South Carolina prevailing wage rates Federal only

On federally funded construction in South Carolina, the federal Davis-Bacon prevailing wage applies, published by county and trade. South Carolina has no separate state prevailing-wage statute, so the federal Davis-Bacon rate is the prevailing wage here.Pick a county below. See also which rate applies.

Counties in South Carolina

Abbeville County16 trades →Aiken County19 trades →Allendale County20 trades →Anderson County12 trades →Bamberg County16 trades →Barnwell County20 trades →Beaufort County16 trades →Berkeley County12 trades →Calhoun County14 trades →Charleston County12 trades →Cherokee County15 trades →Chester County15 trades →Chesterfield County15 trades →Clarendon County16 trades →Colleton County16 trades →Darlington County13 trades →Dillon County16 trades →Dorchester County12 trades →Edgefield County12 trades →Fairfield County14 trades →Florence County13 trades →Georgetown County16 trades →Greenville County12 trades →Greenwood County16 trades →Hampton County16 trades →Horry County12 trades →Jasper County16 trades →Kershaw County14 trades →Lancaster County15 trades →Laurens County12 trades →Lee County16 trades →Lexington County14 trades →Marion County16 trades →Marlboro County16 trades →McCormick County16 trades →Newberry County16 trades →Oconee County15 trades →Orangeburg County16 trades →Pickens County12 trades →Richland County14 trades →Saluda County14 trades →Spartanburg County12 trades →Sumter County12 trades →Union County15 trades →Williamsburg County16 trades →York County14 trades →

More counties roll out as the SAM.gov data feed expands. Every rate page carries its WD number, modification date, and a link to the official source.