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Do State Prevailing Wage Laws Apply to You? - Check the History

August 31st, 2014
Contributor: Carl A. Gebo
To price a proposal or bid for a publicly competed project, the bidder has to know if prevailing wage rates apply. Without that information, it is virtually impossible to prepare a responsive and competitively priced bid. Most prime contractors requi… Read More
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