Or. Admin. R. 839-025-0038 - Use of Multiple Wage Rate Determinations on Projects
(1) The Bureau may authorize the use of
multiple wage rate determinations on projects comprised of more than one
construction type. For example, on a project consisting of the construction of
both residential units and commercial space, the Bureau may authorize
residential wage rates to be paid for work performed in connection with the
construction of the residential units pursuant to OAR 839-025-0037 and
non-residential prevailing wage rates to be paid for work performed in
connection with the construction of the commercial space.
(2) A public agency, developer or prime
contractor may request authorization to use multiple wage determinations on a
project. Requests for authorization to use multiple wage determinations on a
project must be in writing and describe all relevant details of the project or
proposed project.
(3) The requester
will be advised if the Bureau determines that multiple wage rate determinations
are appropriate and may be used on a project.
(4) If the Bureau determines that multiple
wage rate determinations may be used on a project, continued authorization to
use the multiple wage rate determinations shall be contingent upon compliance
with the following requirements:
(a) The
project/contract specifications must clearly delineate the portions of the
project subject to each applicable wage rate determination;
(b) All applicable wage rate determinations
must be posted at the site of work pursuant to the provisions of OAR
839-025-0033, with an explanation of the portions of the project to which each
wage rate determination applies;
(c) The developer or prime contractor must
establish adequate controls to ensure that all workers on the project are paid
in accordance with the applicable wage rates; and
(d) Each and every contractor employing
workers on the project must prepare, submit and maintain accurate time and
payroll records to demonstrate compliance with all wage rate determinations
applicable to the project.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 279C.808 & ORS 651.060
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 279C.817
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