LABORER Common or General Creek County — Prevailing Wage Rates

Davis-Bacon prevailing wages for LABORER Common or General Creek Countys across all covered states and counties. Rates vary by location and construction type.

Quick Answer

Across 7 Davis-Bacon rate records nationwide, the median total package (base + fringe) for LABORER Common or General Creek County is $10.95/hr, with the middle 80% of counties paying between $10.95 and $10.95/hr. The highest state average is Oklahoma at $10.95/hr; the lowest is Oklahoma at $10.95/hr.

Bottom 10%
$10.95
Median
$10.95
Average
$10.95
Top 10%
$10.95

Range: $10.95 – $10.95/hr across 1 state. Total package = base hourly rate + fringe benefits.

Davis-Bacon vs. Market Median

Comparison of the Davis-Bacon national median total package against the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) median for the comparable BLS occupation 47-2061Construction Laborers.

Davis-Bacon median
$10.95/hr
National median total package (base + fringe)
BLS OEWS market median
$22.47/hr
All-industry hourly median, U.S. (2024)
Davis-Bacon premium
-51.3%
D-B rate is below market median

Davis-Bacon rates include required fringe benefits; OEWS reflects mean/median wages from the BLS establishment survey across all industries. Direct comparison is approximate — D-B rates target the construction-industry union/competitive-wage benchmark, while OEWS spans every industry that employs the occupation.

Average Rates by State

Oklahoma OK
Avg base: $10.95/hr
Avg total: $10.95/hr
7 rates

All Rates

7 county-level rates for LABORER Common or General Creek County, ordered by state and county.

County State Type Base $/hr Fringe $/hr Total
Creek OK highway $10.95 $0.00 $10.95 WD →
Okmulgee OK highway $10.95 $0.00 $10.95 WD →
Osage OK highway $10.95 $0.00 $10.95 WD →
Pawnee OK highway $10.95 $0.00 $10.95 WD →
Rogers OK highway $10.95 $0.00 $10.95 WD →
Tulsa OK highway $10.95 $0.00 $10.95 WD →
Wagoner OK highway $10.95 $0.00 $10.95 WD →
Top-paying counties for LABORER Common or General Creek County →