Alaska HB186 mandates that public construction projects with a contract award of $2.5 million or more use at least 15% apprentice labor.

Alaska HB186 requires that at least 15% of labor hours on public construction projects with a contract award of $2.5 million or more be performed by apprentices. The bill specifies that the commissioner of labor and workforce development must report to the legislature on the percentage of apprentice labor hours used in these projects. The bill also mandates that the commissioner of transportation and public facilities or the commissioner of administration provide information on each project to the commissioner of labor and workforce development.

Alaska HB186 mandates that public construction projects with a contract award of $2.5 million or more use at least 15% apprentice labor.

Alaska HB186 requires that at least 15% of labor hours on public construction projects with a contract award of $2.5 million or more be performed by apprentices. The bill specifies that the commissioner of labor and workforce development must report to the legislature on the percentage of apprentice labor hours used in these projects. The bill also mandates that the commissioner of transportation and public facilities or the commissioner of administration provide information on each project to the commissioner of labor and workforce development.