DOL Seeks Comment on Construction Contractor Wage Rate Reporting
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This notice keeps moving forward a federal information collection used to gather wage data from construction contractors, contractor associations, and unions. The Department of Labor uses Form WD-10, and a related pre-survey Form WD-10A, to help set local prevailing wage rates under the Davis-Bacon rules for federally funded construction work. Businesses and groups that submit wage data may comment on whether the collection is useful, accurate, clear, and not overly burdensome. Comments are due by June 3, 2026. The request does not change wage rules by itself; it seeks approval to continue the reporting process for up to three years.
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Key Changes
- Seeks approval to continue collecting construction wage data through Form WD-10 and pre-survey Form WD-10A
- Invites public comments on the need, burden, cost, clarity, and usefulness of the wage data collection
- Estimates 276 respondents, 2,854 annual responses, and 950 total annual burden hours, with no other estimated costs
Obligations
What this law requires
A federal agency must not conduct or sponsor this information collection unless OMB has approved it and the collection displays a currently valid OMB Control Number.