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AGC Releases White Paper on Impacting Davis-Bacon Wage Determinations

Published April 13, 2012
By
Ron Gallagher Contributing Editor
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AGC of America has released a white paper discussing the impact federal and nonfederal contractors, as well as other interested parties, can have on the accuracy of Davis-Bacon wage determinations.

The white paper, titled “Impacting Davis-Bacon Wage Determinations:  A Guide for Contributing to the Accuracy of Published Prevailing Wage Rates in Construction”, is free on the AGC website.

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