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Carpenter in Vermilion County, Louisiana – Building Construction

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Prevailing Wage for Carpenter in Vermilion, Louisiana

WageFinder updated this rate on Saturday, June 28, 2025
The Total Prevailing Wage for a Carpenter in Vermilion, Louisiana is $39.90*.
Data Source: SAM Government wages from https://sam.gov/wage-determination/LA20250053/1
* Minimum wages may apply, and in some cases are higher than the prevailing wage listed.
$39.90
$29.04 Rate, $10.86 Fringes
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Prevailing wages are typically updated on a regular basis, but the frequency depends on the governing agency and jurisdiction. At the Federal Level (Davis-Bacon Act): The U.S. Department of Labor updates prevailing wages periodically, often based on wage surveys conducted in specific regions. Updates can vary by location and job classification.

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