Code of Maine Rules
12 - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
170 - BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS
Chapter 13 - RULES GOVERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT AND USE OF FAIR MINIMUM WAGE RATES ON STATE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Section 170-13-IX - Issuance of Determinations

Universal Citation: 12 ME Code Rules ยง 170-13-IX

Current through 2024-38, September 18, 2024

A) Requests for determinations must use the process and web page specified by the Bureau.

B) If a wage determination request involves construction from more than one category of construction, the Bureau must issue separate determinations for each category where the estimated cost of that part of the construction exceeds $50,000.

C) A public agency or its representative must include a statement in any bid notice that the project is covered by a wage determination. The bid package must contain the wage determination(s) for the project. The contract with the winning bidder must include the wage determination(s) and a provision that the contractor will provide the wage determination(s) to all subcontractors.

D) A copy of the determination(s) for a project must be kept posted at the work site by the contractor and by all subcontractors at a prominent location, easily accessible by their workers.

1) On a project where there is no such location (e. g. a rural road resurfacing project) a contractor or subcontractor may comply with this requirement by providing each worker with a copy of the wage determination within the first full day that the worker works on that project. The contractor or subcontractor must be able to document that each worker has received a copy of the wage determination.

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