Prevailing Wages in Oconee County, South Carolina

Prevailing wages in Oconee County, South Carolina run $9.84 to $53.04 per hour (base rate plus fringe benefits) across the 16 Davis-Bacon determination records shown below. The median total is $14.75, and among the 3 records that list a fringe separately the median fringe is $3.40. The applicable rate depends on the labor classification, the construction type and the funding source.

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#federal – Carpenter (Form Work Only) in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $14.00
Base Rate: $14.00
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#federal – Ironworker, Reinforcing in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $15.64
Base Rate: $15.64
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#federal – Laborer (Asphalt, Includes Asphalt Distributor, Raker, Shoverler, and Spreader) in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $10.96
Base Rate: $10.96
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#federal – Laborer (Luteman) in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $10.93
Base Rate: $10.93
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#federal – Laborer: Pipelayer in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $13.87
Base Rate: $13.87
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#federal – Laborer (Traffic Control- Cone Setter) in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $12.47
Base Rate: $12.47
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#federal – Power Equipment Operator: Bulldozer in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $17.06
Base Rate: $13.66  |  Fringe: $3.40
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#federal – Power Equipment Operator: Crane in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $20.12
Base Rate: $20.12
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#federal – Power Equipment Operator: Loader (Front End) in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $15.51
Base Rate: $15.51
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#federal – Power Equipment Operator: Mechanic in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $18.22
Base Rate: $18.22
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#federal – Power Equipment Operator: (Milling Machine) in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $15.51
Base Rate: $15.51
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#federal – Power Equipment Operator: Screed in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $12.45
Base Rate: $12.45
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#federal – Power Equipment Operator: Tractor in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $13.26
Base Rate: $13.26
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#federal – Truck Driver (Tractor Haul Truck) in Oconee County, South Carolina – Highway
Total Wage: $16.25
Base Rate: $16.25
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#federal – Dredging :, Hydraulic Dredges Over 20"": Class C1: Mate, Drag Barge Operator, Welder, Assistant Fill Placer, Steward in Oconee County, South Carolina – Heavy
Total Wage: $53.04
Base Rate: $38.38  |  Fringe: $14.66
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#federal – Oiler & Fireman (Hydraulic Dredges Under 20"") in Oconee County, South Carolina – Heavy
Total Wage: $9.84
Base Rate: $8.11  |  Fringe: $1.73
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Common questions

What is the prevailing wage in Oconee County, South Carolina?

There is no single prevailing wage for a county — each labor classification has its own rate. Across the 16 records listed on this page, total prevailing wage in Oconee County, South Carolina runs from $9.84 to $53.04 per hour, median $14.75. Find your classification in the list above to get the rate that actually applies.

Which construction types are covered in Oconee County, South Carolina?

The determinations on this page cover Heavy, Highway construction. Davis-Bacon splits work into Building, Residential, Highway and Heavy, and the same trade can carry a different rate under each. A Highway rate does not apply to Building work in the same county.

Are these federal or state rates?

This page shows federal determinations. Federal Davis-Bacon rates apply to federal and federally assisted projects; state and city determinations apply to their own public works. Where more than one applies to a project, the higher rate for each classification generally governs.

How current are the Oconee County, South Carolina rates?

The most recent determination shown here is dated May 18, 2026. WageFinder re-reads the official sources weekly. Every rate links back to its determination on the government source, which is the authoritative document for compliance.