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Davis-Bacon prevailing wage rates in Power County, Idaho

4 Davis-Bacon wage determinations cover Power County for building, residential, highway and heavy construction, with 79 rates across 14 trades. Of each trade's main rate, electrician is the highest at $58.74 an hour and teamster the lowest at $16.06, base plus fringe.

The Department of Labor modifies these determinations on SAM.gov in weekly batches through the year; the latest Idaho modification we hold is dated May 18, 2026. 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)). Checked against sam.gov on October 25, 2026.

Davis-Bacon is the only prevailing wage here (federally funded or assisted work). Idaho repealed its law in 1985 (DOL state table).

Power County rates by trade, highest first

Each trade's main rate, highest first, split into the base wage and the fringe benefits DOL lists. All bars share one scale. The table below lists the same rates A to Z with classifications.

  1. Electrician$58.74
  2. Sheet Metal Worker$57.75
  3. Ironworker$56.35
  4. Plumber / Pipefitter$55.68
  5. Brick Tender$50.43
  6. Bricklayer$44.13
  7. Striping & Traffic Control$34.99
  8. Operating Engineer$22.23
  9. Roofer$19.00
  10. Carpenter$18.00
  11. Laborer$17.87
  12. Painter$17.42
  13. Cement Mason$16.32
  14. Teamster (Truck Driver)$16.06

All trades and classifications, A to Z

One main rate per trade, with its classification and base wage. Open a trade for its other classifications, dated steps and DOL's notes. Click a column heading to sort.

TradeMain classificationBase + fringeBaseRates
Brick TenderLABORER: GROUP 4 MASON TENDER (CEMENT/CONCRETE & BRICK )$50.43 $33.93 1
BricklayerBRICKLAYER$44.13 $26.79 2
CarpenterCARPENTER$18.00 $18.00 6
Cement MasonCEMENT MASON/CONCRETE FINISHER$16.32 $13.52 4
ElectricianELECTRICIAN (INCLUDING LOW VOLTAGE WIRING)$58.74 $40.00 4
IronworkerIRONWORKER, STRUCTURAL$56.35 $33.37 2
LaborerLABORER: COMMON OR GENERAL$17.87 $17.87 10
Operating EngineerOPERATOR: BACKHOE/EXCAVATOR$22.23 $22.23 27
PainterPAINTER: BRUSH, ROLLER, AND SPRAY$17.42 $12.09 2
Plumber / PipefitterPLUMBER$55.68 $36.75 2
RooferROOFER$19.00 $19.00 2
Sheet Metal WorkerSHEET METAL WORKER, INCLUDES HVAC DUCT INSTALLATION$57.75 $35.50 2
Striping & Traffic Control Worker · Franklin County groupHIGHWAY/PARKING LOT STRIPING: PAINTER$34.99 $25.47 2
Teamster (Truck Driver)TRUCK DRIVER: DUMP TRUCK$16.06 $16.06 13

Wage determinations for Power County

The WD that applies depends on the kind of construction. Every rate on this page names its WD and modification.

ConstructionWage determinationModificationPublished
BuildingID202600342May 18, 2026
ResidentialID202600051May 18, 2026
HighwayID202600981May 18, 2026
HeavyID202600722May 18, 2026

What changed in these determinations this year

Questions about Power County rates

How much does an electrician make on prevailing wage in Power County?

$58.74 an hour: a $40.00 base wage plus $18.74 in fringe benefits, for the main classification, under wage determination ID20260034, modification 2. Overtime and every electrician rate in Power County.

What is the prevailing wage for a laborer in Power County?

$17.87 an hour: a $17.87 base wage plus $0.00 in fringe benefits, for the main classification (LABORER: COMMON OR GENERAL), under wage determination ID20260034, modification 2. Overtime and every laborer rate in Power County.

Does the prevailing wage include fringe benefits?

Yes. The rate is a base wage plus fringe benefits, and the employer owes both for every hour. For electrician, the highest-paid trade in Power County, the $58.74 total is a $40.00 base wage plus $18.74 in fringe benefits.

Which Davis-Bacon wage determination covers Power County?

It depends on the kind of construction: ID20260034 (modification 2, May 18, 2026) for building construction, ID20260005 (modification 1, May 18, 2026) for residential construction, ID20260098 (modification 1, May 18, 2026) for highway construction and ID20260072 (modification 2, May 18, 2026) for heavy construction. Your contract names the one that applies.

Does Power County share its rates with other counties?

For 1 of its 14 trades, yes: DOL sets the same rates, row for row, in other counties too. Striping and traffic control worker rates, for example, are the same in 2 counties (the Franklin County group). The other 13 are Power County's own.