In California: Certified Payroll & Prevailing Wage

Last post 10-18-2009, 1:45 PM by TXHRGuy. 2 replies.
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  • In California: Certified Payroll & Prevailing Wage

    Hi,

    We are bidding on a job and the requirements are that we have certified payroll and Prevailing Wage.  I don't know what either mean.  Could someone explain them to me please? 

     Thank you, Sheila

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  • Re: In California: Certified Payroll & Prevailing Wage

    I also meant to say this is for a government job.  Any information will be appreciated. Thank you, Sheila

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  • Re: In California: Certified Payroll & Prevailing Wage

    BDSI:

    Hi,

    We are bidding on a job and the requirements are that we have certified payroll and Prevailing Wage.  I don't know what either mean.  Could someone explain them to me please? 

     Thank you, Sheila

    Prevailing wage means that the bid has to specify pay levels at or above the "prevailing wage" by job type in accordance with the Davis-Bacon act.  IRRC, the point is to prevent non-union bidders from under cutting union shops for government contracts based on labor cost alone.

    If the contract is federal, check here:
    w w w . g p o . g o v / d av i s b a c o n / 

    If it's a state contract, check here:
    w w w . g p o . g o v / d av i s b a c o n / a l l s t a t e s . h t m l

     

    Can you give the exact language from the instructions on "certified payroll"?  Usually that just entrails reporting requirements.

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