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Local Agency Contracts: Bidders Must Disclose Wage Violations
This law requires contractors bidding on public works contracts with local agencies to disclose any history of wage and hour violations and provide supporting documents, or face disqualification from the bid process.
What This Bill Does
- Requires contractors to fully disclose their history of wage and hour violations when submitting bids for public works contracts to local agencies.
- Specifies that contractors must provide detailed documentation to support their disclosure of any wage and hour violations.
- Allows local agencies to disqualify a contractor from the bidding process if they do not provide the required disclosures or supporting documents.
Who It Names or Affects
- Contractors who bid on public works contracts with local agencies
- Local agencies that award public works contracts
Terms To Know
- wage and hour violations
- Breaking laws or rules about how much workers should be paid and when they are allowed to work.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify the consequences for local agencies that do not follow these requirements.
- It is unclear what specific types of supporting documentation contractors must provide.