TX20260026
Johnson, Parker & Tarrant Counties, Texas
Revision 1 · Published May 18, 2026 · 17 classifications · Heavy construction · Latest cached revision
This determination sets federal Davis-Bacon rates for Johnson, Parker & Tarrant Counties, Texas on heavy construction. It lists 17 classifications, with base rates from $7.25 (LABORERS: (COMMON)) to $38.28 (PLUMBER/PIPEFITTER). Every classification lists a numeric fringe.
Showing 17 of 17 classifications
| Classification | Base | Fringe | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
PLUMBER/PIPEFITTERPLUM0146-002Base $38.28 + fringe $12.81 = you must pay at least $51.09/hr in wages + benefits. | $38.28 | $12.81 | $51.09 |
TRUCK DRIVERSUTX1990-041Base $7.34 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $7.34/hr in wages + benefits. | $7.34 | $0.00 | $7.34 |
REINFORCING STEEL SETTERSUTX1990-041Base $10.64 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $10.64/hr in wages + benefits. | $10.64 | $0.00 | $10.64 |
POWER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS: SCRAPERSUTX1990-041Base $10.00 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $10.00/hr in wages + benefits. | $10.00 | $0.00 | $10.00 |
POWER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS: MECHANICSUTX1990-041Base $10.93 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $10.93/hr in wages + benefits. | $10.93 | $0.00 | $10.93 |
POWER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS: FRONT END LOADERSUTX1990-041Base $10.54 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $10.54/hr in wages + benefits. | $10.54 | $0.00 | $10.54 |
POWER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS: CRANESUTX1990-041Base $13.16 + fringe $3.30 = you must pay at least $16.46/hr in wages + benefits. | $13.16 | $3.30 | $16.46 |
POWER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS: BULLDOZERSUTX1990-041Base $10.76 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $10.76/hr in wages + benefits. | $10.76 | $0.00 | $10.76 |
POWER EQUIPMENT OPERATORS: (BACKHOE)SUTX1990-041Base $11.89 + fringe $3.30 = you must pay at least $15.19/hr in wages + benefits. | $11.89 | $3.30 | $15.19 |
PIPELAYERSUTX1990-041Base $8.43 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $8.43/hr in wages + benefits. | $8.43 | $0.00 | $8.43 |
PAINTERSUTX1990-041Base $10.89 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $10.89/hr in wages + benefits. | $10.89 | $0.00 | $10.89 |
LABORERS: (UTILITY)SUTX1990-041Base $8.09 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $8.09/hr in wages + benefits. | $8.09 | $0.00 | $8.09 |
LABORERS: (COMMON)SUTX1990-041Base $7.25 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $7.25/hr in wages + benefits. | $7.25 | $0.00 | $7.25 |
FORM SETTERSUTX1990-041Base $7.86 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $7.86/hr in wages + benefits. | $7.86 | $0.00 | $7.86 |
ELECTRICIANSUTX1990-041Base $13.26 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $13.26/hr in wages + benefits. | $13.26 | $0.00 | $13.26 |
CONCRETE FINISHERSUTX1990-041Base $9.81 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $9.81/hr in wages + benefits. | $9.81 | $0.00 | $9.81 |
CARPENTERSUTX1990-041Base $10.40 + fringe $0.00 = you must pay at least $10.40/hr in wages + benefits. | $10.40 | $0.00 | $10.40 |
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How to read this wage determination
The wage determination shows base hourly rates and fringe rates by classification. You must pay the total (base + fringe) as the floor. This can be cash wages, qualifying benefits, or a mix — but the combined value must meet or exceed the total. If the fringe column shows '*', this means the rate is defined elsewhere (often a collective bargaining agreement). Never treat '*' as $0 — you must locate the correct source to calculate the full obligation.
Counties listed are where these rates apply. Construction type (building, residential, heavy, or highway) dictates which rates to use. A highway project in County A uses different rates than a building project in the same county. Always match the project type exactly.
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What this means for your payroll
On covered federal jobs, you must pay the full prevailing wage (base rate + fringe) to laborers and mechanics weekly. The obligation is the total rate — you can meet it with cash wages, bona fide benefits, or a mix. Every week, submit certified payroll (federal form WH-347) with a signed Statement of Compliance. Missing either is a violation.
If you’d rather not prepare the WH-347 and Statement of Compliance manually, WageSeal (from our team) generates them automatically. This isn’t legal advice — always confirm requirements with your contract or advisor.
Source: SAM.gov wage determination TX20260026, revision 1, published May 18, 2026. Rates are cached and refreshed daily from SAM.gov (last verified August 13, 2026). Always confirm the determination attached to your contract.