Hawaii HB1221 mandates that bidders for public works contracts must use apprentices if they have apprenticeship agreements registered with the state.
Hawaii HB1221 amends the state's procurement laws to require bidders for public works contracts to use apprentices if they have apprenticeship agreements registered with the state. This law aims to ensure that quality workers help maintain a supply of skilled labor, support workforce development, and enhance the outcomes of public works construction. The bill also provides a five percent bid reduction for bidders who are parties to registered apprenticeship agreements.
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