[mcaffrey]

I'm looking into bidding on prevailing wage projects but have not done so before. Is there a good reference source on how to do it. I know there is a trade wage schedule and required paperwork is necessary but there is risk in not doing this correctly. I'm interested in what mark-up I use on the labor, should I expand my benefits now, and how I can protect myself against a sub making a mistake on the number of hours to do the job.

 

[Heritage]

:laughing: Here we go :laughing:

 

[BrianFox]

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[Leo G]

Thanks for posting on ContractorTalk.com. Straight pricing questions are frowned upon here, as are 'Going Rate' questions. If you are a contractor seeking advice regarding your pricing structure, the Moderators of this forum would like to direct you to this pricing thread - Pricing, Estimating and Success.

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