TradeSalary

Davis-Bacon prevailing wage rates in Oregon

Rates as of July 30, 2026, from the U.S. Department of Labor's wage determinations on SAM.gov

Oregon has 74 active Davis-Bacon wage determinations covering building, residential, highway and heavy construction in 36 counties. Each one sets the minimum hourly rate and fringe benefit a contractor must pay each trade on federal and federally assisted jobs there.

Typical rates by trade

The lowest and highest basic hourly rate for each trade across the state's current determinations, the total with fringe, and the BLS median wage for the same occupation statewide (May 2025). Per-day rows and figures DOL printed outside the usual range are left out of the spread.

TradeHourly rateWith fringeDeterminationsBLS median
Electricians$29.90 – $69.85$41.82 – $100.2972$48.71
Plumbers and pipefitters$39.90 – $65.20$58.57 – $100.1149$46.66
Carpenters$7.25 – $53.94$7.25 – $70.7573$30.23
Laborers$8.35 – $43.79$10.08 – $60.8473$24.45
Power equipment operators$19.84 – $54.75$20.73 – $71.6573$35.30
Ironworkers$36.71 – $48.31$64.87 – $82.8325$46.18
Sheet metal workers$25.67 – $54.99$25.67 – $88.9129$35.46
Painters$12.00 – $41.19$12.00 – $58.2849$23.51
Roofers$12.00 – $33.19$12.00 – $33.1930$28.35
Cement masons$21.13 – $48.05$25.76 – $68.3672$32.95
Bricklayers$47.58 – $49.60$74.75 – $76.0342$38.20
Truck drivers$15.00 – $36.82$15.00 – $55.1260not published

Rates by county

Pages for more counties are coming. The determinations below also cover Baker County, Benton County, Clatsop County, Columbia County, Coos County, Crook County, Curry County, Deschutes County, Douglas County, Gilliam County, Grant County, Harney County, Hood River County, Jackson County, Jefferson County, Josephine County, Klamath County, Lake County, Lincoln County, Linn County, Malheur County, Morrow County, Polk County, Sherman County, Tillamook County, Umatilla County, Union County, Wallowa County, Wasco County, Wheeler County, Yamhill County.

Active determinations

NumberTypeCountiesMod.Published
OR20260002BuildingBaker1May 18, 2026
OR20260082BuildingCoos1May 18, 2026
OR20260083BuildingCrook1May 18, 2026
OR20260084BuildingCurry1May 18, 2026
OR20260085BuildingDouglas1May 18, 2026
OR20260086BuildingHarney1May 18, 2026
OR20260087BuildingHood River1May 18, 2026
OR20260088BuildingMorrow1May 18, 2026
OR20260089BuildingUmatilla1May 18, 2026
OR20260090BuildingUnion1May 18, 2026
OR20260091BuildingWasco1May 18, 2026
OR20260092BuildingClatsop, Lincoln, Tillamook1May 18, 2026
OR20260093BuildingGilliam, Grant, Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Malheur and 3 more1May 18, 2026
OR20260094BuildingBenton1May 18, 2026
OR20260095BuildingClackamas1May 18, 2026
OR20260096BuildingColumbia1May 18, 2026
OR20260097BuildingDeschutes1May 18, 2026
OR20260098BuildingLane1May 18, 2026
OR20260099BuildingLinn1May 18, 2026
OR20260100BuildingMultnomah1May 18, 2026
OR20260101BuildingWashington1May 18, 2026
OR20260102BuildingYamhill1May 18, 2026
OR20260103BuildingJackson, Josephine2May 18, 2026
OR20260104BuildingMarion, Polk1May 18, 2026
OR20260003ResidentialClatsop1May 18, 2026
OR20260004ResidentialCoos1May 18, 2026
OR20260005ResidentialDouglas2May 18, 2026
OR20260006ResidentialJosephine2May 18, 2026
OR20260007ResidentialKlamath2May 18, 2026
OR20260008ResidentialLincoln1May 18, 2026
OR20260009ResidentialBaker, Crook, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Hood River and 1 more2May 18, 2026
OR20260010ResidentialCurry, Linn, Tillamook1May 18, 2026
OR20260011ResidentialLake, Malheur, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Union and 3 more2May 18, 2026
OR20260012ResidentialClackamas1May 18, 2026
OR20260013ResidentialColumbia1May 18, 2026
OR20260014ResidentialDeschutes1May 18, 2026
OR20260015ResidentialJackson2May 18, 2026
OR20260016ResidentialMarion1May 18, 2026
OR20260017ResidentialMultnomah1May 18, 2026
OR20260018ResidentialPolk1May 18, 2026
OR20260019ResidentialWashington1May 18, 2026
OR20260020ResidentialYamhill1May 18, 2026
OR20260021ResidentialBenton, Lane1May 18, 2026
OR20260001HighwayBaker, Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos and 30 more3July 30, 2026
OR20260052HeavyBenton1May 18, 2026
OR20260053HeavyClackamas1May 18, 2026
OR20260054HeavyColumbia1May 18, 2026
OR20260055HeavyDeschutes1May 18, 2026
OR20260056HeavyJackson2May 18, 2026
OR20260057HeavyLane1May 18, 2026
OR20260058HeavyMarion1May 18, 2026
OR20260059HeavyMultnomah1May 18, 2026
OR20260060HeavyPolk1May 18, 2026
OR20260061HeavyWashington1May 18, 2026
OR20260062HeavyYamhill1May 18, 2026
OR20260063HeavyClatsop1May 18, 2026
OR20260064HeavyCoos1May 18, 2026
OR20260065HeavyCurry1May 18, 2026
OR20260066HeavyDouglas2May 18, 2026
OR20260067HeavyGrant1May 18, 2026
OR20260068HeavyHood River1May 18, 2026
OR20260069HeavyJefferson1May 18, 2026
OR20260070HeavyJosephine2May 18, 2026
OR20260071HeavyKlamath2May 18, 2026
OR20260072HeavyLincoln1May 18, 2026
OR20260073HeavyLinn1May 18, 2026
OR20260074HeavyMalheur1May 18, 2026
OR20260075HeavyMorrow1May 18, 2026
OR20260076HeavyTillamook1May 18, 2026
OR20260077HeavyUmatilla1May 18, 2026
OR20260078HeavyUnion1May 18, 2026
OR20260079HeavyWasco1May 18, 2026
OR20260080HeavyBaker, Crook, Gilliam, Harney, Lake, Sherman and 2 more2May 18, 2026
OR20260081HeavyBaker, Benton, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Coos and 30 more1May 18, 2026

Federal work only

Davis-Bacon rates apply to federal and federally assisted construction. Oregon may set its own prevailing wages for state-funded work; see the Department of Labor's list of state prevailing wage laws. The determination attached to a contract governs, not the current one here. Nothing on this page is legal advice.

Questions

Which Davis-Bacon rate applies to my job in Oregon?
The determination for the county where the work is and for its construction type (building, residential, highway and heavy). The contracting agency attaches it to the bid documents and the contract; the one attached governs, even after a newer modification is published.
Does this cover Oregon's own prevailing wage law?
No. These are federal Davis-Bacon determinations, for federal and federally assisted construction. State-funded work follows the state's own law and rates where it has one; the Department of Labor keeps a list of state prevailing wage laws.
Why do survey rates look low or old?
A row marked survey comes from a Department of Labor wage survey, and its identifier's date says when; some are more than ten years old. Union rows follow the collective bargaining agreement and update with it. Both are what contractors must pay at minimum today.