Prevailing wage rates in Mccreary County, Kentucky

Current Davis-Bacon and Service Contract Act wage determinations for Mccreary 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 Mccreary County, Kentucky.

Davis-Bacon Building

Wage determination KY20260042, revision 1, updated 0. Basic hourly rate plus fringe benefit per hour.

TradeRateFringeTotal / hour
Asbestos Worker/Heat & Frost Insulator$30.24$18.54$48.78
Boilermaker$43.85$28.44$72.29
Carpenter (Excludes Acoustical Ceiling Installation, Drywall Hanging, And Metal Stud Installation)$32.25$18.09$50.34
Electrician$41.15$29.35$70.50
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: Bobcat/Skid Steer/Skid Loader$41.98$19.60$61.58
Power Equipment Operator (Oiler)$34.99$19.60$54.59
Power Equipment Operator: Crane Cranes With Boom 150 Feet & Over, Including Jib, Shall Receive $.75 Above The Wage Rate. All Cranes With Piling Leads Will Receive $.50 Above The Wage, Regardless Of Boom Length$41.98$19.60$61.58
Power Equipment Operator: Forklift$41.98$19.60$61.58
Power Equipment Operator: Bulldozer$41.98$19.60$61.58
Ironworker, Reinforcing Zone 3 - (Add $2.00 Per Hour To Base Rate) 50 Mile Radius & Over Of Union Hall, 1643 Greenup Ave, Ashland, Ky$41.70$29.59$71.29
Ironworker, Reinforcing Zone 2 - (Add $0.40 Per Hour To Base Rate) 10 To 50 Mile Radius Of Union Hall, 1643 Greenup Ave, Ashland, Ky$40.10$29.59$69.69
Ironworker, Reinforcing (Zone 1)$39.70$29.59$69.29
Laborer: Pipelayer$28.53$17.38$45.91
Laborer: Carpenter Tender$26.69$13.32$40.01
Laborer: Mason Tender - Cement/Concrete$26.89$13.32$40.21
Laborer: Mason Tender - Brick$28.16$17.55$45.71
Painter (Spray Only)$34.29$23.95$58.24
Pipefitter$41.00$21.66$62.66
Sprinkler Fitter (Fire Sprinklers)$44.15$26.08$70.23
Sheet Metal Worker (Excludes HVAC Duct Installation)$40.32$25.66$65.98
Truck Driver: Dump Truck$17.07$6.25$23.32
Tile Setter$25.77$6.10$31.87
Tile Finisher$17.67$7.45$25.12
Sheet Metal Worker (HVAC Duct Installation Only)$25.91$8.06$33.97
Roofer$22.31$7.41$29.72
Plumber$33.41$16.67$50.08
Painter (Brush And Roller)$18.20$6.43$24.63
Operator: Grader/Blade$24.33$13.00$37.33
Operator: Backhoe/Excavator/Trackhoe$21.11$13.00$34.11
Laborer: Common Or General$16.97$6.11$23.08
Ironworker, Structural$22.31$15.40$37.71
Cement Mason/Concrete Finisher$27.99$0.00$27.99
Bricklayer$24.61$11.88$36.49
Ironworker: Ornamental$36.73$27.05$63.78
Laborer: Power Tool Operator$28.73$19.36$48.09

Davis-Bacon Heavy

Wage determination KY20260058, revision 1, updated 0. Basic hourly rate plus fringe benefit per hour.

TradeRateFringeTotal / hour
Carpenter (Form Work Only)$33.89$24.06$57.95
Line Construction: Lineman$43.84$18.80$62.64
Line Construction: Groundman$25.77$14.10$39.87
Line Construction: Equipment Operator$39.15$17.58$56.73
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$9.50$47.87
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$38.69$9.50$48.19
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$9.50$51.05
Laborer: Concrete Worker$26.87$19.66$46.53
Laborer: Concrete Saw (Hand Held/Walk Behind)$27.12$19.66$46.78
Operator: Loader$30.35$0.00$30.35
Operator: Bulldozer$21.72$7.45$29.17
Operator: Backhoe/Excavator/Trackhoe$23.60$12.65$36.25
Laborer: Pipelayer$20.13$8.63$28.76
Laborer: Flagger$18.31$8.89$27.20
Laborer: Common Or General$20.60$9.39$29.99
Electrician$32.35$2.18$34.53
Cement Mason/Concrete Finisher$21.60$10.35$31.95

Davis-Bacon Residential

Wage determination KY20260003, revision 1, updated 0. Basic hourly rate plus fringe benefit per hour.

TradeRateFringeTotal / hour
Plumber$22.04$0.00$22.04
Painter: Brush And Roller$12.50$0.00$12.50
Laborer: Common Or General$10.40$0.00$10.40
HVAC Mechanic: HVAC Electrical/ Temperature Controls Installation$16.00$0.00$16.00
Electrician$15.17$0.00$15.17
Cement Mason/Concrete Finisher$10.50$0.00$10.50
Carpenter$13.20$0.00$13.20

Davis-Bacon Highway

Wage determination KY20260107, revision 2, updated 0. Basic hourly rate plus fringe benefit per hour.

TradeRateFringeTotal / hour
Boilermaker$24.65$12.94$37.59
Bricklayer: Bricklayer$22.90$8.50$31.40
Bricklayer: Stone Mason$21.50$8.50$30.00
Carpenter$24.90$14.50$39.40
Carpenter: Piledriver$24.55$14.50$39.05
Cement Mason$21.25$8.50$29.75
Towers, Structural Steel (Open, Unprotected, Unfloored Raw Steel), And Bridges Or Similar Hazardous Locations Where Workmen Are Subject To Fall, Except Where Using Jlg'S And Bucket Trucks Up To 75 Feet: Add 25% To Workman'S Base Rate For 50 To 75 Feet, And Add 50% To Workman'S Base Rate For Over 75 Feet$26.90$10.31$37.21
Towers, Structural Steel (Open, Unprotected, Unfloored Raw Steel), And Bridges Or Similar Hazardous Locations Where Workmen Are Subject To Fall, Except Where Using Jlg'S And Bucket Trucks Up To 75 Feet: Add 25% To Workman'S Base Rate For 50 To 75 Feet, And Add 50% To Workman'S Base Rate For Over 75 Feet$17.79$8.51$26.30
Structural Steel (Open, Unprotected, Unfloored Raw Steel), And Bridges Or Similar Hazardous Locations Where Workmen Are Subject To Fall, Except Where Using Jlg'S And Bucket Trucks Up To 75 Feet: Add 25% To Workman'S Base Rate For 50 To 75 Feet, And Add 50% To Workman'S Base Rate For Over 75 Feet.....$ 30.09 10.94 Ironworker$27.56$20.57$48.13
Handlers And Placers, Puddler, Railroad Laborers, Rip-Rap And Grouters, Right Of Way Laborers, Sign, Guard Rail And Fence Installers (All Types), Signalmen, Sound Barrier Installer, Storm And Sanitary Sewer Laborers, Swampers, Truck Spotters And Dumpers, Wrecking Of Concrete Forms, General Cleanup$21.80$12.36$34.16
Breakers, Paving Joint Machine, Pipe Layers - Laser Operators (Non-Metallic), Plastic Pipe Fusion, Power Driven Georgia Buggy And Wheel Barrow, Power Post Hole Diggers, Precast Manhole Setters, Walk-Behind Tampers, Walk-Behind Trenchers, Sand Blasters, Concrete Chippers, Surface Grinders, Vibrator Operators, Wagon Drillers$22.05$12.36$34.41
Laborer: Group 3 Air Track Driller (All Types), Asphalt Luteman And Rakers, Gunnite Nozzleman, Gunnite Operators And Mixers, Grout Pump Operator, Powderman And Blaster, Side Rail Setters, Rail Paved Ditches, Screw Operators, Tunnel Laborers (Free Air), Water Blasters$22.10$12.36$34.46
Finishers, Environmental Laborer - Nuclear, Radiation, Toxic And Hazardous Waste - Level A And B, Miners And Drillers (Free Air), Tunnel Blasters, And Tunnel Mockers (Free Air), Directional And Horizontal Boring, Air Track Drillers (All Types), Powder Man And Blasters, Troxler And Concrete Tester If Laborer Is Utilized$22.70$12.36$35.06
Painter (All Excluding Bridges)$19.92$9.57$29.49
Painter (Bridges)$23.92$10.07$33.99
Plumber$22.52$7.80$30.32
Sheepfoot, Sideboom, Throttle-Valve Man, Rotary Drill, Power Generator, Mucking Machine, Rock Spreader Attached To Equipment, Scoopmobile, Kecal Loader, Tower Cranes (French, German And Other Types), Hydocrane, Tugger, Backfiller Gurries, Self-Propelled Compactor, Self-Contained Hydraulic Percussion Drill$29.95$14.40$44.35
Power Equipment Operator: Group 2 All Air Compressors (200 Cu Ft/Min Or Greater), Bituminous Mixer, Concrete Mixer (21 Cu. Ft. Or Over), Welding Machine, Form Grader, Tractor (50 Hp And Over), Bull Float, Finish Machine, Outboard Motor Boat, Brakeman, Mechanic Tender, Whirly Oiler, Tract-Air, Road Widening Trencher, Articulating Trucks$29.95$14.40$44.35
Power Equipment Operator: Group 3 Greaser On Grease Facilities Servicing Heavy Equipment$27.26$14.40$41.66
Distributor, Cement Gun, Conveyor, Mud Jack, Paving Joint Machine, Pump, Tamping Machine, Tractor (Under 50 Hp), Vibrator, Oiler, Air Compressor (Under 200 Cu Ft Per Minute), Concrete Saw, Burlap And Curing Machine, Hydro Seeder, Power Form Handling Equipment, Deckhand Oiler, Hydraulic Post Driver$26.96$14.40$41.36
Sheet Metal Worker$20.40$7.80$28.20
Truck Driver: Driver (3 Tons And Over), Driver (Truck Mounted Rotary Drill)$23.74$14.50$38.24
Truck Driver: Driver (3 Tons And Under), Tire Changer And Truck Mechanic Tender$23.53$14.50$38.03
Truck Driver: Driver (Semi-Trailer Or Pole Trailer), Driver (Dump Truck, Tandem Axle), Driver Of Distributor$23.40$14.50$37.90
Truck Driver: Driver On Mixer Trucks (All Types)$23.45$14.50$37.95
Truck Driver: Driver On Pavement Breakers$23.55$14.50$38.05
Truck Driver: Driver, Euclid And Other Heavy Earth Moving Equipment And Low Boy$24.31$14.50$38.81
Truck Driver: Driver, Winch Truck And A-Frame When Used In Transporting Materials$23.30$14.50$37.80
Truck Driver: Greaser On Greasing Facilities$24.40$14.50$38.90
Truck Driver: Truck Mechanic$23.50$14.50$38.00
Truck Driver: Truck Tender And Warehouseman$23.20$14.50$37.70

Service Contract Act rates (services)

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

Service Contract Act: Kentucky Counties of Casey, Green, Knox, Laurel, Marion, McCreary, Pulaski, Taylor, Wayne and Whitley

Wage determination 2015-4695, revision 37, updated 8/12/2026. Health & welfare: $5.92 per hour on top of the rates.

CodeOccupationHourly rate
01011Accounting Clerk I$16.88
01111General Clerk I$15.55
07010Baker$15.51
07130Food Service Worker$11.23
07260Waiter/Waitress$11.13
11030Cleaner, Vehicles$15.53
11090Gardener$20.20
11150Janitor$14.23
11210Laborer, Grounds Maintenance$16.10
11240Maid or Houseman$13.67
23021Aircraft Mechanic I$27.45
23022Aircraft Mechanic II$28.77
23160Electrician, Maintenance$27.16
23181Electronics Technician Maintenance I$28.02
23370General Maintenance Worker$21.62
23470Laborer$17.48
27101Guard I$15.84
27102Guard II$17.72
31260Parking and Lot Attendant$13.26
31361Truckdriver, Light$18.24
All 346 occupations
CodeOccupationHourly rate
01011Accounting Clerk I$16.88
01012Accounting Clerk II$18.95
01013Accounting Clerk III$21.20
01020Administrative Assistant$29.26
01035Court Reporter$20.78
01041Customer Service Representative I$14.73
01042Customer Service Representative II$16.08
01043Customer Service Representative III$18.05
01051Data Entry Operator I$15.38
01052Data Entry Operator II$16.78
01060Dispatcher, Motor Vehicle$21.26
01070Document Preparation Clerk$16.55
01090Duplicating Machine Operator$16.55
01111General Clerk I$15.55
01112General Clerk II$16.97
01113General Clerk III$19.04
01120Housing Referral Assistant$23.17
01141Messenger Courier$17.43
01191Order Clerk I$17.03
01192Order Clerk II$18.58
01261Personnel Assistant (Employment) I$17.79
01262Personnel Assistant (Employment) II$19.91
01263Personnel Assistant (Employment) III$22.20
01270Production Control Clerk$26.36
01290Rental Clerk$17.42
01300Scheduler, Maintenance$18.57
01311Secretary I$18.57
01312Secretary II$20.78
01313Secretary III$23.17
01320Service Order Dispatcher$19.00
01410Supply Technician$29.26
01420Survey Worker$18.26
01460Switchboard Operator/Receptionist$15.42
01531Travel Clerk I$16.55
01532Travel Clerk II$18.57
01533Travel Clerk III$20.78
01611Word Processor I$16.55
01612Word Processor II$18.57
01613Word Processor III$20.78
05005Automobile Body Repairer, Fiberglass$21.95
05010Automotive Electrician$17.40
05040Automotive Glass Installer$16.50
05070Automotive Worker$16.50
05110Mobile Equipment Servicer$14.54
05130Motor Equipment Metal Mechanic$18.23
05160Motor Equipment Metal Worker$16.50
05190Motor Vehicle Mechanic$18.23
05220Motor Vehicle Mechanic Helper$13.57
05250Motor Vehicle Upholstery Worker$15.52
05280Motor Vehicle Wrecker$16.50
05310Painter, Automotive$17.40
05340Radiator Repair Specialist$16.50
05370Tire Repairer$14.50
05400Transmission Repair Specialist$18.23
07010Baker$15.51
07041Cook I$13.92
07042Cook II$15.80
07070Dishwasher$13.20
07130Food Service Worker$11.23
07210Meat Cutter$14.68
07260Waiter/Waitress$11.13
09010Electrostatic Spray Painter$18.47
09040Furniture Handler$12.13
09080Furniture Refinisher$18.20
09090Furniture Refinisher Helper$14.19
09110Furniture Repairer, Minor$16.24
09130Upholsterer$17.78
11030Cleaner, Vehicles$15.53
11060Elevator Operator$14.23
11090Gardener$20.20
11122Housekeeping Aide$14.23
11150Janitor$14.23
11210Laborer, Grounds Maintenance$16.10
11240Maid or Houseman$13.67
11260Pruner$14.67
11270Tractor Operator$18.85
11330Trail Maintenance Worker$16.10
11360Window Cleaner$15.62
12010Ambulance Driver$16.51
12011Breath Alcohol Technician$25.53
12012Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant$29.09
12015Certified Physical Therapist Assistant$29.23
12020Dental Assistant$20.60
12025Dental Hygienist$43.70
12030EKG Technician$27.13
12035Electroneurodiagnostic Technologist$27.13
12040Emergency Medical Technician$16.51
12071Licensed Practical Nurse I$22.82
12072Licensed Practical Nurse II$25.53
12073Licensed Practical Nurse III$28.47
12100Medical Assistant$17.70
12130Medical Laboratory Technician$29.91
12160Medical Record Clerk$19.83
12190Medical Record Technician$22.18
12195Medical Transcriptionist$18.34
12210Nuclear Medicine Technologist$56.11
12221Nursing Assistant I$13.82
12222Nursing Assistant II$15.55
12223Nursing Assistant III$16.97
12224Nursing Assistant IV$19.05
12235Optical Dispenser$20.93
12236Optical Technician$22.82
12250Pharmacy Technician$17.85
12280Phlebotomist$18.08
12305Radiologic Technologist$30.29
12311Registered Nurse I$25.61
12312Registered Nurse II$31.32
12313Registered Nurse II, Specialist$31.32
12314Registered Nurse III$37.89
12315Registered Nurse III, Anesthetist$37.89
12316Registered Nurse IV$45.43
12317Scheduler (Drug and Alcohol Testing)$31.62
12320Substance Abuse Treatment Counselor$23.26
13011Exhibits Specialist I$22.85
13012Exhibits Specialist II$28.31
13013Exhibits Specialist III$34.63
13041Illustrator I$22.85
13042Illustrator II$28.31
13043Illustrator III$34.63
13047Librarian$31.35
13050Library Aide/Clerk$14.49
13058Library Technician$21.44
13061Media Specialist I$20.42
13062Media Specialist II$22.85
13063Media Specialist III$25.48
13071Photographer I$20.42
13072Photographer II$22.85
13073Photographer III$28.31
13074Photographer IV$34.63
13075Photographer V$41.91
13090Technical Order Library Clerk$18.18
13110Video Teleconference Technician$20.42
14041Computer Operator I$20.19
14042Computer Operator II$22.57
14043Computer Operator III$25.18
14044Computer Operator IV$27.97
14045Computer Operator V$30.98
14071Computer Programmer I$24.02
14150Peripheral Equipment Operator$20.19
14160Personal Computer Support Technician$27.97
14170System Support Specialist$30.98
15020Aircrew Training Devices Instructor (Rated)$42.11
15060Educational Technologist$31.55
15070Flight Instructor (Pilot)$50.47
15080Graphic Artist$22.34
15085Maintenance Test Pilot, Fixed, Jet/Prop$50.47
15086Maintenance Test Pilot, Rotary Wing$50.47
15088Non-Maintenance Test/Co-Pilot$50.47
15090Technical Instructor$20.95
15095Technical Instructor/Course Developer$25.62
15110Test Proctor$16.91
15120Tutor$16.91
16010Assembler$12.75
16030Counter Attendant$12.75
16040Dry Cleaner$16.06
16070Finisher, Flatwork, Machine$12.75
16090Presser, Hand$12.75
16110Presser, Machine, Drycleaning$12.75
16130Presser, Machine, Shirts$12.75
16160Presser, Machine, Wearing Apparel, Laundry$12.75
16190Sewing Machine Operator$17.05
16220Tailor$17.99
16250Washer, Machine$13.94
19010Machine-Tool Operator (Tool Room)$21.77
19040Tool And Die Maker$26.06
21020Forklift Operator$24.33
21030Material Coordinator$26.36
21040Material Expediter$26.36
21050Material Handling Laborer$17.48
21071Order Filler$17.27
21080Production Line Worker (Food Processing)$24.33
21110Shipping Packer$19.51
21130Shipping/Receiving Clerk$19.51
21140Store Worker I$16.33
21150Stock Clerk$21.52
21210Tools And Parts Attendant$24.33
21410Warehouse Specialist$24.33
23010Aerospace Structural Welder$28.77
23019Aircraft Logs and Records Technician$23.37
23021Aircraft Mechanic I$27.45
23022Aircraft Mechanic II$28.77
23023Aircraft Mechanic III$30.11
23040Aircraft Mechanic Helper$20.43
23050Aircraft, Painter$26.19
23060Aircraft Servicer$23.37
23080Aircraft Worker$24.84
23110Appliance Mechanic$26.19
23120Bicycle Repairer$21.89
23125Cable Splicer$38.08
23130Carpenter, Maintenance$22.97
23140Carpet Layer$24.84
23160Electrician, Maintenance$27.16
23181Electronics Technician Maintenance I$28.02
23182Electronics Technician Maintenance II$29.53
23183Electronics Technician Maintenance III$30.95
23260Fabric Worker$23.37
23290Fire Alarm System Mechanic$27.45
23310Fire Extinguisher Repairer$21.89
23311Fuel Distribution System Mechanic$25.21
23312Fuel Distribution System Operator$20.12
23370General Maintenance Worker$21.62
23380Ground Support Equipment Mechanic$27.45
23381Ground Support Equipment Servicer$23.37
23382Ground Support Equipment Worker$24.84
23391Gunsmith I$21.89
23392Gunsmith II$24.84
23393Gunsmith III$27.45
23430Heavy Equipment Mechanic$23.20
23440Heavy Equipment Operator$24.09
23460Instrument Mechanic$27.45
23465Laboratory/Shelter Mechanic$26.19
23470Laborer$17.48
23510Locksmith$26.19
23530Machinery Maintenance Mechanic$30.78
23550Machinist, Maintenance$25.23
23580Maintenance Trades Helper$17.93
23591Metrology Technician I$27.45
23592Metrology Technician II$28.77
23593Metrology Technician III$30.11
23640Millwright$27.45
23710Office Appliance Repairer$26.19
23760Painter, Maintenance$21.00
23790Pipefitter, Maintenance$29.38
23810Plumber, Maintenance$28.04
23820Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic$27.45
23850Rigger$27.45
23870Scale Mechanic$24.84
23890Sheet-Metal Worker, Maintenance$27.25
23910Small Engine Mechanic$19.90
23931Telecommunications Mechanic I$28.70
23932Telecommunications Mechanic II$30.09
23950Telephone Lineman$29.56
23960Welder, Combination, Maintenance$22.60
23965Well Driller$27.45
23970Woodcraft Worker$27.45
23980Woodworker$21.89
24550Case Manager$17.49
24570Child Care Attendant$12.89
24580Child Care Center Clerk$16.07
24610Chore Aide$17.79
24630Homemaker$18.10
25010Boiler Tender$23.03
25040Sewage Plant Operator$21.87
25070Stationary Engineer$23.03
25190Ventilation Equipment Tender$17.14
25210Water Treatment Plant Operator$21.87
27004Alarm Monitor$17.56
27007Baggage Inspector$15.84
27008Corrections Officer$17.96
27010Court Security Officer$17.96
27030Detection Dog Handler$17.72
27040Detention Officer$17.96
27070Firefighter$16.64
27101Guard I$15.84
27102Guard II$17.72
27131Police Officer I$22.62
27132Police Officer II$25.14
28041Carnival Equipment Operator$14.66
28042Carnival Equipment Repairer$15.71
28043Carnival Worker$11.41
28210Gate Attendant/Gate Tender$18.45
28310Lifeguard$11.14
28350Park Attendant (Aide)$20.64
28510Recreation Aide/Health Facility Attendant$15.07
28515Recreation Specialist$25.57
28630Sports Official$16.44
28690Swimming Pool Operator$17.83
29010Blocker And Bracer$30.86
29020Hatch Tender$30.86
29030Line Handler$30.86
29041Stevedore I$29.03
29042Stevedore II$32.54
30021Archeological Technician I$19.01
30022Archeological Technician II$21.26
30023Archeological Technician III$26.33
30030Cartographic Technician$26.33
30040Civil Engineering Technician$26.99
30051Cryogenic Technician I$29.17
30052Cryogenic Technician II$32.21
30061Drafter/CAD Operator I$19.01
30062Drafter/CAD Operator II$21.26
30063Drafter/CAD Operator III$23.69
30064Drafter/CAD Operator IV$29.17
30081Engineering Technician I$17.82
30082Engineering Technician II$20.00
30083Engineering Technician III$22.74
30084Engineering Technician IV$27.72
30085Engineering Technician V$34.47
30086Engineering Technician VI$41.03
30090Environmental Technician$26.33
30095Evidence Control Specialist$26.33
30210Laboratory Technician$23.69
30221Latent Fingerprint Technician I$29.17
30222Latent Fingerprint Technician II$32.21
30240Mathematical Technician$26.33
30361Paralegal/Legal Assistant I$22.40
30362Paralegal/Legal Assistant II$27.87
30363Paralegal/Legal Assistant III$34.09
30364Paralegal/Legal Assistant IV$41.24
30375Petroleum Supply Specialist$32.21
30390Photo-Optics Technician$26.33
30395Radiation Control Technician$32.21
30461Technical Writer I$26.33
30462Technical Writer II$32.21
30463Technical Writer III$38.97
30491Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Technician I$29.57
30492Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Technician II$35.78
30493Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) Technician III$42.89
30494Unexploded (UXO) Safety Escort$29.57
30495Unexploded (UXO) Sweep Personnel$29.57
30501Weather Forecaster I$29.17
30502Weather Forecaster II$35.48
30621Weather Observer, Senior$26.33
31010Airplane Pilot$35.78
31020Bus Aide$14.55
31030Bus Driver$19.48
31043Driver Courier$17.02
31260Parking and Lot Attendant$13.26
31290Shuttle Bus Driver$15.64
31310Taxi Driver$12.24
31361Truckdriver, Light$18.24
31362Truckdriver, Medium$19.48
31363Truckdriver, Heavy$23.86
31364Truckdriver, Tractor-Trailer$23.86
99020Cabin Safety Specialist$17.45
99030Cashier$12.35
99050Desk Clerk$12.77
99095Embalmer$27.37
99130Flight Follower$29.57
99251Laboratory Animal Caretaker I$14.27
99252Laboratory Animal Caretaker II$15.29
99260Marketing Analyst$25.62
99310Mortician$27.37
99410Pest Controller$18.57
99510Photofinishing Worker$15.54
99710Recycling Laborer$18.84
99711Recycling Specialist$22.06
99730Refuse Collector$17.17
99810Sales Clerk$13.54
99820School Crossing Guard$18.04
99830Survey Party Chief$24.32
99831Surveying Aide$14.34
99832Surveying Technician$21.60
99840Vending Machine Attendant$22.49
99841Vending Machine Repairer$27.37
99842Vending Machine Repairer Helper$22.49

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.