Competitive Bidding and Payment of Prevailing Wage Rates on Construction Contracts Sample Clauses

Competitive Bidding and Payment of Prevailing Wage Rates on Construction Contracts. Competitive bidding procedures are provided in Departmental policy letters and conform to Federal requirements. Procedures governing the payment of prevailing wage rates on construction contracts are included in PennDOT Publication 408 and in PennDOT Publication 2, Project Office Manual.
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Competitive Bidding and Payment of Prevailing Wage Rates on Construction Contracts a. NYSDOT Manual of Administrative Procedures b. NYSDOT Supplemental Bulletins

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