Which wage determination was in force on the date that matters
A free, ungated archive of published US prevailing wage determinations. For a county, a construction type and a date, it reports the revision that was published and in force, what that revision listed for each classification, and what superseded it — with the determination number, revision number, publication date and a link to the specific versioned source record beside every figure.
No sign-in, no email, no paywall. The determination applicable to a specific solicitation or contract is the one the contracting officer incorporated into that contract; this archive reports what was published, and nothing more.
What is in the archive right now
| State | Determinations | Counties named | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | 1 | 1 | 5 Aug 2026 |
| Delaware | 11 | 3 | 5 Aug 2026 |
12 determinations · 28 revisions in the published chains, 12 of them with their rate tables held · 350 classification rows · 223 trades.
This is a deliberately narrow first slice, and the archive says so rather than implying national coverage. A state is either fully ingested or absent. Where a revision's rate table has not been fetched, the archive still knows the revision existed and when it was published, and says that instead of showing an earlier revision's rates.
What this archive will not do
- It will not tell you what to pay. A determination has legal force through incorporation into a contract by the contracting officer, not through matching a county on a map.
- It will not choose between two published determinations that both cover a county, a construction type and a date. It shows both and what each says it covers.
- It will not compute a fringe published as a percentage of the base rate into a number. It reproduces the expression as printed.
- It will not present a revision as current when it cannot confirm that nothing superseded it. That case renders as status unknown.
This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of the U.S. Department of Labor, the General Services Administration, or any other government agency. Wage determination data is reproduced from public records.