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Prevailing Wage For Ironworker, Reinforcing In Stevens, Kansas

WageFinder updated this rate on Friday, May 16, 2025

Publish date according to source website:

05/16/2025

The Total Prevailing Wage For A Ironworker, Reinforcing In Stevens, Kansas Is $14.09 per hour*.

Data Source: SAM Government wages from https://sam.gov/wage-determination/KS20250123/3

* Minimum wages may apply, and in some cases are higher than the prevailing wage listed.

$14.09
$14.09 Rate, $0.00 Fringes
per hour

How this rate compares in Stevens County

At $14.09 per hour, the Ironworker, Reinforcing rate in Stevens County is about 17% below the county median of $17.06, and ranks 45 of 48 classifications by total prevailing wage.

Ironworker, Reinforcing against all 48 classifications on Stevens County determinations
This classification$14.09Ironworker, Reinforcing
County median$17.06across all classifications in the county
County range$12.14 – $99.13lowest to highest total prevailing wage

This determination lists no separate fringe amount, so the total obligation is the base rate alone. That is common on non-union survey rates and is not an omission.

Questions about this rate

What is the prevailing wage for a Ironworker, Reinforcing in Stevens County, Kansas?

$14.09 per hour total — $14.09 base rate, with no separate fringe amount listed — under the federal determination covering highway construction in Stevens County, Kansas, dated Friday, May 16, 2025.

Does this rate apply to every project in Stevens County?

No. It applies to highway construction under federal funding. The same county carries different rates for Building, Residential, Highway and Heavy work, and a state or city determination may apply instead of or alongside the federal one. Match all three — classification, construction type and funding source — before using a rate.

Is the fringe benefit amount included in the $14.09?

This determination lists no separate fringe amount, so $14.09 is the base rate and the full obligation. Verify against the source determination before relying on it.

Where does this Ironworker, Reinforcing rate come from?

It is taken from the federal wage determination published on the official government source, linked above. WageFinder re-reads those sources weekly and does not alter the rates. For compliance, the government determination is the authoritative document.

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