calculations including paid leave, health benefits, and other benefits. Vendors must provide detailed workforce profiles including employee count, Boston residency, minority representation, and gender composition, along with job title and wage range information for covered employees. The form requires disclosure of all subcontracts awarded with contract funds, with subcontractors required to comply with ordinance provisions. Vendors must notify the contracting department and Office of Labor Compliance and Worker Protections within three working days of signing service subcontracts. The agreement includes provisions for requesting exemptions in specific categories—including construction contracts subject to state prevailing wage law, youth programs, work-study programs, and job training programs—or general waivers based on conflicting state or federal statutory or constitutional provisions. Vendors must provide narrative responses regarding past and future efforts in employee training, advancement potential, and hiring of low and moderate income Boston residents.

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THE BOSTON JOBS, LIVING WAGE, AND

PREVAILING WAGE ORDINANCE

VENDOR AGREEMENT

WAGE-2

FY 2027

At the same time the City of Boston (the “City”) awards a service contract, the vendor must complete this form and submit it to the City, agreeing to pay at least the annual living wage ($19.36 per hour) or standard compensation associated with the contract in accordance with the Boston Jobs, Living Wage, and Prevailing Wage Ordinance (the “Ordinance”).

INSTRUCTIONS

Please print in ink or type all required information. No service contract will be executed until this agreement is completed, signed, and submitted to the City department awarding the contract.

Assistance in completing this form may be obtained by calling the Office of Labor Compliance and Worker Protections, which is located at 43 Hawkins Street, Boston, MA 02114 and can be reached at

(617) 918-5236.

PART 1. VENDOR INFORMATION

Vendor Name

Contact Name

Vendor Address

Contact Phone

Contact Email

PART 2. CONTRACT INFORMATION

Name of Program/Project

City Contracting Department

Contract Amount

Contract Start Date

Contract End Date https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/boston/latest/boston_ma/0-0-0-15515 https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/boston/latest/boston_ma/0-0-0-15515

PART 2B. ADDITIONAL LIVING WAGE INFORMATION

Total Number of “FTE” employees company-wide

(Full-time and combined part time) Example: 24 full-time staff + 2 part-time staff working 20hrs per week = 25 FTEs

Total Number of individual employees who will be assigned to work on the above contract

Do you plan to hire additional employees to perform work on the above contract?

If yes, how many additional FTEs do you plan to hire?

PART 2C. VENDOR TYPE DETERMINATION

Please select one option below to indicate the type of contract you have been awarded and then review and complete the corresponding parts of the form:

Service Contracts of $25,000 or More

25 or more Company-Wide FTE Employees (a “Covered Vendor”)

Company-wide “FTE” employees equals 25 or more ( full-time and combined part-time)

Review and Complete the following: Part 3 Part 3A Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7

Less than 25 Company-Wide FTE Employees

Company-wide “FTE” employees equals 24 or less ( full-time and combined part-time)

Review and Complete the following: Part 7

Building Service Contracts (a “Covered Building Service Vendor”) or Leases (a “Covered Lessee” or “Covered Lessor”)

Any employer providing building services, including cleaning and maintenance of buildings and security guard services, to the City of Boston through a contract or subcontract (regardless of contract size or number of employees), or any non-governmental person or entity that (1) contracts for, leases, or rents space from the City, or (2) enters into a Covered Lease.1

Review and Complete the following: Part 3 Part 3B Part 4 Part 5 Part 6 Part 7

1 Any agreement whereby the City contracts for, leases, or rents commercial office space or commercial office facilities from a non-governmental entity provided the City, whether through a single agreement or multiple agreements, rents no less than 51% of the total square footage of the buildings to which the lease applies. If this is not a Covered Lease, only fill out Part 7 of the form.

PART 3. WORKFORCE PROFILE OF EMPLOYEES WORKING ON THE CONTRACT

Total number of employees

Number of employees who are Boston residents

Number of employees who are minorities

Number of employees who are women

PART 3A. COVERED VENDORS MUST COMPLETE THIS SECTION OF THE FORM

List all of the covered employees’ job titles with wage ranges (use additional sheets of paper if necessary).

Identify the number of covered employees in each wage range. Remember, covered employees are only those employees that expend work hours on the contract. Additionally, all covered employees MUST be paid at least $19.36/hr for hours worked on this contract. This applies regardless of geographic location of the vendor or employee.

Job Title Wage Ranges

PART 3B. COVERED BUILDING SERVICE VENDORS MUST COMPLETE THIS SECTION OF

THE FORM

List all of the covered building service employees’ job titles and standard compensation (use additional sheets of paper if necessary). Identify the number of covered building service employees in each prevailing wage classification. Remember, covered building service employees are only those employees that expend work hours on the contract. *When calculating standard compensation, all covered building service employees MUST be paid at least the living wage amount of $18.78 or their standard hourly rate.

Job Title *Standard Hourly Rate

Paid Leave

Health ($) Other Benefits

Standard Compensation

Anticipated Hours on Contract

PART 4. SUBCONTRACTS

List all service subcontracts either awarded or that will be awarded to vendors with funds from the contract.

NOTE

Any Covered Vendor awarded a service contract must notify the contracting department and the Office Labor Compliance and Worker Protections within three (3) working days of signing a service contract with a vendor. Subcontractors working on the service contract are required to comply with the requirements of the ordinance.

Subcontractor Name Address Phone & Email Subcontract Amount

PART 5. VENDOR’S PAST EFFORTS & FUTURE GOALS

Use additional sheets of paper if necessary in answering these questions.

Describe your past efforts and future goals to train covered employees.

Describe the potential for advancement and raises for covered employees.

Describe your past efforts and future goals to hire low and moderate income Boston Residents.

PART 6. REQUESTING AN EXEMPTION OR WAIVER FROM THE ORDINANCE

NOTE

Unless you receive written confirmation from the Office of Labor Compliance and Worker Protections approving your exemption request or general waiver, you remain covered by the Boston Jobs, Living Wage, and Prevailing Wage Ordinance.

Requesting an Exemption

Any vendor who qualifies may request one of the four categories of exemptions from the provisions of the Ordinance by completing the section below. Attach any pertinent documents to this application to prove that you are exempt from the Ordinance. Note, exemptions do not apply to building service contracts nor leases.

Please check the appropriate box(es) below indicating the category of your exemption request.

Construction contract awarded by the City of Boston and is subject to the state prevailing wage law;

Contract awarded to a youth program, provided that the contract is for stipends to youth in the program.

“Youth Program” means any city, state, or federally funded program which employs youth, as defined by city, state, or federal guidelines, during the summer, or as part of a school to work program, or in other related seasonal or part time program;

Contract awarded to a work-study or cooperative educational program, provided that the contract is for stipends to students in the program; or

Contract awarded to a vendor who provide services to the City and is awarded to a vendor who provides trainees with a stipend or wage as part of a job training program and provides the trainees with additional services, which may include but are not limited to room and board, case management, and job readiness services, and provided further that the trainees do not replace current City-funded positions.

Please give a full statement describing in detail which of the four exemptions applies to your contract and the reasons your contract is exempt from the Ordinance (attach additional sheets if necessary).

What is the net increase and decrease in the number of jobs or jobs maintained by classification that will result from the awarding of this service contract?

Requesting a General Waiver

I hereby request a general waiver from Ordinance. The application of the Ordinance to my contract violates the following State or Federal statutory, regulatory or constitutional provision(s):

Please give a full statement describing in detail the reasons the specific State or Federal statutory, regulatory or constitutional provision(s) makes compliance with the Ordinance unlawful (attach additional sheets if necessary). Please attach a copy of the conflicting statutory, regulatory or constitutional provision(s).

PART 7. VENDOR AFFIDAVIT

I, the undersigned, a principal officer of the Covered Vendor/Covered Building Service Vendor certify, swear, and affirm that the information provided on this Boston Jobs, Living Wage, and Prevailing Wage Ordinance Vendor Agreement is true, within my own personal knowledge and belief, and consistent with the Ordinance.

Signed under the pains and penalties of perjury.

Signature

Date

Name

Title

APPROVED AS TO FORM BY CORPORATION COUNSEL, MARCH 20, 2026

Vendor Name:
Contact Name:
Vendor Address:
Contact Phone:
Contact Email:
Name of ProgramProject:
City Contracting Department:
Contract Amount:
Contract Start Date:
Contract End Date:
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Number of employees who are Boston residents:
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Hiring - Past Efforts and Future Goals:
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Covered Employee Potential for Advancement and Raises:
Construction contract awarded by the City of Boston and is subject to the state prevailing wage law: Off
Contract awarded to a youth program provided that the contract is for stipends to youth in the program: Off
Contract awarded to a workstudy or cooperative educational program provided that the contract is for: Off
Contract awarded to a vendor who provide services to the City and is awarded to a vendor who provides: Off
Reasons for General Waiver:
Vendor Date:
Vendor Printed Name:
Vendor Title:
Vendor Signature:
Total Number FET Employees:
Total Number of individual employees who will be assigned to work on the above contract:
Do you plan to hire additional employees to perform work on the above contract:
If yes how many additional FTEs do you plan to hire:
Increase/Decrease of Jobs by Classification due to Contract Award:
Reason for Ordinance Exemption Statement:

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