Hawaii SB858 amends public works procurement to incentivize apprenticeship agreements.
Hawaii SB858 amends public works procurement laws to incentivize apprenticeship agreements. Governmental bodies entering into public works contracts valued at $250,000 or more must consider the number of apprentices enrolled and graduates in awarding contracts. Contractors who meet apprenticeship utilization goals receive an earned credit certificate, which can be applied as a bid preference for future contracts. Bidders must provide proof of apprenticeship agreements and maintain compliance records.
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