Washington SB5572 mandates school districts to require project labor agreements for school construction projects costing $35 million or more.
Washington SB5572 requires school districts to mandate project labor agreements for school construction projects with a total estimated cost of $35 million or more. These agreements, which are prehire collective bargaining agreements, establish employment terms and conditions for a specific construction project. The bill allows exceptions if certain conditions are met, such as if requiring a project labor agreement would not advance the state's interests in achieving economy and efficiency in state procurement.
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