Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Workforce Development
DWD 290-294 - Public Works Construction Contracts
Chapter DWD 290 - Contracts For Construction Of Public Works
Section DWD 290.08 - Prevailing wage rate determinations for individual projects

Current through February 26, 2024

(1) Every state agency or local governmental unit shall request the department to determine the prevailing wage rates for all trades or occupations required to complete any project of public works which meets or exceeds the dollar thresholds provided in s. DWD 290.155.

(1m) Every owner or developer of a publicly funded private construction project shall request the department to determine the prevailing wage rates for all trades or occupations required to complete the project.

(2) A request under this section shall be made on the form numbered ERD-5719, which shall be provided at no charge by the department, or on an equivalent electronic form.

(3) The department may be notified about ensuing projects as far in advance as possible. However, the official request to the department to determine the prevailing wage rates for all trades and occupations required to complete the work contemplated shall be made between 50 to 60 days before making a contract by direct negotiation or soliciting bids.

(4) A prevailing wage rate determination that is issued on or before June 30 in a particular year shall remain in effect for the remainder of the calendar year. A prevailing wage rate determination that is issued after June 30 shall remain in effect for 180 days.

"Application for a Prevailing Wage Determination Issued by the Department of Workforce Development," form ERD-5719, is available at no charge from the Department of Workforce Development Equal Rights Division, or the DWD web site at http://dwd.wisconsin.gov/er/prevailing_wage_rate/default.htm.

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