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Wyoming Prevailing Wage

Wyoming's prevailing wage law applies to public construction projects with costs estimated at $100,000 or more. The Department of Workforce Services establishes and publishes prevailing wage rates. The law covers state, county, and municipal projects.

Wyoming has an active prevailing wage law (Wyoming Prevailing Wage Act). Administered by Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, Labor Standards. Certified payroll is required. Federal Davis-Bacon applies to all federal projects.

State Law Details

Law
Wyoming Prevailing Wage Act
Agency
Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, Labor Standards
Thresholds
Public construction projects of $100,000 or more
Certified Payroll
Required

Federal Davis-Bacon Coverage

The federal Davis-Bacon Act applies to all federally funded or federally assisted construction contracts over $2,000 in Wyoming. This includes projects funded by federal agencies, FHWA highway projects, HUD housing, and projects receiving federal grants.

  • Threshold: $2,000 for federal contracts
  • Certified payroll (WH-347) required weekly
  • Wage determinations via SAM.gov
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Key Facts

  • Threshold is $100,000 for public construction projects
  • Department of Workforce Services publishes prevailing wage rates
  • Covers state, county, and municipal construction projects
  • Wyoming is one of the more conservative western states to maintain its prevailing wage law

Penalties

Contractors face payment of back wages and potential debarment from public contracts for non-compliance.

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