Prevailing wage rates in Boone County, Kentucky

Current Davis-Bacon and Service Contract Act wage determinations for Boone County, Kentucky (2026), from the official SAM.gov wage determinations. Updated monthly.

Davis-Bacon rates (construction)

Minimum pay for laborers and mechanics on federal and federally funded construction over $2,000 in Boone County, Kentucky.

Davis-Bacon Highway

Wage determination KY20260039, revision 1, updated 0. Basic hourly rate plus fringe benefit per hour.

TradeRateFringeTotal / hour
Bricklayer$35.00$17.13$52.13
Cement Mason/Concrete Finisher$29.57$14.75$44.32
Diver (Boone, Campbell, Kenton & Pendleton Counties:)$49.92$20.56$70.48
Electrician$38.05$22.97$61.02
Sound & Communication Technician$27.20$14.54$41.74
Power Equipment Operator Group 7 Boom From 180 And Over$45.14$16.41$61.55
Power Equipment Operator Group 6 Master Mechanic & Boom From 150 To 180$45.14$16.41$61.55
(Portable, Sewer, Heavy & Highway); Drum Fireperson (Asphalt); Generator; Masonry Fork Lift; Inboard-Outboard Motor Boat Launch; Masonry Fork Lift; Oil Heater (Asphalt Plant); Oiler; Power Driven Heater; Power Sweeper & Scrubber; Pump (Under 4"" Discharge); Signalperson; Tire Repairperson; & Vac/Alls$36.34$16.41$52.75
Post Hole Digger (Power Auger); Power Brush Burner; Power Form Handling Equipment; Road Widening Trencher; Roller (Brick, Grade & Macadam); Self-Propelled Power Spreader; Self-Propelled Power Subgrader; Steam Fireperson; Tractor (Pulling Sheepfoot, Roller Or Grader); & Vibratory Compactor With Integral Power$41.80$16.41$58.21
Capacity); Mixer, One Bag Capacity (Side Loader); Power Boiler (Over 15 Lbs. Pressure) Pump Operator Installing & Operating Well Points; Pump (4"" & Over Discharge); Roller, Asphalt; Rotovator (Lime Soil Stabilizer); Switch & Tie Tampers (Without Lifting & Aligning Device); Utility Operator (Small Equipment); & Welding Machines$42.98$16.41$59.39
Traffic Signal Installation Equipment (Includes All Groups Or Classifications); Material Transfer Equipment (Shuttle Buggy) Asphalt; Pettibone-Rail Equipment; Power Grader; Power Scraper; Push Cat; Rotomill (All), Grinders & Planers Of All Types; Trench Machine (24"" Wide & Under); & Vermeer Type Concrete Saw$44.02$16.41$60.43
Refrigerating Machine (Freezer Operation); Rotary Drill, On Caisson Work; Rough Terrain Fork Lift With Winch/Hoist; Side-Boom; Slip-Form Paver; Tower Derrick; Tree Shredder; Trench Machine (Over 24"" Wide); Truck Mounted Concrete Pump; Tug Boat; Tunnel Machine And/Or Mining Machine; & Wheel Excavator$44.14$16.41$60.55
Ironworkers: Structural$37.77$23.90$61.67
Ironworkers: Fence Erector$35.88$23.90$59.78
Ironworker, Reinforcing$38.27$23.90$62.17
Finisher; Environmental - Nuclear, Radiation, Toxic & Hazardous Waste - Levels A & B; Miner & Driller (Free Air); Tunnel Blaster; & Tunnel Mucker (Free Air); Directional & Horizontal Boring; Air Track Driller (All Types); Powderman & Blaster; Troxler & Concrete Tester If Laborer Is Utilized (Pendleton County)$27.77$19.66$47.43
Laborer Group 3 Asphalt Luteman & Raker; Gunnite Nozzleman; Gunnite Operator & Mixer; Grout Pump Operator; Side Rail Setter; Rail Paved Ditches; Screw Operator; Tunnel (Free Air); Water Blaster (Pendleton County)$27.17$19.66$46.83
Paving Joint Machine; Pipelayer; Plastic Pipe Fusion; Power Driven Georgia Buggy & Wheel Barrow; Power Post Hole Digger; Precast Manhole Setter; Walk-Behind Tamper; Walk-Behind Trencher; Sand Blaster; Concrete Chipper; Surface Grinder; Vibrator Operator; Wagon Driller (Pendleton County)$27.12$19.66$46.78
Checker; Hand Digging & Hand Back Filling; Highway Marker Placer; Landscaping, Mesh Handler & Placer; Puddler; Railroad; Rip-Rap & Grouter; Right-Of-Way; Sign, Guard Rail & Fence Installer; Signal Person; Sound Barrier Installer; Storm & Sanitary Sewer; Swamper; Truck Spotter & Dumper; Wrecking Of Concrete Forms; General Cleanup (Pendleton County)$26.87$19.66$46.53
Laborer Group 4 Miner; & Gunite Nozzle Person (Boone, Campbell & Kenton Counties) Tunnel Laborer With Air-Pressurized Add $1.00 To Base Rate Signal Person Will Receive The Rate Equal To The Rate Paid The Laborer Classification For Which He Or She Is Signaling$38.22$15.95$54.17
Air-Pressurized - $1.00 Premium); Curb Setter & Cutter; Grade Checker; Utility Pipeline Tapper; Waterline; And Caulker (Boone, Campbell & Kenton Counties) Tunnel Laborer With Air-Pressurized Add $1.00 To Base Rate Signal Person Will Receive The Rate Equal To The Rate Paid The Laborer Classification For Which He Or She Is Signaling$37.77$15.95$53.72
Repairing & Reconditioning); Sandblaster Nozzle Person; & Hazardous Waste (Level B) (Boone, Campbell & Kenton Counties) Tunnel Laborer With Air-Pressurized Add $1.00 To Base Rate Signal Person Will Receive The Rate Equal To The Rate Paid The Laborer Classification For Which He Or She Is Signaling$37.44$15.95$53.39
Handyman; Waterproofing Laborer; Flagperson; Hazardous Waste (Level D); Diver Tender; Zone Person & Traffic Control (Boone, Campbell & Kenton Counties) Tunnel Laborer With Air-Pressurized Add $1.00 To Base Rate Signal Person Will Receive The Rate Equal To The Rate Paid The Laborer Classification For Which He Or She Is Signaling$37.27$15.95$53.22
Painter: Spray$23.89$9.06$32.95
Painter: Brush & Roller$23.39$9.06$32.45
Painter (Sandblasting & Water Blasting)$24.14$9.06$33.20
Painter (Bridge)$24.39$9.06$33.45
Painter (Bridge Equipment Tender And Containment Builder)$20.73$9.06$29.79
Plumber$43.30$27.40$70.70
Mechanic Tender$16.29$4.60$20.89
Truck Drivers: Group 1 Mobile Batch Truck Tender$15.85$4.60$20.45

Davis-Bacon Building

Wage determination KY20260044, revision 2, updated 1. Basic hourly rate plus fringe benefit per hour.

TradeRateFringeTotal / hour
Asbestos Worker/Heat & Frost Insulator$35.23$23.04$58.27
Boilermaker$43.85$28.44$72.29
Bricklayer$35.00$17.13$52.13
Tile Setter$33.41$17.51$50.92
Tile Finisher$28.87$17.46$46.33
Electrician (Includes Low Voltage Wiring)$38.05$22.97$61.02
Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Vetern'S Day, Thanksgiving Day, The Friday After Thanksgiving, And Christmas Day. B. Employer Contributes 8% Of Regular Hourly Rate To Vacation Pay Credit For Employee Who Has Worked In Business More Than 5 Years; 6% For Less Than 5 Years' Service$57.41$38.44$95.85
Power Equipment Operator (Drill)$40.65$19.60$60.25
Power Equipment Operator: Loader$40.65$19.60$60.25
Power Equipment Operator: Crane Cranes With Boom 150 Feet & Over, Including Jib, Shall Receive $.50 Above The Wage Rate$41.98$19.60$61.58
Power Equipment Operator: Forklift$41.98$19.60$61.58
Power Equipment Operator (Oiler)$34.99$19.60$54.59
Ironworker: Structural And Ornamental$37.77$23.90$61.67
Ironworker, Reinforcing$38.27$23.90$62.17
Laborer (Common Or General)$27.30$18.75$46.05
Laborer: Power Tool Operator$31.35$23.18$54.53
Painter: Brush And Roller$28.29$14.01$42.30
Glazier$31.95$16.65$48.60
Cement Mason/Concrete Finisher$33.60$16.05$49.65
Plumber$41.00$21.66$62.66
Pipefitter$41.00$21.66$62.66
Roofer$34.38$19.94$54.32
Sprinkler Fitter$44.15$26.08$70.23
Sheet Metal Worker (Includes HVAC Duct Installation)$33.53$26.71$60.24
Truck Driver: Dump Truck$24.35$14.59$38.94
Painter: Spray$22.81$11.87$34.68
Operator: Roller$23.60$12.65$36.25
Operator: Paver (Asphalt, Aggregate, And Concrete)$22.52$4.00$26.52
Operator: Bulldozer$19.69$4.71$24.40
Operator: Backhoe/Excavator/Trackhoe$24.66$10.81$35.47
Laborer: Pipelayer$20.36$9.90$30.26
Laborer: Mason Tender - Cement/Concrete$25.10$13.67$38.77
Laborer: Mason Tender - Brick$22.65$9.04$31.69
Carpenter, Excludes Form Work$22.25$11.41$33.66
Carpenter (Form Work Only)$23.87$9.66$33.53

Davis-Bacon Heavy

Wage determination KY20260062, revision 1, updated 0. Basic hourly rate plus fringe benefit per hour.

TradeRateFringeTotal / hour
Asbestos Worker/Heat & Frost Insulator$35.23$23.04$58.27
Electrician$40.96$22.44$63.40
Power Equipment Operator: Backhoe/Excavator/Trackhoe$44.14$16.41$60.55
Rate. Combination Rate: All Crane Operators Operating Cranes, Where The Length Of The Boom In Combination With The Length Of The Piling Leads Equal Or Exceeds 150 Feet, Shall Receive $1.00 Above The Group 1 Rate. Employees Assigned To Work Below Ground Level Are To Be Paid 10% Above Basic Wage Rate. This Does Not Apply To Open Cut Work$41.55$19.60$61.15
Power Equipment Operator Group 1 Crane Forklift$41.55$19.60$61.15
All Cranes With Piling Leads Will Receive $0.50 Above Group 1 Rate Regardless Of Boom Length. Combination Rate Shall Mean $0.50 Per Hour Above The Basic Hourly Rate Of Pay. Employees Assigned To Work Below Ground Level Are To Be Paid 10% Above Basic Wage Rate. This Does Not Apply To Open Cut Work$41.55$19.60$61.15
Rate: All Crane Operators Operating Cranes, Where The Length Of The Boom In Combination With The Length Of The Piling Leads Equal Or Exceeds 150 Feet, Shall Receive $1.00 Above The Group 1 Rate. Employees Assigned To Work Below Ground Level Are To Be Paid 10% Above Basic Wage Rate. This Does Not Apply To Open Cut Work$38.37$19.60$57.97
Rate: All Crane Operators Operating Cranes, Where The Length Of The Boom In Combination With The Length Of The Piling Leads Equal Or Exceeds 150 Feet, Shall Receive $1.00 Above The Group 1 Rate. Employees Assigned To Work Below Ground Level Are To Be Paid 10% Above Basic Wage Rate. This Does Not Apply To Open Cut Work$39.14$19.60$58.74
Crane Operators Operating Cranes, Where The Length Of The Boom In Combination With The Length Of The Piling Leads Equal Or Exceeds 150 Feet, Shall Receive $1.00 Above The Group 1 Rate. Employees Assigned To Work Below Ground Level Are To Be Paid 10% Above Basic Wage Rate. This Does Not Apply To Open Cut Work$38.69$19.60$58.29
Roller (Bituminous)$41.55$19.60$61.15
Roller$41.55$19.60$61.15
Rate. Combination Rate: All Crane Operators Operating Cranes, Where The Length Of The Boom In Combination With The Length Of The Piling Leads Equal Or Exceeds 150 Feet, Shall Receive $1.00 Above The Group 1 Rate. Employees Assigned To Work Below Ground Level Are To Be Paid 10% Above Basic Wage Rate. This Does Not Apply To Open Cut Work$41.55$19.60$61.15
All Cranes With Piling Leads Will Receive $0.50 Above Group 1 Rate Regardless Of Boom Length. Combination Rate Shall Mean $0.50 Per Hour Above The Basic Hourly Rate Of Pay. Employees Assigned To Work Below Ground Level Are To Be Paid 10% Above Basic Wage Rate. This Does Not Apply To Open Cut Work$41.55$19.60$61.15
Ironworker (Structural And Reinforcing)$37.77$23.90$61.67
Ironworker: Ornamental$36.17$25.80$61.97
Laborer: Tamper(Hand Held/Walk Behind)$27.12$19.66$46.78
Laborer (Concrete Worker; Grade Checker)$26.87$19.66$46.53
Laborer: Flagger & Landscape$35.52$14.45$49.97
Laborer (Concrete Saw (Hand Held/Walk Behind); Pipelayer)$35.69$14.45$50.14
Truck Driver: Dump Truck$17.82$3.26$21.08
Operator: Trencher$26.27$12.37$38.64
Operator: Oiler$24.34$13.00$37.34
Operator: Mechanic$29.74$11.16$40.90
Operator: Loader$26.68$13.00$39.68
Operator: Bulldozer$29.37$11.16$40.53
Laborer: Concrete Finishing$25.75$8.60$34.35
Laborer: Common Or General$22.94$10.00$32.94
Carpenter (Form Work Only)$24.80$8.76$33.56

Davis-Bacon Residential

Wage determination KY20260009, revision 1, updated 0. Basic hourly rate plus fringe benefit per hour.

TradeRateFringeTotal / hour
Power Equipment Operator: Crane (All Types) (Boone, Campbell, Kenton And Pendleton Counties)$44.14$16.41$60.55
Receive $.10 Above Rate.............................$ 35.34 17.85 Power Equipment Operator: Cable Crane (50 Tons And Over); Hydraulic Crane (100 Tons And Over) (Bracken And Grant Counties) Cranes With Boom 150 Feet And Over Including Jib Shall Receive $ .50 Above Rate Cranes With Cco Required Shall Receive $.10 Above Rate$36.25$17.85$54.10
Power Equipment Operator: Crane (All Other Types), Truck Crane, Tower Cranes (French, German And Other Types) (Gallatin County) Crane With Boom 150 Feet & Over, Including Jib Shall Receive $.75 Above Rate All Cranes With Piling Leads Will Receive $.50 Above Group 1 Regardless Of Boom Length$33.90$17.85$51.75
Plumber$43.30$27.40$70.70
Sheet Metal Worker (Boone, Campbell & Kenton Counties)$34.32$23.77$58.09
Sheet Metal Worker (Bracken, Gallatin, Grant And Pendleton Counties)$40.32$25.66$65.98
Truck Driver: Dump Truck$14.00$1.63$15.63
Roofer: Shake & Shingle Roof$14.28$0.00$14.28
Painter: Brush And Roller$10.00$0.00$10.00
Operator: Roller$21.50$1.79$23.29
Operator: Bulldozer$21.50$1.79$23.29
Operator: Backhoe$21.50$1.79$23.29
Laborer: Mason Tender - Cement/Concrete$12.10$0.00$12.10
Laborer: Grade Checker$15.16$4.63$19.79
Laborer: Common Or General$10.67$0.00$10.67
Electrician$15.70$0.00$15.70
Cement Mason/Concrete Finisher$13.89$0.00$13.89
Carpenter$14.47$0.00$14.47
Bricklayer$16.00$0.00$16.00

Service Contract Act rates (services)

Minimum pay for service employees on federal service contracts over $2,500 in Boone County, Kentucky: cleaning, guards, grounds, maintenance and more.

Service Contract Act: Indiana Counties of Dearborn and Ohio

Wage determination 2015-4719, revision 34, updated 8/12/2026. Health & welfare: $5.92 per hour on top of the rates.

CodeOccupationHourly rate
01011Accounting Clerk I$18.99
01111General Clerk I$17.53
07010Baker$17.29
07130Food Service Worker$16.50
07260Waiter/Waitress$14.59
11030Cleaner, Vehicles$17.64
11090Gardener$24.33
11150Janitor$17.32
11210Laborer, Grounds Maintenance$18.56
11240Maid or Houseman$16.30
23021Aircraft Mechanic I$41.06
23022Aircraft Mechanic II$42.51
23160Electrician, Maintenance$30.53
23181Electronics Technician Maintenance I$30.67
23370General Maintenance Worker$27.32
23470Laborer$19.54
27101Guard I$17.59
27102Guard II$19.70
31260Parking and Lot Attendant$15.43
31361Truckdriver, Light$21.19
All 345 occupations
CodeOccupationHourly rate
01011Accounting Clerk I$18.99
01012Accounting Clerk II$21.31
01013Accounting Clerk III$23.84
01020Administrative Assistant$34.12
01035Court Reporter$32.02
01041Customer Service Representative I$17.58
01042Customer Service Representative II$19.18
01043Customer Service Representative III$21.53
01051Data Entry Operator I$18.27
01052Data Entry Operator II$19.93
01060Dispatcher, Motor Vehicle$24.95
01070Document Preparation Clerk$21.03
01090Duplicating Machine Operator$21.03
01111General Clerk I$17.53
01112General Clerk II$19.13
01113General Clerk III$21.46
01120Housing Referral Assistant$23.82
01141Messenger Courier$19.31
01191Order Clerk I$20.43
01192Order Clerk II$22.29
01261Personnel Assistant (Employment) I$19.58
01262Personnel Assistant (Employment) II$21.91
01263Personnel Assistant (Employment) III$24.43
01270Production Control Clerk$28.20
01290Rental Clerk$19.83
01300Scheduler, Maintenance$19.10
01311Secretary I$19.10
01312Secretary II$21.36
01313Secretary III$23.82
01320Service Order Dispatcher$22.30
01410Supply Technician$34.12
01420Survey Worker$21.23
01460Switchboard Operator/Receptionist$16.95
01531Travel Clerk I$17.23
01532Travel Clerk II$19.33
01533Travel Clerk III$21.63
01611Word Processor I$21.32
01612Word Processor II$23.92
01613Word Processor III$26.76
05005Automobile Body Repairer, Fiberglass$24.05
05010Automotive Electrician$23.12
05040Automotive Glass Installer$21.65
05070Automotive Worker$22.26
05110Mobile Equipment Servicer$20.65
05130Motor Equipment Metal Mechanic$24.59
05160Motor Equipment Metal Worker$22.26
05190Motor Vehicle Mechanic$23.60
05220Motor Vehicle Mechanic Helper$20.30
05250Motor Vehicle Upholstery Worker$21.42
05280Motor Vehicle Wrecker$22.26
05310Painter, Automotive$23.12
05340Radiator Repair Specialist$22.26
05370Tire Repairer$18.83
05400Transmission Repair Specialist$24.59
07010Baker$17.29
07041Cook I$17.87
07042Cook II$20.25
07070Dishwasher$14.78
07130Food Service Worker$16.50
07210Meat Cutter$19.25
07260Waiter/Waitress$14.59
09010Electrostatic Spray Painter$23.35
09040Furniture Handler$14.50
09080Furniture Refinisher$22.55
09090Furniture Refinisher Helper$17.45
09110Furniture Repairer, Minor$20.30
09130Upholsterer$21.02
11030Cleaner, Vehicles$17.64
11060Elevator Operator$17.32
11090Gardener$24.33
11122Housekeeping Aide$17.32
11150Janitor$17.32
11210Laborer, Grounds Maintenance$18.56
11240Maid or Houseman$16.30
11260Pruner$16.68
11270Tractor Operator$22.34
11330Trail Maintenance Worker$18.56
11360Window Cleaner$19.27
12010Ambulance Driver$19.56
12011Breath Alcohol Technician$27.66
12012Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant$32.43
12015Certified Physical Therapist Assistant$31.33
12020Dental Assistant$23.84
12025Dental Hygienist$49.09
12030EKG Technician$36.64
12035Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist$36.64
12040Emergency Medical Technician$19.56
12071Licensed Practical Nurse I$24.73
12072Licensed Practical Nurse II$27.66
12073Licensed Practical Nurse III$30.85
12100Medical Assistant$21.32
12130Medical Laboratory Technician$31.43
12160Medical Record Clerk$22.19
12190Medical Record Technician$24.82
12195Medical Transcriptionist$22.39
12210Nuclear Medicine Technologist$47.06
12221Nursing Assistant I$14.09
12222Nursing Assistant II$15.85
12223Nursing Assistant III$17.29
12224Nursing Assistant IV$19.40
12235Optical Dispenser$24.39
12236Optical Technician$21.74
12250Pharmacy Technician$19.47
12280Phlebotomist$20.74
12305Radiologic Technologist$37.65
12311Registered Nurse I$27.17
12312Registered Nurse II$33.23
12313Registered Nurse II, Specialist$33.23
12314Registered Nurse III$40.22
12315Registered Nurse III, Anesthetist$40.22
12316Registered Nurse IV$48.21
12317Scheduler (Drug and Alcohol Testing)$34.27
12320Substance Abuse Treatment Counselor$28.14
13011Exhibits Specialist I$24.40
13012Exhibits Specialist II$30.22
13013Exhibits Specialist III$36.96
13041Illustrator I$24.07
13042Illustrator II$29.82
13043Illustrator III$36.48
13047Librarian$30.80
13050Library Aide/Clerk$17.80
13058Library Technician$17.83
13061Media Specialist I$20.07
13062Media Specialist II$22.45
13063Media Specialist III$25.04
13071Photographer I$18.49
13072Photographer II$20.84
13073Photographer III$25.81
13074Photographer IV$31.57
13075Photographer V$38.19
13090Technical Order Library Clerk$22.17
13110Video Teleconference Technician$23.64
14041Computer Operator I$22.53
14042Computer Operator II$25.21
14043Computer Operator III$28.11
14044Computer Operator IV$31.22
14045Computer Operator V$34.58
14150Peripheral Equipment Operator$22.53
14160Personal Computer Support Technician$31.22
14170System Support Specialist$34.58
15020Aircrew Training Devices Instructor (Rated)$41.75
15060Educational Technologist$37.83
15070Flight Instructor (Pilot)$50.05
15080Graphic Artist$29.45
15085Maintenance Test Pilot, Fixed, Jet/Prop$50.05
15086Maintenance Test Pilot, Rotary Wing$50.05
15088Non-Maintenance Test/Co-Pilot$50.05
15090Technical Instructor$27.12
15095Technical Instructor/Course Developer$33.17
15110Test Proctor$21.90
15120Tutor$21.90
16010Assembler$12.54
16030Counter Attendant$12.54
16040Dry Cleaner$15.47
16070Finisher, Flatwork, Machine$12.54
16090Presser, Hand$12.54
16110Presser, Machine, Drycleaning$12.54
16130Presser, Machine, Shirts$12.54
16160Presser, Machine, Wearing Apparel, Laundry$12.54
16190Sewing Machine Operator$16.55
16220Tailor$17.63
16250Washer, Machine$13.25
19010Machine-Tool Operator (Tool Room)$26.83
19040Tool And Die Maker$30.90
21020Forklift Operator$23.56
21030Material Coordinator$28.20
21040Material Expediter$28.20
21050Material Handling Laborer$19.54
21071Order Filler$18.18
21080Production Line Worker (Food Processing)$23.56
21110Shipping Packer$21.69
21130Shipping/Receiving Clerk$21.69
21140Store Worker I$17.27
21150Stock Clerk$22.66
21210Tools And Parts Attendant$23.56
21410Warehouse Specialist$23.56
23010Aerospace Structural Welder$42.51
23019Aircraft Logs and Records Technician$35.48
23021Aircraft Mechanic I$41.06
23022Aircraft Mechanic II$42.51
23023Aircraft Mechanic III$43.88
23040Aircraft Mechanic Helper$30.50
23050Aircraft, Painter$39.41
23060Aircraft Servicer$35.48
23080Aircraft Worker$37.66
23110Appliance Mechanic$25.06
23120Bicycle Repairer$27.24
23125Cable Splicer$44.79
23130Carpenter, Maintenance$28.90
23140Carpet Layer$26.85
23160Electrician, Maintenance$30.53
23181Electronics Technician Maintenance I$30.67
23182Electronics Technician Maintenance II$32.09
23183Electronics Technician Maintenance III$33.44
23260Fabric Worker$29.08
23290Fire Alarm System Mechanic$30.43
23310Fire Extinguisher Repairer$27.24
23311Fuel Distribution System Mechanic$36.62
23312Fuel Distribution System Operator$29.97
23370General Maintenance Worker$27.32
23380Ground Support Equipment Mechanic$41.06
23381Ground Support Equipment Servicer$35.48
23382Ground Support Equipment Worker$37.66
23391Gunsmith I$27.24
23392Gunsmith II$30.87
23393Gunsmith III$33.66
23430Heavy Equipment Mechanic$30.75
23440Heavy Equipment Operator$32.19
23460Instrument Mechanic$38.25
23465Laboratory/Shelter Mechanic$32.31
23470Laborer$19.54
23510Locksmith$23.63
23530Machinery Maintenance Mechanic$33.96
23550Machinist, Maintenance$27.55
23580Maintenance Trades Helper$19.47
23591Metrology Technician I$38.25
23592Metrology Technician II$39.60
23593Metrology Technician III$40.89
23640Millwright$36.88
23710Office Appliance Repairer$23.15
23760Painter, Maintenance$26.24
23790Pipefitter, Maintenance$32.98
23810Plumber, Maintenance$31.74
23820Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic$33.66
23850Rigger$34.14
23870Scale Mechanic$30.87
23890Sheet-Metal Worker, Maintenance$32.36
23910Small Engine Mechanic$22.95
23931Telecommunications Mechanic I$29.80
23932Telecommunications Mechanic II$30.86
23950Telephone Lineman$31.13
23960Welder, Combination, Maintenance$24.99
23965Well Driller$31.30
23970Woodcraft Worker$33.66
23980Woodworker$27.24
24550Case Manager$20.09
24570Child Care Attendant$14.50
24580Child Care Center Clerk$18.09
24610Chore Aide$16.92
24630Homemaker$20.09
25010Boiler Tender$37.89
25040Sewage Plant Operator$29.55
25070Stationary Engineer$37.89
25190Ventilation Equipment Tender$28.15
25210Water Treatment Plant Operator$29.55
27004Alarm Monitor$29.93
27007Baggage Inspector$17.59
27008Corrections Officer$26.66
27010Court Security Officer$27.41
27030Detection Dog Handler$19.70
27040Detention Officer$26.66
27070Firefighter$28.16
27101Guard I$17.59
27102Guard II$19.70
27131Police Officer I$34.80
27132Police Officer II$38.66
28041Carnival Equipment Operator$17.79
28042Carnival Equipment Repairer$19.38
28043Carnival Worker$13.37
28210Gate Attendant/Gate Tender$17.58
28310Lifeguard$14.58
28350Park Attendant (Aide)$19.67
28510Recreation Aide/Health Facility Attendant$14.36
28515Recreation Specialist$24.37
28630Sports Official$15.67
28690Swimming Pool Operator$21.97
29010Blocker And Bracer$30.42
29020Hatch Tender$30.42
29030Line Handler$30.42
29041Stevedore I$28.75
29042Stevedore II$31.80
30021Archeological Technician I$21.54
30022Archeological Technician II$24.09
30023Archeological Technician III$29.83
30030Cartographic Technician$29.83
30040Civil Engineering Technician$32.34
30051Cryogenic Technician I$33.04
30052Cryogenic Technician II$36.49
30061Drafter/CAD Operator I$21.54
30062Drafter/CAD Operator II$24.09
30063Drafter/CAD Operator III$26.84
30064Drafter/CAD Operator IV$33.04
30081Engineering Technician I$19.15
30082Engineering Technician II$21.49
30083Engineering Technician III$24.04
30084Engineering Technician IV$29.78
30085Engineering Technician V$36.42
30086Engineering Technician VI$44.07
30090Environmental Technician$26.96
30095Evidence Control Specialist$29.83
30210Laboratory Technician$29.69
30221Latent Fingerprint Technician I$32.03
30222Latent Fingerprint Technician II$35.38
30240Mathematical Technician$30.39
30361Paralegal/Legal Assistant I$23.75
30362Paralegal/Legal Assistant II$29.42
30363Paralegal/Legal Assistant III$35.98
30364Paralegal/Legal Assistant IV$43.53
30375Petroleum Supply Specialist$36.49
30390Photo-Optics Technician$29.83
30395Radiation Control Technician$36.49
30461Technical Writer I$28.72
30462Technical Writer II$35.12
30463Technical Writer III$42.49
30491Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Technician I$30.80
30492Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Technician II$37.27
30493Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Technician III$44.67
30494Unexploded (UXO) Safety Escort$30.80
30495Unexploded (UXO) Sweep Personnel$30.80
30501Weather Forecaster I$33.04
30502Weather Forecaster II$40.19
30621Weather Observer, Senior$29.83
31010Airplane Pilot$37.27
31020Bus Aide$19.59
31030Bus Driver$26.97
31043Driver Courier$19.45
31260Parking and Lot Attendant$15.43
31290Shuttle Bus Driver$18.95
31310Taxi Driver$14.26
31361Truckdriver, Light$21.19
31362Truckdriver, Medium$22.62
31363Truckdriver, Heavy$29.13
31364Truckdriver, Tractor-Trailer$29.13
99020Cabin Safety Specialist$18.17
99030Cashier$14.03
99050Desk Clerk$15.93
99095Embalmer$30.56
99130Flight Follower$30.80
99251Laboratory Animal Caretaker I$17.74
99252Laboratory Animal Caretaker II$19.32
99260Marketing Analyst$36.42
99310Mortician$30.56
99410Pest Controller$21.70
99510Photofinishing Worker$16.19
99710Recycling Laborer$26.71
99711Recycling Specialist$32.14
99730Refuse Collector$24.01
99810Sales Clerk$14.81
99820School Crossing Guard$16.75
99830Survey Party Chief$30.64
99831Surveying Aide$18.49
99832Surveying Technician$27.37
99840Vending Machine Attendant$16.81
99841Vending Machine Repairer$20.77
99842Vending Machine Repairer Helper$16.81

Always price from the wage determination attached to the solicitation (and any amendment): it is the one that applies to that contract. Rates shown are copied from the public SAM.gov documents; check the official document before you bid.