Wage Certificate for Service Contracts.pdf

This is a Wage Certificate for Service Contracts issued by the State of Hawaii, applicable to the Waianae Japanese Cemetery Perimeter Fencing project. The document establishes prevailing wage requirements that contractors and subcontractors must comply with when performing work on this state-funded service contract. The certificate specifies the minimum wage rates, fringe benefits, and other compensation requirements that must be paid to workers engaged in the installation of perimeter chain link fencing and related work at the cemetery facility. These prevailing wage standards are mandatory for all workers employed on the project, regardless of union affiliation, and apply throughout the duration of the contract performance.

The prevailing wage rates detailed in this certificate are based on Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations determinations and must be incorporated into all bid submissions and executed contracts. Contractors are required to submit certified payroll documentation demonstrating compliance with the prescribed wage rates and benefits. Failure to comply with prevailing wage requirements can result in contract penalties, withholding of payments, and potential debarment from future state contracts. The wage certificate ensures that workers on publicly-funded construction and service projects receive compensation consistent with local market standards and protects against wage depression in Hawaii's construction industry.