2022-01 - Vallco - Preston Pipelines - S&T Workforce Report Monthly Skilled and Trained Workforce Report
Public Contract Code § 2602
Unless the [Lease-Leaseback] [Design-Build] Entity is exempt, the following report must be provided to the
District's Board by the Entity for itself and all subcontractors of every tier, on a monthly basis while the Project is
being performed. Receipt of this report is a condition on entitlement to payments under the contract, and, as
mandated by Public Contract Code section 2602(b), the District must immediately cease making contract
payments if a compliant report is not provided, or if the report is incomplete, until a complete, compliant report is
submitted. If the report is incomplete due to the failure of a subcontractor to provide a report, then the District
will withhold only an amount equal to 150% of the value of the monthly work for the subcontractor(s) for which
no information is provided.
Project Name Month: , 20
PRIME CONTRACTOR AND ALL TRADE/ LICENSE < 10 HOURS COMPLIANCE FOR EACH TRADE,THE
SUBCONTRACTORS (all tiers) (if a NUMBER WORKED BY HOURS OR PERCENTAGE OF SKILLED
contractor performs work in multiple BY PERCENT OF JOURNEYPERSON WORK
apprenticeable occupations, list each on a JOURNEY- WORKFORCE? OR HOURS WORKED BY
separate line) PERSONS? (H)OR(%) GRADUATES OF AN
(Y) OR(N) APPROVED
APPRENTICESHIP
PROGRAM'
(This Month/Cumulative
Project Total)
For most trades, the minimum is 50% in 2019 and 60% in 2020 and thereafter. For the following trades, the requirement
is 30%:acoustical installer, bricklayer,carpenter, cement mason,drywall installer or lather, marble mason,finisher,or setter,
modular furniture or systems installer, operating engineer, pile driver, plasterer, roofer or waterproofer, stone mason,
surveyor, terrazzo worker or finisher, and tile layer, setter, or finisher. Teamsters are not subject to the requirement.
Note: To calculate monthly percentage by hours, divide the contractor's total graduate-journeyperson hours for
the month (per occupation) by the contractor's total journeyperson hours in the occupation on the project that
month. To calculate cumulative percentages by hours, divide the contractor's total graduate-journeyperson
hours of work on the project (per occupation) by the contractor's total journeyperson hours in the occupation on
the project. To calculate monthly percentages by percent workforce, divide the contractor's total number of
graduate journeypersons on the project (per occupation) that month by the contractor's total number of
journeypersons in the occupation on the project that month. To calculate cumulative percentages by percent
workforce, add the contractor's number of graduate journeypersons on the project (per occupation) used for
each month's report and divide by the sum of the contractor's total number of journeypersons per occupation
used for each month's report. For example, if a contractor reported monthly journeypersons as follows: 1/3, 2/4,
3/5, and 2/5, then the cumulative total would be 8/17 or 47%. The District may ask to review the calculation(s).
Under penalty of perjury, and with specific reference to the California False Claims Act, Government Code
sections 12650 et seq., I certify that 1) all of the workers used on the Project in the past month were either a)
skilled journeypersons under Public Contract Code section 2601(e) or b) apprentices registered in an
apprenticeship program approved by the Chief of the Division of Apprenticeship Standards of the Department of
Industrial Relations; 2) submission of the above report is made in good faith; 3) that I have made reasonable
investigation to verify the accuracy of data reported above; 4) that the information is accurate and complete to
the best of my knowledge and belief; and 5) that I am duly authorized to certify the report on behalf of the
company identified below. I acknowledge that submission of this report is an express condition on payment.
Dated: Company
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This report is a public record under the California Public Records Act, Government Code sections 6250 et seq.,
and is open to public inspection.
EXPLANATION AND COMPLIANCE PLAN
If the above report shows that the required percentages were not met during the month for any contractor or
trade, explain why the percentages were not met and how they will be met by the completion of construction.
Pursuant to Public Contract Code section 2602, the District is required to withhold 150% of the value of the
monthly billing of the contractor or a non-compliant subcontractor for any month in which they do not meet the
requirements. The District will release withheld funds to the [Lease-Leaseback] [Design-Build] Entity once an
acceptable plan to achieve substantial compliance with the skilled and trained workforce requirement by the end
of the project is provided to the District, with respect to the relevant apprenticeable occupation(s), or the non-
compliant subcontractor is substituted in accordance with Public Contract Code section 4107.