Boilermaker prevailing wage in Jefferson County, Colorado

$17.60an hour, base wage + fringe benefits (our sum)

$17.60 base wage + $0.00 fringe benefits · SUCO2001-006

Jefferson County uses the same boilermaker rates as 11 other counties. See all of them on one page.

On federally funded or assisted heavy construction in Jefferson County, a boilermaker must be paid at least $17.60 an hour: a $17.60 base wage plus $0.00 in fringe benefits, under wage determination CO20260002 (modification 1). DOL prints no total, so $17.60 is our sum of the two.

Wage determination CO20260002, modification 1, published May 18, 2026, for heavy construction; rate identifier SUCO2001-006 (December 20, 2001). Checked against sam.gov on October 25, 2026.

Colorado's state rule uses these same Davis-Bacon determinations for state-agency projects of $500,000 or more that have no federal money (CDOT contracts excluded), with no separate survey (SB19-196, C.R.S. 24-92-205). The City of Denver publishes its own schedules for its own projects, on the City of Denver page.

Base wage and fringe benefits: $17.60 + $0.00

The base wage is the taxable hourly wage. DOL prints the fringe benefits as one hourly figure, not itemized; it can go to health, pension, vacation and training plans, or be paid as cash where the state allows.

Base wage (taxable)	$17.60
Base + fringe benefits (our sum; DOL prints no total)	$17.60

When does this rate change?

A contract keeps the wage determination in its bid documents. Modifications published before bid opening apply to it, though one published less than 10 days before can be left out if the agency finds there isn't time to tell bidders (29 CFR 1.6(c)).
DOL changes a WD by publishing a numbered modification on SAM.gov. This page reads the modification named in the Source line; the Colorado change log lists what each one changed.

How Jefferson County compares

The main boilermaker rate in every county that has one, and how the pay splits here and nearby. All bars use the same scale.

Every county in Colorado

Jefferson $17.60

$17.60Adams$52.42City of Denver

JeffersonNearby: Denver $17.60, Douglas $17.60, Broomfield $17.60Each column is a group of counties with about the same main rate; its height is how many. 1 county pays more than Jefferson, 11 the same, 0 less.

Wage and fringe benefits, nearby

Jefferson Countybase $17.60$17.60
Denver Countybase $17.60$17.60
Douglas Countybase $17.60$17.60
Broomfield Countybase $17.60$17.60

Boilermaker rates in nearby counties

Current DOL rates. Davis-Bacon rates are set for groups of counties, so neighbours often share them; the county where the work is done decides.

DOL's boilermaker rates for Jefferson County are the same as in 11 other counties: Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, El Paso, Larimer and 3 more.

County	Classification	Base wage	Total rate	vs Jefferson County
Jefferson County	BOILERMAKER	$17.60	$17.60
Denver County	BOILERMAKER	$17.60	$17.60	same
Douglas County	BOILERMAKER	$17.60	$17.60	same
Broomfield County	BOILERMAKER	$17.60	$17.60	same
Boulder County	BOILERMAKER	$17.60	$17.60	same

Colorado boilermaker prevailing wage by county, with a map

Are you being paid this rate?

Add your base pay to the fringe your employer pays for you, in cash or into plans, and compare the sum with the total. The Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division takes complaints: 1-866-487-9243, or dol.gov/agencies/whd/contact/complaints.

Source

U.S. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division (DOL), wage determination CO20260002 Mod 1, published May 18, 2026: sam.gov/wage-determination/CO20260002/1

We read every active Colorado Davis-Bacon wage determination from SAM.gov's own data and check every number with a second, independent read of the same file. DOL prints no total; ours is base plus fringe. The City of Denver rows are copied from Denver Labor's own schedules. How we check · Download Jefferson County as CSV · Report an error