Mutual Aid Agreement-Washington Public Utility Districts

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WASHINGTON
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
MUTUAL AID PLAN
2014 – 2015
Storm Season
SIGNATORIES:
EAST SIDE
WEST SIDE
Benton PUD
Chelan County PUD
Douglas County PUD
Ferry County PUD
Franklin County PUD
Grant County PUD
Kittitas County PUD
Klickitat PUD
Okanogan PUD
Pend Oreille County PUD
Clallam County PUD
Clark Public Utilities
Cowlitz County PUD
Grays Harbor PUD
Jefferson County PUD
Lewis County PUD
Mason County PUD #1
Mason County PUD #3
Pacific County PUD #2
Peninsula Light Company
Skamania County PUD
Snohomish County PUD
MUTUAL AID PLAN
October, 2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Planning Committee & Regional Coordinators
2.
2014-2015 MUTUAL AID PLAN
3.
WEST SIDE
5-14
- Superintendents List
15-16
- Full Contacts List
17-20
- Rates
21-46
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3&4
Clallam
Clark
Cowlitz
Grays Harbor
Jefferson
Lewis
Mason #1
Mason #3
Pacific #2
Peninsula Light
Skamania
Snohomish County
Wahkiakum
EAST SIDE
- Superintendents List
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- Full Contacts List
48-50
- Rates
51-62
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Benton
Chelan
Douglas
Ferry
Franklin
Grant
Kittitas
Klickitat
Okanogan
Pend Oreille
WASHINGTON
MUTUAL AID PLAN
October, 2014
PLANNING COMMITTEE
Region
NAME/UTILITY
PHONE
Eastside
Tim Pettit
Chelan County PUD
(509) 661-4711
(509) 661-8116 FAX
Term Expires Fall, 2016
Westside
Bob Kakaley
(425) 783-4433
Snohomish County PUD (425) 783-5018 FAX
Term Expires
Fall, 2014
WA PUD District Mutual Aid Plan - October, 2014
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WASHINGTON
MUTUAL AID PLAN
October, 2014
REGIONAL COORDINATORS
Region
NAME/UTILITY
PHONE
Eastside
Tim Pettit
Chelan County PUD
(509) 661-4483
(509) 661-8116 FAX
Westside
Jeff Sorensen
Cowlitz County PUD
(360) 501-9543
(360) 431-9102 Cell
(360) 740-2422 FAX
WA PUD District Mutual Aid Plan - October, 2014 (pg 4 rev 11/04/14)
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WASHINGTON
MUTUAL AID PLAN
October, 2014
I. BACKGROUND
The State of Washington has typically experienced a high number of seasonal storms
as well as other natural disasters, and it has also been identified as an area with severe
earthquake potential. Washington Public Utility Districts (PUDs) have traditionally
worked closely on many matters, including the provision of mutual assistance for storm
response and recovery.
II. GENERAL OBJECTIVE
The general objective of this Mutual Aid Plan and Agreement (the “Plan”) is to provide
the organizational framework, terms and conditions under which all PUDs executing this
Plan (the “Participating PUDs”) agree to provide assistance to each other when
resources can be made available in response to any request. Participating PUDs may
be either a “Requesting PUD” or an “Assisting PUD” (such terms are defined in Section
IX) or they may fall within both categories during a single event. This Plan is intended
to apply to emergency situations such as, but not limited to, storms and earthquakes
that could cause electric system damage or destruction to the degree that assistance is
needed by one or more PUDs to timely restore public safety and electric service. This
Plan is further intended to suffice as a written “Mutual Aid Agreement” meeting the
requirements of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for
reimbursement of eligible response costs in the event of a qualifying major disaster or
emergency.
III. KEY ELEMENTS
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Plan Oversight and Updating
Plan Coordination
Coordinator Procedures and Responsibilities
Procedures
List of Coordinators
Principles for Providing Assistance
Listing of Utility Contacts
List of Contractors (Not Exhaustive)
Operating Considerations
Map Describing Regions (needs to be developed)
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IV. PLAN OVERSIGHT AND UPDATING
A two-member committee shall be comprised of one (1) representative from each
Region; there shall be an “East Region” and a “West Region”; each member shall be
elected to serve a four (4) year term, with one of the representatives elected from
alternate Regions every two (2) years. Elections shall commence in 2000, and the initial
term for the “East Region” representative shall be six (6) years, so that the initial “West
Region” representative shall be replaced in 2004 and the initial “East Side”
representative shall be replaced in 2006. A Chairman will be selected and shall be
rotated every two (2) years.
Committee members shall be elected by the
superintendents of the Participating PUDs at the last PUD superintendents meeting of
each even-numbered year for the following period. The Committee shall be responsible
for the following:
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Updating and distributing a list of utility contact persons on an annual basis,
and more often if required
Updating and distributing a list of contractors on an annual basis
Reviewing the Plan annually at a PUD Superintendents meeting, which
Regional Coordinators should attend
Modifying the Plan as appropriate and sending amendments for review and
approval by the Participating PUDs
Maintaining an updated list of contacts for non-member utilities
Assembling an up-to-date list of Participating PUDs and providing such list to
each Participating PUD, along with a copy of the current executed signature
page from each of the other Participating PUDs
Receiving, assembling and holding the original executed Mutual Aid Plan and
Agreements from each of the Participating PUDs
Receiving updated “Exhibit A” forms from Participating PUDs and distributing
a copy of such forms to each of the Participating PUDs as necessary
Providing to each of the Participating PUDs an updated list of the respective
Regional Coordinators and alternates, including name, “home PUD”, mailing
address, telephone number, fax number and e-mail address.
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V. PLAN OPERATION
The overall coordination between the Participating PUDs is carried out by the “East
Side” Regional Coordinator and the “West Side” Regional Coordinator.
Each
Coordinator shall be from a utility strategically located within the state and shall be
assisted by a “backup” person if the regular Coordinator is unavailable. Subject to the
terms and conditions of this Plan, Coordinators shall have the following responsibilities
within their respective regions:
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To monitor the assignment and location of crews
To receive requests for assistance for both Participating PUDs and other
receiving or providing assistance to or from Participating PUDs
To determine when crews can be transferred between utilities after they
have been initially assigned to a utility
To coordinate requests between regions
VI. COORDINATOR PROCEDURES/RESPONSIBILITIES
The following is a general guide for procedures and responsibilities relating to Regional
Coordinators:
1.
If the “home PUD” of the Regional Coordinator is substantially affected by any
major storm or other such emergency event, such person shall notify the other
Regional Coordinator and transfer responsibilities under this Plan to the other
Regional Coordinator, who shall assume such responsibilities. The Regional
Coordinator of the substantially affected PUD shall also notify other PUDs within
his/her Region of the transfer. Subject to the other terms of this Plan, if both East
and West Regions are affected, each coordinator will maintain coordination
within his/her own area and work jointly to share resources to the extent
reasonably possible, without unduly impacting his/her own PUD.
2.
If an event involves more than one Participating PUD, the Regional Coordinator
first aware of the event will advise the other Regional Coordinator that this Plan
has been implemented. Such notification should be provided as soon as
reasonably possible, and in any event should be provided before the affected
Regional Coordinator contacts any utilities for assistance within the other
Coordinator’s Region. For a larger event requiring significant coordination
activities, each Regional Coordinator will contact utilities within its own region on
behalf of affected PUDs. In such event, each Regional Coordinator is the
primary contact for PUDs requesting assistance within his/her own Region, and
for evaluating priorities and dispatching crews. The non-affected Regional
Coordinator will locate crews and resources to be made available to the affected
Regional Coordinator.
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For purposes of this Plan and Agreement, each Regional Coordinator acting in
good faith and within the scope of his or her role and responsibilities hereunder,
and his or her “home” PUD, its officers, commissioners and employees, shall be
released, indemnified and held harmless by other Participating PUDs from and
against any and all claims, demands, losses and damages arising from or related
to any and all claims, demands, losses and damages arising from or related to
any of the Regional Coordinators’ negligent acts and omissions hereunder. This
release, indemnification and hold harmless provision shall extend to the Regional
Coordinator’s heirs, successors and assigns.
3.
Subject to the terms of this Plan, and based upon his or her evaluation of need,
the Regional Coordinator can, reassign an assisting crew to a different utility from
that to which it was originally assigned; this authority to reassign crews shall also
apply when crews have been requested and assigned in preparation for and in
anticipation of a forecasted storm event. All pre-event requests for assistance
will be coordinated under this Plan, and the respective Regional Coordinators will
be fully informed of which crews are sent to the requesting utility or utilities. In
this situation, or whenever a major storm is forecasted that is deemed likely to
result in one or more requests for aid under this Plan and Agreement, the
Regional Coordinator within the non-affected region shall be notified in advance
and all participating utilities informed of the expected event.
VII. BASIC PROCEDURES
The procedures in this Plan are based on two main scenarios:
Scenario A – Widespread damage is forecasted or has occurred throughout the State
or a Region within the State. As a result, several PUDs need assistance.
1.
The PUD needing assistance calls the Regional Coordinator in its Region and
requests the type of assistance needed.
2.
The Regional Coordinator calls other PUDs or utilities and makes arrangements
for assistance.
3.
The Regional Coordinator calls the Requesting PUD back and confirms where
the assistance is coming from and when crews should arrive. Both Requesting
and Assisting PUDs shall provide a contact person and phone numbers to the
Regional Coordinator.
4.
When the Requesting PUD determines that it will no longer need assistance, it
shall let the Regional Coordinator and the Assisting PUD know as much in
advance as possible.
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5.
The Regional Coordinator will then determine if another PUD needs assistance
and work with that crew's home PUD to determine if the crew should be
reassigned or released to return home.
6.
When an assisting PUD determines because of local needs and before its crews
are released to return home that it can no longer continue to give assistance to
any Requesting PUD, the Assisting PUD will advise the Regional Coordinator
that its crews need to be released and the Regional Coordinator shall release
such crews so they may return home.
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The Regional Coordinator will inform the Assisting PUD when its crews will be
released and expected to return home.
Scenario B – Under this scenario, the Requesting PUD would have the knowledge
that the emergency has only occurred in its own electric service area and would react
as follows:
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Contact directly the closest PUD that may provide assistance and make direct
arrangements. Advise the Regional Coordinator if appropriate.
2.
If contacted by an Investor Owned Utility, make sure that it is the only utility
needing assistance and that other PUDs are not affected. Contact the Regional
Coordinator as appropriate.
3.
Make direct arrangements with the Investor Owned Utility as appropriate.
VIII. REGIONAL COORDINATORS
A list of the current Regional Coordinators and alternates shall be provided to each of
the Participating PUDs as necessary, with all of the data described in Section IV, above.
Such list shall be a part of this Plan and is hereby incorporated into this Plan by this
reference.
IX. PRINCIPLES FOR PROVIDING ASSISTANCE
This section establishes additional terms and conditions governing all requests for
assistance and all assistance provided under this Plan and Agreement:
1.
PROVISION OF ASSISTANCE VOLUNTARY.
Every Participating PUD
(sometimes also referred to as a “party” herein below) under this Plan
understands and agrees that neither such party nor any other party hereto is
obligated by this Plan to request or to provide labor, equipment or materials to
any other Participating PUD at any time or under any circumstances. However, if
assistance is requested and provided pursuant to this Plan, the terms and
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conditions contained herein shall apply. The party providing labor, equipment
and/or materials shall, in all cases, have the final determination whether it is in
good faith reasonably able and willing to respond partially or fully to a request for
assistance under the circumstances. Assistance, once offered or provided, may
be withdrawn at any time upon reasonable notice. The “Assisting PUD” is the
party which supplies labor crews, equipment and/or materials upon request of
another party to this Plan in response to a particular event. The “Requesting
PUD” is the party requesting assistance and receiving assistance in the form of
labor crews, equipment and/or materials from another party under this Plan in
response to a particular event.
2.
Assistance will be first offered to other participants of this Plan before it is
provided to any non-member utilities.
3.
During “Scenario A” conditions, requests for assistance from non-participating
utilities shall be referred to the appropriate the Regional Coordinator.
4.
INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS. It is understood and agreed that in providing
assistance under this Plan in the form of labor, equipment and materials, the
Assisting PUD shall be and remain at all times an independent contractor, and
that the Assisting PUDs employees shall be and remain at all times solely the
employees of the Assisting PUD. The Assisting PUD shall pay its employees in
accordance with such Assisting PUD’s then-existing collective bargaining
agreement or other applicable policy.
5.
REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE. Requests for labor assistance shall be for not
less than one or more functional work crews established in accordance with the
Assisting PUD’s existing collective bargaining agreements and safety policies,
and to the extent reasonably possible such crews shall remain as units while
performing work to the Requesting PUD, unless expressly agreed to otherwise.
Requests for assistance shall describe the number and type(s) of crew(s)
desired, the equipment desired, and any materials desired. The reporting point
shall be described. The Assisting PUD shall have a reasonable period of time
within which to provide verbal response to a request, indicating availability of
crews, equipment or materials. EVEN IF AN INITIAL INQUIRY IS VERBAL, ALL
REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE SHALL BE MADE OR CONFIRMED IN
WRITING, AND ALL REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE SHALL BE
TRANSMITTED TO THE APPROPRIATE CONTACT PERSON OR
ALTERNATE IN WRITING BEFORE ASSISTANCE IS PROVIDED. A WRITTEN
REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE MAY BE IN THE FORM OF A FAX OR PRINTED
E-MAIL MESSAGE. LIKEWISE, ANY AGREEMENT TO RESPOND TO A
REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE SHALL BE CONFIRMED IN WRITING AND MAY
BE IN THE FORM OF A FAX OR PRINTED E-MAIL MESSAGE. THE INTENT
OF THIS REQUIREMENT IS FOR EACH PARTY TO HAVE PERMANENT,
WRITTEN DOCUMENTATION OF THE MUTUAL TRANSACTION AND ALL
PERTINENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
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6.
Each Assisting PUD’s crews will follow their own work rules and safety practices,
with the exception of switching procedures and clearances which will fall under
the procedures of the Requesting PUD.
7.
COSTS OF ASSISTANCE. All Participating PUDs, upon execution of this Plan,
shall provide to the other parties an “Exhibit A’. Participating PUDs shall provide
to the other parties a new “Exhibit A” each time it is amended. “Exhibit A” shall
contain: a) a list of all equipment, including but not limited to trucks, backhoes,
mobile transformers and other equipment (need not include smaller items of
equipment that are ordinarily included with and necessary for normal operation of
the larger piece of equipment) that may be made available for assistance, and
shall include the regular hourly rate to be charged for such equipment, based
upon the Assisting PUD’s cost, including applicable overhead; and b) a list of all
types or categories of labor personnel and crews that may be made available as
individual functioning units for assistance, along with the current hourly rate or
wage scale for each such unit, based upon the Assisting PUD’s cost, including
fringe benefits and applicable overhead. Except as expressly provided otherwise
herein, Assisting PUDs shall invoice Requesting PUDs for assistance provided
hereunder in accordance with the costs and charges described in their respective
current “Exhibit A”.
Hourly costs of individual large pieces of equipment described in “Exhibit A” shall
be reimbursed for the number of hours such equipment is in actual field use by
Assisting PUD crews, including mobilization and demobilization; costs shall not
be charged during non-compensatory crew rest periods. The hourly wage to be
reimbursed to the Assisting PUD for each employee provided in response to
request for assistance shall be in accordance with the “Exhibit A” and shall be
applicable from the time the employee leaves home or place of duty until he/she
returns, except for non-compensatory periods of rest; provided, however, that in
the event of conflict herewith, the Assisting PUD’s Collective Bargaining
Agreement shall control with regard to matters addressed herein.
“Exhibit A” need not contain a list of individual items of materials that may be
made available upon request and regularly utilized in the work provided under
this Plan and Agreement. However it is understood that such materials as are
provided shall be supplied at the Assisting PUD’s actual cost, and such actual
cost, plus any other applicable amounts described below shall be reimbursed
upon invoice to the Requesting PUD.
The Assisting PUD shall also be reimbursed for all documented actual,
reasonable costs of travel expenses, meals (if not provided by the Requesting
PUD and excluding alcohol), and lodging (if not provided by the Requesting
PUD).
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All costs to be reimbursed to the Assisting PUD shall include regular fringe
benefits (applicable to labor only) and regular overhead costs (applicable to all
labor, equipment and materials) as determined by the Assisting PUD and
provided for in accordance with this Plan.
Each Participating PUD shall provide an updated “Exhibit A” to the other
Participating PUDs as provided here in any time one or more of the matters
contained therein is amended.
Except to the extent such loss, damage or costs are proximately caused by the
negligent act or omission of the Requesting PUD, all risk of loss or damage or
maintenance and repair costs of equipment supplied by an Assisting PUD shall
be included within the Assisting PUD’s regular equipment rates and charges
described herein, and there shall be no additional charges therefore.
8.
REIMBURSEMENT. A Requesting PUD receiving assistance under this Plan
shall reimburse the Assisting PUD’s documented costs of assistance within thirty
(30) days of receipt of invoice from the Assisting PUD. Any invoice not paid by
the Requesting PUD within such period shall accrue interest at a rate of 1
percent per month on the outstanding balance until paid. All invoices for
reimbursement of costs of providing assistance hereunder shall be addressed to
the attention of the Requesting PUD’s designated Contact Person identified upon
its signature page to this Plan. Notwithstanding anything else to the contrary
herein, should the Assisting PUD have duly adopted amendments to its
Collective Bargaining Agreement, wage scale or schedule of equipment costs
and charges which are not yet reflected in its “Exhibit A” at the time it provides
assistance hereunder to a Requesting PUD, the Requesting PUD shall in any
such event reimburse the Assisting PUD in accordance with the Assisting PUD’s
newly amended Collective Bargaining Agreement, wage scale or cost schedule.
9.
RECORDS RETENTION.
All written requests for assistance and all
documentation of services rendered or received, costs incurred and amounts
paid shall be maintained by the parties in accordance with applicable state
records retention policies.
10.
INDEMNIFICATION. Each party executing this Plan hereby agrees to defend
and indemnify the other Participating PUDs from and against any and all claims,
demands losses and damages arising from activities carried out hereunder by
such party to the extent of such party’s own negligent or wrongful act or acts.
EACH PARTY HEREBY SPECIFICALLY AND EXPRESSLY WAIVES ITS
IMMUNITY UNDER THE WASHINGTON INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE ACT FOR
THE PURPOSE OF CARRYING OUT THE INTENT OF THIS SECTION AND
ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THIS WAIVER HAS BEEN MUTUALLY NEGOTIATED
BY THE PARTICIPATING PUDS, INCLUDING SUCH PARTY.
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11.
TERMINATION. Participation in this Plan may be terminated by any party upon
thirty (30) days written notice sent by first class mail, postage paid, and
addressed to the other Participating PUDs and to the Regional Coordinators.
However, termination of this Agreement shall not relieve any such party of any
unsatisfied obligation incurred hereunder prior to such termination. The term of
this Agreement and Plan shall be ten years from the time it has been executed
by two or more Participating PUDs; at the end of such term, this Agreement and
Plan shall be automatically renewed for an additional term of ten years unless a
majority of the Participating PUDs agrees in writing that it shall be terminated.
12.
ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This writing contains the entire, final and exclusive
agreement of the Participating PUDs with regard to the matter of mutual aid
services, and it supersedes all other prior agreements and understandings,
whether oral or written. This Plan shall not be amended except in writing,
executed in the same manner as this Plan.
13.
NO THIRD PARTY BENEFICIARIES. Except as expressly set forth herein, none
of the provisions of this Plan shall inure to the benefit of or be enforceable by any
person not signatory hereto.
14.
GOVERNING LAW, VENUE. This Plan shall be governed by the laws of the
state of Washington, with venue for any disputes in the county where the work or
other acts giving rise to the dispute or claim occurred.
X. ADDITIONAL OPERATING CONSIDERATIONS
To the extent possible, the Requesting PUD should address the following to improve the
process:
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Establish a key contact person and alternate and provide such updated
information, including telephone number, fax number, e-mail address and
mailing address to each of the Regional Coordinators and to each of the other
Participating PUDs
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Provide a local employee for guiding and communications during an event
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Whenever possible, leave outside crews intact
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Provide dedicated lodging for outside crews
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Provide hot meals (as needed)
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Provide for minor emergency expenses of outside crew workers
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Watch for tired workers.
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SIGNATURES
We agree with and will abide by the terms, conditions and guidelines of this Washington
Public Utility District Mutual Aid Plan and Agreement:
Public Utility District Name
Signature
Printed Name
Title
Date
Initial Contact Person’s Name and Title
Initial Contact Person’s Telephone Number, e-mail address, and mailing address
WA PUD District Mutual Aid Plan - October, 2014 (pg 14 rev.11/4/14)
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Mike Speaks
Chris Miller
Scott Peterson
Mike Ferrier
Darin Hall
Bob Geddes
Turk Moon
Ryan Lane
Kevin Street
Dale Benner
Jeff McClain
Ron Russell
Steve Easton
Ben Morrow
Jeff Sorensen*
Chris Marlowe
Brian Roden
Ben Feliz
Mike Brown
Dan Krebs
Bill Decker
Ken Haman
Name
Pacific County PUD
Mason County PUD #3
Mason County PUD #3
Mason County PUD #3
Mason County PUD #1
Mason County PUD #1
Lewis County PUD
Lewis County PUD
Lewis County PUD
Grays Harbor PUD
Grays Harbor PUD
Grays Harbor PUD
Grays Harbor PUD
Cowlitz County PUD
Cowlitz County PUD
Cowlitz County PUD
Clallam County PUD
Clallam County PUD
Utility
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E-mail
(360) 642-3191
(360) 942-2411
(360) 942-2411
(360) 426-8255 x2250
(360) 432-1556
(360) 426-8255 x 3233
(360) 877-5249
(360) 496-7561
(360) 740-2416
(360) 740-2415
(360)385-8360
(360) 538-6248
(360) 538-6284
(360) 538-6329
(360) 538-6371
(360) 501-9368
(360) 501-9543
(360) 501-9505
(360) 992-8847
(360) 992-8518
(360) 992-8836
(360) 992-8870
(360) 461-1241
(360) 797-3211
Work Telephone
WEST SIDE SUPERINTENDENTS
Jason Dunsmoor
Pacific County PUD
[email protected]
West Side Superintendents Rev 7/8/2015
(360) 877-5249
Craig Maurray
Pacific County PUD
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Mark Binion
*Regional Coordinator
**Planning Coordinator
Erin Wilson
David Tramblie
Shane Mahoney
Aaron Janisko
Bob Kakaley**
Jason McEathron
Gary Leonard
Brent Bischoff
Kevin McAlister
Andy Herrera
Mike McNellis
Name
City of Port Angeles
Wahkiakum PUD
Wahkiakum PUD
Skamania PUD
Skamania PUD
Skamania PUD
Peninsula Light Co
Peninsula Light Co
Peninsula Light Co
Utility
[email protected]
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E-mail
(360) 417-4702
(360) 417-4731
(360) 795-3266
(360) 795-3266
(425) 328-5521
(425) 339-7377
(425) 783-4433
(509) 427-5126
(509) 427-5126
(509) 427-5126
(253) 857-1571
(253) 857-1542
(253) 857-1555
Work Telephone
WEST SIDE SUPERINTENDENTS
Jim Klarr
[email protected]
(360) 870-9438
[email protected]
Terry Dahlquist
Ron Raff
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West Side Superintendents Rev 7/8/2015
Work Phone
(360) 797-3211
24-Hour Phone
(360)374-2068
(360) 582-0499
Fax Number
[email protected]
[email protected]
E-mail Address
WEST SIDE CONTACTS
(360) 565-3465
(360) 461-1241
Utility/Contact Name
Ken Haman
(360) 461-1241
Port Angeles, WA 98362
2431 E Highway 101
P. O. Box 1090
Clallam County PUD
Bill Decker
P. O. Box 8900
8600 N. E. 117th Avenue
Jeff Sorensen, Line Supt*
Ben Morrow, Supt
Chris Marlowe, Dir of Ops (Primary Contact)
Brian Roden
Bob Feliz
Dan Krebs
Mike Brown
(360) 538-6371
(360) 501-9543
(360) 501-9368
(360) 501-9525
(360) 992-8847
(360) 992-8518
(360) 992-8870
(360) 992-8836
(360) 580-0441
(360) 470-8731
(360) 431-9102
(360) 957-1539
(360) 431-7753
(360) 560-5820
(805) 315-7033
(360) 992-8880
(360) 538-6380
(360) 538-6380
(360) 538-6380
(360) 501-9307
(360) 501-9307
(360) 501-9307
(360) 992-8897
(360) 992-8897
(360) 992-8551
[email protected]
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[email protected]
[email protected]
Vancouver, WA 98662
Steve Easton, Ops Mgr
(360) 538-6329
(360) 790-9844
[email protected]
P. O. Box 3007
875 Industrial Way
Longview, WA 98632
Grays Harbor PUD
P. O. Box 480
2720 Sumner Avenue
Aberdeen, WA 98520
[email protected]
Ron Russell, Line Supt
(360) 538-6284
(360) 538-6498
Cowlitz County PUD
Jeff McClain, Contract Const Supt
(360) 580-2596
Revised 7/8/2015
(360) 538-6248
West Side Contacts Detail
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Dale Benner, Safety/Enviro Dir
Work Phone
(360) 302-0022 / cell
24-Hour Phone
(360) 385-5945
(360) 385-8373
Fax Number
[email protected]
[email protected]
E-mail Address
WEST SIDE CONTACTS
(360) 385-8360
(360) 643-3604
Kevin Streett, Supt (Primary Contact)
(360) 385-8340
Port Hadlock, WA 98339
230 Chimacum Road
P. O. Box 929
Jim Parker, Manager
Lewis County PUD
P. O. Box 330
321 N. W. Pacific Avenue
Chehalis, WA 98532
[email protected]
[email protected]
(360) 740-2415 / office
(360) 520-7920 / cell
(360) 740-2416 / office
(360) 520-7561 / cell
(360) 877-5339
(360) 748-9261
(360) 748-9261
Ryan Lane, Superintendent
Turk Moon, Asst Superintendent
(360) 748-9261
(360) 877-5249
(360) 877-5339
[email protected]
(360) 520-1611 / cell
(360) 877-5249
(360) 877-5249
(360) 432-1578
[email protected]
N. 21971 Highway 101
Shelton, WA 98584
Mason County PUD #3
P. O. Box 2148
2621 E Johns Prairie Rd
Shelton, WA 98584
[email protected]
Darin Hall, Superintendent
(360) 877-5249
(360) 561-1663
(360) 275-6674
[email protected]
Bob Geddes, Manager
Mike Ferrier, Foreman
(360) 426-8255 x 3233
(360) 701-2322
(360) 432-1578
Mason County PUD #1
Scott Peterson
(360) 432-1556
(360) 490-5897
Revised 7/8/2015
[email protected]
Chris Miller
(360) 426-8255 x 2250
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Mike Speaks
Mark Binion
Craig Maurry
Jason Dunsmoor (Primary Contact)
(253) 857-1555
(360) 642-3191
(360) 942-2411
(360) 942-2411
Work Phone
(808) 870-9870
(253) 549-3251
(360) 244-1960
(360) 942-7272
(360) 942-7270
24-Hour Phone
(253) 857-6266
(253) 857-6266
(360) 642-9389
(360) 875-9388
(360) 875-9388
Fax Number
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
E-mail Address
WEST SIDE CONTACTS
Mike McNellis, Ops Supt (Initial Contact)
(253) 857-1542
(253) 549-3084
(360) 417-4729
Andrew Herrera, Asst Supt
(253) 857-1571
(360) 461-1469
Port Angeles, WA 98362
240 W. Front
Gig Harbor, WA 98335
13315 Goodnough Dr. N.W.
P. O. Box 78
Peninsula Light Co
Raymond, WA 98577
405 Duryea
P. O. Box 472
Pacific County PUD
Kevin McAlister, Asst Supt
(360) 417-4731
Revised 7/8/2015
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Jim Klarr
(509) 427-8416
(509) 427-8416
(360) 417-4702
(509) 448-3912
(541) 490-8358
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(509) 448-3912
(509) 427-5126
Terry Dahlquist, Elec Eng Mgr
Skamania PUD
P. O. Box 500
Carson, WA 98610
Brent Bischoff, GM
Gary Leonard, GF
Bob Kakaley**
(360) 563-2201
(425) 783-4433
Work Phone
(425) 328-5521 / cell
(425) 339-7377 / cell
(425) 293-9724 / cell
24-Hour Phone
(360) 795-8441
(425) 783-5816
(425) 783-5516
(425) 267-6231
Fax Number
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
E-mail Address
WEST SIDE CONTACTS
Aaron Janisko
(425) 783-4497
(360) 430-5574
[email protected]
Shane Mahoney
(360) 795-3266
(360) 795-8441
Cathlamet, WA 98612
45 River Street
P. O. Box 248
Wahkiakum PUD
Everett, WA 98206
1802 78th Street S.W.
P. O. Box 1107
David Tramblie, GM
(360) 431-6346
Revised 7/8/2015
(360) 795-3266
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Erin Wilson, Auditor
CLALLAM
Clallam County PUD 2014 Rates
Line Foreman
Sequim Shop/Port Angeles
Forks
ST $70.94
ST $70.94
OT $123.58
OT $132.25
Lineman
Sequim Shop/Port Angeles
Forks
ST $63.05
ST $63.05
OT $109.84
OT $118.50
Operations Assistant
ST $45.07
OT $109.84
Trucks:
Manlift/Bucket
Digger Derrick
Foreman Pickup
$21.00/hr
$21.00/hr
$13.00/hr
Those rates include all loaded costs.
The different O.T. rates between Forks and standard are because of an area-pay stipend.
Ken Haman- Sequim Shop/Port Angeles Shop Superintendent
Daytime phone: (360)565-3465
Cell phone, day or night: (360)797-3211
Fax: (360)582-0499
[email protected]
Bill Decker- Forks Shop Superintendent
Cell phone: (360)461-1241
Fax: (360)374-2068
[email protected]
CLARK
UG/OH CREW COSTS 2014
SERVICEMAN
SERVICEMAN
PAYROLL O.H. per hr
PAYROLL O.H. per $
PAYROLL O.H. per $
CONSTRUCTION O.H.
TRUCK
Charge per Hour
Regular
Overtime
43.20
86.40
11.90
11.90
8.60
8.60
7.28
14.57
44.01
44.01
41.89
41.89
$156.88 $ 207.37
2 MAN
WORKING FOREMAN
LINEMAN
PAYROLL O.H. per hr
PAYROLL O.H. per $
PAYROLL O.H. per $
CONSTRUCTION O.H.
TRUCK
Charge per Hour
Regular
Overtime
45.25
90.50
41.13
82.26
23.80
23.80
17.20
17.20
14.56
29.13
88.00
88.00
41.89
41.89
$271.83 $ 372.78
3 MAN
WORKING FOREMAN
(2) LINEMAN
PAYROLL O.H. per hr
PAYROLL O.H. per $
PAYROLL O.H. per $
CONSTRUCTION O.H.
TRUCK
PICKUP
Charge per Hour
Regular
Overtime
45.25
90.50
82.26
164.52
35.70
35.70
25.39
25.39
21.50
43.00
130.26
130.26
41.89
41.89
13.96
13.96
$396.21 $ 545.22
4 MAN
FOREMAN
(3) LINEMAN
PAYROLL O.H. per hr
PAYROLL O.H. per $
PAYROLL O.H. per $
CONSTRUCTION O.H.
(2) TRUCKS
PICK UP
Charge per Hour
Regular
Overtime
48.18
96.36
123.39
246.78
47.60
47.60
34.16
34.16
28.93
57.85
175.00
175.00
83.78
83.78
13.96
13.96
$ 555.00 $ 755.49
ENGINEERING COSTS
ENGINEER
PAYROLL O.H. per hr
PAYROLL O.H. per $
PAYROLL O.H. per $
CONSTRUCTION O.H.
Charge per Hour
Regular
Overtime
38.43
57.65
11.90
11.90
7.65
7.65
6.48
9.72
39.97
39.97
$ 104.43 $ 126.89
Revised 9/1/14
4 MAN
FOREMAN
(2) LINEMAN
HVY EQUIPMENT OPR
PAYROLL O.H. per hr
PAYROLL O.H. per $
PAYROLL O.H. per $
CONSTRUCTION O.H.
TRUCK
PICK UP
Charge per Hour
Regular
Overtime
48.18
96.36
82.26
164.52
35.72
71.44
47.60
47.60
33.08
33.08
28.01
56.03
170.41
170.41
41.89
41.89
13.96
13.96
$ 501.11 $ 695.29
5 MAN
FOREMAN
(3) LINEMAN
HVY EQUIPMENT OPR
PAYROLL O.H. per hr
PAYROLL O.H. per $
PAYROLL O.H. per $
CONSTRUCTION O.H.
(2) TRUCKS
PICK UP
Charge per Hour
Regular
Overtime
48.18
96.36
123.39
246.78
35.72
71.44
59.50
59.50
41.27
41.27
34.95
69.90
212.67
212.67
83.78
83.78
13.96
13.96
$ 653.42 $ 895.66
FLAGGERS (CPU)
LINE HELPER
PAYROLL O.H. per hr
PAYROLL O.H. per $
PAYROLL O.H. per $
CONSTRUCTION O.H.
PICKUP
Charge per Hour
Regular
Overtime
25.97
51.94
11.90
11.90
5.17
5.17
4.38
8.76
29.40
29.40
13.96
13.96
$ 90.78 $ 121.13
BACKHOE (CPU)
BACKHOE OR TRENCHER w/TRAILER
$41.89 Per HR
VAC TRUCK (CPU)
VAC TRUCK
DRIVER (HVY EQUIP OPERATOR)
PAYROLL O.H. per hr
PAYROLL O.H. per $
PAYROLL O.H. per $
Charge per Hour
96.00
35.72
11.90
7.11
6.02
$ 156.75
96.00
71.44
11.90
7.11
12.04
$ 198.49
CONTRACTED SERVICES
FLAGGERS (Contract)
CONTRACT - 1 PERSON
(INCLUDES PICKUP)
OVERHEADS CHARGEABLE
$0.62 per dollar charged
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Regular
Overtime
$60.00
$78.70
COWLITZ
To:
All Concerned
From:
Tami Ingalls
January 1, 2014
Subject: Cost Information Sheet
The following are percentages and rates to be applied to "Cost
Information Sheets" relating to Job Cost Estimates through 12/31/2014.
Base Labor Rates (w/o Overheads)
Per Hour
Large Crew
4 Man Crew - Non-Climbing Foreman (Overhead)
4 Man Crew - Climbing Foreman (Overhead)
4 Man Crew - Non-Climbing Foreman (Underground)
3 Man Crew
Light Substation Crew - 1 Wireman
Heavy Substation Crew - 2 Wiremen
Light Service Crew - 1 Lineman
Heavy Service Crew - 2 Linemen
Engineering Labor (Planner III D)
Meter/Wire/Relay
Flagger
228.55
165.89
158.57
165.89
117.86
86.51
208.64
67.52
81.42
35.29
39.91-41.68
15.49
Engineering Overhead Expense
Operations Overhead Expense
Payroll Overheads
Straight Time
Overtime
Tools Overhead Expense
Stores Overhead Expense
Vehicle Base Rates
Large Crew
4 Man Crew - Non-Climbing Foreman (Overhead)
4 Man Crew - Climbing Foreman (Overhead)
4 Man Crew - Non-Climbing Foreman (Underground)
3 Man Crew
Light Substation Crew
Heavy Substation Crew
Light Service Crew
Heavy Service Crew
Meter/Relay/Wire Person
cc:
Accounting File
Chris Marlowe
Stacie Pederson
Installation
Removal
Percent
15% of crew, engineering,
& other direct labor
15% of crew, engineering,
contract*, & other direct labor
67.5% of crew, engineers,
and other direct labor
40.6% of same
10.0% of crew & engineering labor
& other direct labor (non contract)
15%
15%
Per Hour
110.00
105.00
70.00
70.00
70.00
10.00
10.00
35.00
35.00
4.00
COWLITZ
Hourly Cost of Various Crew Sizes
Effective for Jobs Being Performed After 4/1/2014
Large Crew
Heavy Crew Foreman
Lineman (2)
Apprentice Lineman, 6th Period
Head Groundman, Class A
Groundman
Total Hourly Labor
Line Truck
Manlift
Ladder Truck
Pickup
Total Base Hourly Rate
Actual A&G Expense (Approx. 10%)
Total Hourly Rate
Cost Per Day
4 Man Crew - Non-Climbing Foreman
(Overhead)
Foreman
Linemen (2)
Total Hourly Labor
Line Truck
Manlift
Ladder Truck
Total Base Hourly Labor
Total Hourly Rate
Cost Per Day
4/1/2014
1.685
Straight Time
Base Rate Loaded Rate
2.812
Overtime
Loaded Rate
47.63
81.42
38.67
31.35
29.48
228.55
80.26
137.19
65.16
52.82
49.67
385.11
133.94
228.95
108.74
88.16
82.90
642.69
35.00
35.00
35.00
5.00
35.50
35.50
35.50
5.50
35.50
35.50
35.50
5.50
338.55
22.86
497.11
38.51
754.69
64.27
361.41
2,891.22
535.62
4,284.92
818.96
6,551.68
1.685
Straight Time
2.812
Overtime
Loaded Rate
45.80
81.42
38.67
165.89
77.17
137.19
65.16
279.53
128.79
228.95
108.74
466.48
35.00
35.00
35.00
35.50
35.50
35.50
35.50
35.50
35.50
270.89
386.03
572.98
16.59
27.95
46.65
287.48
2,299.80
413.98
3,311.86
619.63
4,957.05
COWLITZ
COWLITZ PUD DIST. 1
4 Man Crew - Climbing Foreman
(Overhead)
Foreman
Linemen (2)
Total Hourly Labor
4/1/2014
1.685
Straight Time
45.80
81.42
31.35
158.57
2.812
Overtime
Loaded Rate
77.17
137.19
52.82
267.19
128.79
228.95
88.16
445.90
Line Truck
Ladder Truck
35.00
35.00
35.50
35.50
35.50
35.50
228.57
338.19
516.90
15.86
26.72
44.59
244.43
1,955.39
364.91
2,919.29
561.48
4,491.87
Total Hourly Rate
Cost Per Day
4 Man Crew - Non-Climbing Foreman
(Underground)
Foreman
Linemen (2)
Total Hourly Labor
Line Truck
Ladder Truck
Total Hourly Rate
Cost Per Day
1.685
Straight Time
2.812
Overtime
Loaded Rate
45.80
81.42
38.67
165.89
77.17
137.19
65.16
279.53
128.79
228.95
108.74
466.48
35.00
35.00
35.50
35.50
35.50
35.50
235.89
350.53
537.48
16.59
27.95
46.65
252.48
2,019.80
378.48
3,027.85
584.13
4,673.05
COWLITZ
COWLITZ PUD DIST. 1
3 Man Crew
Foreman
Lineman
Total Hourly Labor
Line Truck
Ladder Truck
Total Hourly Rate
Cost Per Day
4/1/2014
1.685
Straight Time
2.812
Overtime
Loaded Rate
45.80
40.71
31.35
117.86
77.17
68.60
52.82
198.59
128.79
114.48
88.16
331.41
35.00
35.00
35.50
35.50
35.50
35.50
187.86
269.59
402.41
11.79
19.86
33.14
199.65
1,597.19
289.45
2,315.60
435.55
3,484.42
COWLITZ
Light Substation Crew
Substation Foreman
Wireman
Total Hourly Rate
4/1/2014
1.685
Straight Time
45.80
77.17
40.71
68.60
86.51
145.77
2.812
Overtime
Loaded Rate
128.79
114.48
243.26
Substation Truck
10.00
10.50
10.50
96.51
156.27
253.76
8.65
14.58
24.34
105.16
841.31
170.85
1,366.78
278.09
2,224.70
Total Hourly Rate
Cost Per Day
COWLITZ
Light Service Crew
4/1/2014
1.685
Straight Time
2.812
Overtime
Loaded Rate
Lineman
Groundman
Total Hourly Labor
40.71
26.81
67.52
68.60
45.17
113.77
114.48
75.39
189.87
Ladder Truck
35.00
35.50
35.50
102.52
149.27
225.37
6.75
11.38
18.99
109.27
874.16
160.64
1,285.15
244.35
1,954.85
Total Hourly Rate
Cost Per Day
Heavy Service Crew
1.685
Straight Time
2.812
Overtime
Loaded Rate
Linemen (2)
81.42
137.19
228.95
Total Hourly Labor
Ladder Truck
81.42
35.00
137.19
35.50
228.95
35.50
116.42
8.14
172.69
13.72
264.45
22.90
Total Hourly Rate
Cost Per Day
124.56
996.47
186.41
1,491.30
287.36
2,298.83
Meter Department Crew
1.685
Straight Time
2.812
Overtime
Loaded Rate
Power and Demand Meterman
42.51
71.63
119.54
Total Hourly Labor
Van
42.51
4.00
71.63
4.50
119.54
4.50
46.51
76.13
124.04
4.25
7.16
11.95
50.76
406.11
83.29
666.38
135.99
1,087.92
Total Hourly Rate
Cost Per Day
COWLITZ
COWLITZ PUD DIST. 1
2 Person Crew
Transformer Maintman/Spill Resp Coordinator
Asst. Transformer Maintman/Spill Resp Coordinat
Total Hourly Labor
Forklift
Total Hourly Rate
Cost Per Day
4/1/2014
1.685
Straight Time
2.812
Overtime
Loaded Rate
33.77
29.17
62.94
56.90
49.15
106.05
94.96
82.03
176.98
5.00
5.50
5.50
67.94
111.55
182.48
6.29
10.61
17.70
74.23
593.89
122.15
977.25
200.18
1,601.39
GRAYS HARBOR
EXHIBIT A
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1 OF GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY
(GRAYS HARBOR PUD)
CONTACT PERSONNEL FOR MUTUAL AID
Steve Easton - Line Superintendent
Office: 360-538-6371
Cell: 360-470-8731
Dale Benner - Safety/Environmental Director
Office: 360-538-6248
Cell: 360-580-2596
Jeff McClain- Contract Construction Superintendent
office 360-538-6284
Cell 360-790-9844
GRAYS HARBOR
EXHIBIT B
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 1 OF GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY
(GRAYS HARBOR PUD)
HOURLY RATES FOR PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT
CREW COMPLEMENT
STRAIGHT TIME
OVERTIME
TWO-PERSON SERVICE CREW
1 - HOUR 8 - HOURS
1 - HOUR 8 - HOURS
1 - LINEMAN
60.59
121.18
1 - HEAD GROUNDMAN
41.97
83.94
TOTAL
102.56
820.48
205.12
1,640.96
EQUIPMENT
SERVICE TRUCK
TOTAL COST W/EQUIPMENT
FOUR-PERSON CREW
1 - LINE FOREMAN
2 - LINEMEN
1 - LINE EQ OPERATOR
TOTAL
EQUIPMENT
LINE TRUCK
FLATBED TRUCK
BUCKET TRUCK
FIVE-PERSON CREW
1 - LINE FOREMAN
2 - LINEMEN
1 - LINE EQ OPERATOR
1 - GROUNDMAN
TOTAL
EQUIPMENT
LINE TRUCK
FLATBED TRUCK
BUCKET TRUCK
48.00
150.56
48.00
1,204.48
1 - HOUR 8 - HOURS
68.23
121.18
47.36
236.77
1,894.16
66.00
25.00
58.00
385.77
2,024.96
1 - HOUR 8 - HOURS
136.46
242.36
94.72
473.54
3,788.32
66.00
25.00
58.00
3,086.16
1 - HOUR 8 - HOURS
68.23
121.18
47.36
39.95
276.72
2,213.76
66.00
25.00
58.00
425.72
253.12
622.54
4,980.32
1 - HOUR 8 - HOURS
136.46
242.36
94.72
79.90
553.44
4,427.52
66.00
25.00
58.00
3,405.76
702.44
Rates Effective 4-1-2014 through 3-31-2015. All labor rates include 48.51% overhead
5,619.52
Jefferson County PUD 2015 Rates
Line Foreman
ST $76.59
OT $124.46
Lineman
ST $68.40
OT $111.59
Operations Assistant
ST $48.00
OT $80.00
Trucks:
Bucket
Digger Derrick
Pickup
$21.00/hr
$21.00/hr
$13.00/hr
Those rates include all loaded costs.
Kevin Streett Electric Superintendent
Cell phone, day or night: (360)302-0022
[email protected]
Erik Pryor System Engineer
Cell phone: (360)302-0448
[email protected]
LEWIS
LEWIS COUNTY PUD
MUTUAL AID RATE
EFFECTIVE 04-01-2015
HOURLY
Billet
Regular Time
Foreman
Lineman
Equipment Operator
Groundman
Head Groundman
$91.82
$81.59
$62.72
$54.00
$58.89
Overtime
$154.83
$137.58
$105.75
$91.05
$99.30
Apprentices billed at their appropriate step rate:
Equipment
Hourly Rate
Digger Derrick
Man Lift
Dump Truck
Service Truck
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
$10.00
Lewis County PUD Contact Personal for Mutual Aid
Ryan Lane
Turk Moon
Bob Geddes
Superintendent
Asst. Supt.
Manager
360-748-9261
360-748-9261
360-748-9261
Cell
Cell
Cell
360-520-7920
360-520-1611
360-520-7561
MASON #1
Mason County PUD #1
not available at time of publication
MASON COUNTY PUD 3
Labor Rates
2014 – 2015 Storm Season
CLASSIFICATION
General Foreman
Line Crew Foreman
Journeyman Lineman
Apprentice Lineman (6th step)
Journeyman Serviceman
Tree Trim Foreman
Journeyman Tree Trimmer
Journeyman Wireman
Journeyman Meterman
Utility Person
Journeyman Mechanic
Journeyman Utility Electrician
Fiber Technician
Straight time
Loaded rate *
$83.13
79.94
71.05
67.50
71.05
67.71
60.29
71.05
71.05
46.43
62.34
71.05
59.10
*Includes 15% Supervisory OH & 60% Labor OH
**Includes 15% Supervisory OH & 15% Labor OH
Overtime loaded
rate **
$123.50
118.77
105.56
100.28
105.56
100.59
89.57
105.56
105.56
68.98
92.61
105.56
87.80
FOUR MAN CREW – 3Ø Underground & 3Ø Overhead
Line Crew Foreman
Journeyman Lineman
Journeyman Lineman
Utility Person
TOTAL
$79.94
71.05
71.05
46.43
$268.47
$118.77
105.56
105.56
68.98
$398.87
THREE MAN CREW – 3Ø Underground & 3Ø Overhead
Line Crew Foreman
Journeyman Lineman
Journeyman Lineman
TOTAL
$79.94
71.05
71.05
$222.04
$118.77
105.56
105.56
$329.89
TWO MAN CREW – 1Ø Underground, 1Ø Overhead
TOTAL
$71.05
71.05
$142.10
$105.56
105.56
$211.12
TREE TRIM CREW
Tree Trim Foreman
Journeyman Tree Trimmer
Utility Person
TOTAL
$67.71
60.29
46.43
$174.43
$100.59
89.57
68.98
$259.14
Updated July 2014
MASON COUNTY PUD 3
Vehicle & Equipment Rates
TRANSPORTATION RATES
93’ Transmission Bucket truck
$11.00 per/hour
Single elevator with upper squirt boom; material
handling
55’ Distribution Bucket Truck
$11.00 per/hour
2 man material handling
45’ Service Bucket Truck
$11.00 per/hour
1 man material handling
38’ Wireman’s Bucket Truck
$11.00 per/hour
1 man
55’ Transmission Digger Derrick
$16.00 per/hour
50’ Distribution Digger Derrick
$16.00 per/hour
70’ Tree Trim Bucket Truck
$11.00 per/hour
Tree Trim Chip Truck
$11.00 per/hour
1
MASON COUNTY PUD 3
Vehicle & Equipment Rates
Chipper
$10.00 per/hour
Terramite Backhoe & Trailer
$20.00 per/hour
Small light duty backhoe
Vac trailer
$20.00 per/hour
UG Thumper Van
$10.00 per/hour
Model SPG40 Fault Locate & Cable Test System
12.5 / 25KV
Flatbed Truck
$15.00 per/hour
Pole Trailer
$10.00 per/hour
Pick-up truck
$10.00 per/hour
2
PENINSULA LIGHT COMPANY
LABOR, VEHICLE, EQUIPMENT RATES
EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2014
Line Foreman
Working Foreman
Lineman
3
Apprentice Lineman
Equipment Operator
Electrician/Line Electrician
Part-time Flaggers
Helper
Journeyman Mechanic
Construction Superintendent
REVISED
10/6/2014
BASE
STRAIGHT
1
PER
LOADED OVERTIME TIME PER
HOUR
PER HOUR PER HOUR DAY
47.13
142.68
189.81
1,141.44
44.73
135.41
180.14
1,083.28
39.94
120.91
160.85
967.28
37.54
113.64
151.18
909.12
33.35
100.96
134.31
807.68
42.74
129.39
172.13
1,035.12
not currently in use
FOUR MAN CREW--UG AND OH
Working Foreman
Three Lineman
44.73
119.82
135.41
362.73
180.14
482.55
1,083.28
2,901.84
THREE MAN CREW--UG AND OH
Working Foreman
2 Lineman
44.73
79.88
135.41
241.82
180.14
321.70
1,083.28
1,934.56
TWO MAN SERVICE CREW
Serviceman
Lineman
41.14
39.94
124.54
120.91
165.68
160.85
996.32
967.28
1
3
Includes labor, vehicle, and equip OH
Apprentice Lineman, Step 6
LABOR COSTS EFFECTIVE OCT 1, 2014
SNOHOMISH
New UNION Labor rates
BASE PER
*LOADED
#OVERTIME
*STRAIGHT TIME
HOUR
PER HOUR
PER HOUR
PER DAY
Crew Coordinator
Heavy Crew Foreman
Line Foreman
Line Inspector
Journeyman-in-Charge
Lineman
Wireman
Equipment Operator
Line Helper
Outside Service Lineman
Relayman
Transformerman
Special Meterman
Meter Journeyman
Lead Restorer
Apprentice Lineman
Apprentice Wireman
Part -time Flaggers
$52.30
$52.30
$50.07
$52.30
$45.85
$44.51
$43.64
$36.34
$27.23
$47.18
$51.62
$40.67
$45.92
$41.79
$39.77
$39.09
$38.36
$19.47
$84.73
$84.73
$81.11
$84.73
$74.28
$72.11
$70.70
$58.87
$44.11
$76.43
$83.62
$65.89
$74.39
$67.70
$64.43
$63.33
$62.14
$31.54
$120.39
$120.39
$115.26
$120.39
$105.55
$102.46
$100.46
$83.65
$62.68
$108.61
$118.83
$93.62
$105.71
$96.20
$91.55
$89.99
$88.30
$38.94
$677.81
$677.81
$648.91
$677.81
$594.22
$576.85
$565.57
$470.97
$352.90
$611.45
$669.00
$527.08
$595.12
$541.60
$515.42
$506.61
$497.15
$252.33
Drafter
$33.87
$54.87
$77.97
$438.96
Lead Tree Trimmer
Tree Trimmer
$36.74
$34.44
$59.52
$55.79
$84.58
$79.28
$476.15
$446.34
Line Clearance Notifier
$32.22
$52.20
$74.17
$417.57
Comm Tech and Foreman (level V)
Customer Accounting Lead
$43.73
$36.70
$70.84
$59.45
$100.67
$84.48
$566.74
$475.63
(*INCLUDES 3% SUPERVISORY OH AND 59% LABOR OH)
(#INCLUDES 3% SUPERVISORY OH AND 12.10% LABOR OH)
**Engineer
**Designer
**Real Estate Services Agent
* * Line Clearance Coordinator
BASE PER
*LOADED
#OVERTIME
*STRAIGHT TIME
HOUR
PER HOUR
PER HOUR
PER DAY
$54.40
$38.13
$41.00
$37.91
** Weighted Average Salaries as of Mar 1, 2014
1 OF 4
$88.13
$61.77
$66.42
$61.41
$125.23
$87.78
$94.38
$87.27
$705.02
$494.16
$531.36
$491.31
SNOHOMISH
FIVE MAN CREW--UG AND OH
Heavy Crew Foreman
Two Lineman
Equipment Operator
Helper
FOUR MAN CREW--UG AND OH
Foreman
Two Lineman
Equipment Operator
THREE MAN CREW--UG AND OH
Foreman
Lineman
Equipment Operator
TWO MAN CREW--UG AND OH
Journeyman in Charge
Lineman
Equipment Operator
Helper
RESTORATION CREW
Lead Restorer
Equipment Operator
Helper
TREE TRIMMER CREW
Lead
Two Tree Trimmers
BASE PER
*LOADED
#OVERTIME
*STRAIGHT TIME
HOUR
PER HOUR
PER HOUR
PER DAY
$52.30
$89.02
$36.34
$27.23
$204.89
$84.73
$144.21
$58.87
$44.11
$331.92
$120.39
$204.92
$83.65
$62.68
$471.66
$677.81
$1,153.70
$470.97
$352.90
$2,655.37
$50.07
$89.02
$36.34
$175.43
$81.11
$144.21
$58.87
$284.20
$115.26
$204.92
$83.65
$403.84
$648.91
$1,153.70
$470.97
$2,273.57
$50.07
$44.51
$36.34
$130.92
$81.11
$72.11
$58.87
$212.09
$115.26
$102.46
$83.65
$301.38
$648.91
$576.85
$470.97
$1,696.72
$45.85
$44.51
$90.36
$74.28
$72.11
$146.38
$105.55
$102.46
$208.01
$594.22
$576.85
$1,171.07
$45.85
$36.34
$82.19
$74.28
$58.87
$133.15
$105.55
$83.65
$189.20
$594.22
$470.97
$1,065.18
$45.85
$27.23
$73.08
$74.28
$44.11
$118.39
$105.55
$62.68
$168.23
$594.22
$352.90
$947.12
$39.77
$36.34
$27.23
$103.34
$64.43
$58.87
$44.11
$167.41
$91.55
$83.65
$62.68
$237.89
$515.42
$470.97
$352.90
$1,339.29
$36.74
$68.88
$105.62
$59.52
$111.59
$171.10
$84.58
$158.56
$243.14
$476.15
$892.68
$1,368.84
2 OF 4
TRANSPORTATION RATES as of APR 1, 2012
Rate
$131.00
$109.00
$14.00
$51.00
$26.40
$9.00
$26.00
$26.00
$11.00
$72.00
$26.00
$13.00
$44.00
$66.00
$25.00
$17.00
$22.00
$250.00
$53.00
$38.00
$23.00
$6.00
$9.00
$54.00
$18.00
$10.00
$11.00
$17.00
$84.00
$22.00
$24.00
$42.00
$38.00
$14.00
$13.00
$10.00
$82.00
$54.00
$54.00
$36.00
38 Ton Crane
80 Foot Bucket
Asphalt Cutter
Backhoe/Trailer
Boat W/Motor
Cargo Van (Chevy, Ford, Sprinter)
Chip Dump Truck
Chipper
Compressor/Bore
Digger Derrick
Dump Truck
Engineering Equipped Vehicle
Flatbed W/Boom
Flatbed W/Crane Truck (18T)
Forklift
Material Trailer
Mobile Generator
Mobile substation
OH Service Truck
OH Wire Puller
Oil Tanker/Trailer
Oilspill cleanup
Passenger Car/Sedan
Personnel Lift
Picker
Pickup Truck
Pole Trailer
Pressure Sprayer/Trailer
Pump & Clean Truck
Roller
Semi Tractor
Snow Cat /Trailer
Snowmobile/Trailer/Sled
Soil Compactor Attachment
SUV
Sweeper
Track Hoe/Trailer
TT Personnel Lift
UG Digger Truck
UG Puller
3 OF 4
SNOHOMISH
Rate
$28.00
$16.00
$33.00
$22.00
UG Service Truck
UG Service Van
Walk In Van
Wire Stringing Trailer
Overhead rates
Admin. and General Overhead
Admin and General Supplemental
Superv. Overhead District Labor
Superv. Overhead Contract Service
Stores Overhead
Labor Overhead Straight Time
Labor Overhead Overtime
AFUDC
11.0%
2.3%
3.0%
1.5%
18.0%
59.0%
12.10%
4.15%
effective as of July 1, 12
effective as of Jul 1, 10
effective as of Jan 1, 09
The union rates are weighted averages (in some cases of several classifications) as of Oct 1, 2014
Non-union rates are weighted averages of several classifications on Passport as of Mar 1, 2014.
FROM GENERAL ACCOUNTING--Janie Kaji Phone #8377
4 OF 4
SNOHOMISH
Wahkiakum
Randy Bird
Mark Pritchard
Tim Garrigus
Jeff Thayer
Ron Ihrig
Brian Vosburgh
Jacob Johnson
Chris Heimbigner
Joe Grad
Barry Balvitsch
Steve Van Slyke
Loren Grode
Cody Murdock
John Stoll
Tim Pettit*,**
Rick Dunn
Steve Hunter
Richard Wood
Name
Okanogan County PUD
Okanogan County PUD
Okanogan County PUD
Klickitat PUD #1
Klickitat PUD #1
Klickitat PUD #1
Kittitas
Grant County PUD
Grant County PUD
Franklin County PUD
Franklin County PUD
Ferry County PUD
Douglas County PUD
Chelan County PUD - Wenatchee
Benton PUD
Benton PUD
Benton PUD
Utility
[email protected]
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(509) 962-7219
(509) 447-6353
(509) 422-8407
(509) 422-8483
(509) 422-8482
(509) 773-7649
(509) 773-7634
(509) 773-7629
(509) 933-7200 x 803
(509) 670-8675
(509) 542-5902
(509) 727-3828
(509) 775-3325
(509) 881-2259
(509) 661-4878
(509) 661-4483
(509) 582-1281
(509) 582-1273
(509) 582-1251
Work Telephone
Alan Allie
Pend Oreille PUD
[email protected]
(509) 942-7422
EAST SIDE SUPERINTENDENTS
E-mail
Keith Cordes
City of Ellensburg
[email protected]
East Side Superintendents Rev 7/8/2015
(509) 760-1301
(509) 661-4539
Richard French
City of Richland
Page 1 of 1
Jim Leip
Steve Hunter
(509) 661-4483
(509) 582-1281
(509) 582-1273
(509) 582-1251
Work Phone
(509) 669-2906
(509) 661-4000
(509) 670-6952
(509) 582-2176
(509) 582-2176
(509) 582-2176
24-Hour Phone
(509) 661-8116
(509) 661-8116
(509) 661-8116
(509) 586-4712
(509) 586-4712
(509) 586-4712
Fax Number
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
E-mail
EAST SIDE CONTACTS
Rick Dunn
(509) 661-4539
(509) 860-4797
[email protected]
Tim Pettit, Ops Mgr**
(509) 661-4878
(509) 630-4871 / cell
[email protected]
East Wenatchee, WA 98802
1151 Valley Mall Parkway
Douglas County PUD
Cody Murdock, Line Supt
Wenatchee, WA 98807-1231
327 N. Wenatchee Avenue
P. O. Box 1231
Chelan County PUD
Richard Wood*
Kennewick, WA 99336-0270
1500 S. Ely Street
P. O. Box 6270
Benton PUD
John Stoll, Cust Svc Dir
Chelan County PUD Dispatch
(509) 881-2259
(509) 669-0331 / cell
(509) 430-1084 / cell
Loren Grode, Dist Supt
(509) 881-2353
Ferry County PUD
P. O. Box 1039
686 S. Clark
Republic, WA 99166-1039
Revised 7/8/2015
[email protected]
[email protected]
Tim Beck, GF
(509) 775-3689
East Side Contacts Detail
Page 1 of 3
(509) 775-3326
(509) 775-3325
Steve Van Slyke, Mgr (Primary Contact)
Work Phone
(509) 539-6316
24-Hour Phone
(509) 545-2077
(509) 545-2077
Fax Number
[email protected]
[email protected]
E-mail
EAST SIDE CONTACTS
(509) 727-3828
(509) 727-7998
Barry Balvitsch, Line Supt (Primary Contact)
(509) 542-5902
Pasco, WA 99302
2103 N. 4th
P. O. Box 2407
Franklin County PUD
Joe Grad, Ops Dir
Grant County PUD
P. O. Box 878
254 A Street S.E.
Ephrata, WA 98823
(509) 933-7188
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(509) 670-8675
(509) 899-4435 /cell
(509) 773-3111
[email protected]
(509) 760-1301
(509) 754-1806 x2371
Chris Heimbigner Line Supt (Primary Contact)
Jacob Johnson
Kittitas County PUD
1400 Vantage Hwy
(509) 933-7200 x803
(509) 250-2699
(509) 773-6431
Ellensburg, WA 98296
(509) 773-7629
(509) 250-0004
[email protected]
Brian Vosburgh, AGM/Ops Mgr
Ron Ihrig, COO (Primary Contact)
(509) 773-7634
(509) 773-3111
Goldendale, WA 98620
1313 S. Columbus
Klickitat PUD #1
Jeff Thayer, Ops Mgr
(514) 350-9410
Revised 7/8/2015
(509) 773-7649
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Tim Garrigus
Okanogan County PUD
P. O. Box 912
1331 2nd Avenue N.
Okanogan, WA 98840
Mark Pritchard, Ops Mgr
Randy Bird, Ops Supt
Alan Allie, Const Design Mgr
Pend Orielle County PUD
P. O. Box 190
130 N. Washington Avenue
24-Hour Phone
(509) 422-8417
Fax Number
[email protected]
E-mail
EAST SIDE CONTACTS
Work Phone
(509) 322-1942 (Cell) or
(509) 826-5181 (home
(509) 429-0268 (Cell)
(509) 422-2822 (Home)
(509) 429-0268 (Cell)
(509) 422-8417
(509) 422-8417
(509) 422-8482
(509) 422-8483
(509) 422-8407
[email protected]
(509) 476-3110
(509) 447-6353
Newport, WA 99156-0190
(509) 447-3137
(509) 962-7219
(509) 942-7422
(509) 447-6373
Keith Cordes
[email protected]
[email protected]
Revised 7/8/2015
City of Ellensburg
City of Richland
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Richard French
Jim Leip
BENTON
BENTON
Rates Effective April 1, 2013 to March 31, 2014
CHELAN COUNTY PUD
LABOR RATES
LABOR RATES
BASE PER
HOUR
* LOADED
PER HOUR
# OVERTIME
PER HOUR
*STRAIGHT
TIME PER
DAY
(based on an 8 hr day)
General Foreman
Line Foreman
Journeyman Lineman
Apprentice Lineman
Equipment Operator
On-Call Flagger
A-Level
B-Level
C-Level
Head Groundman
Groundman
Fleet Mechanic
Area Manager
$45.68
$43.52
$38.73
$34.26
$33.05
***
$71.72
$68.33
$60.81
$53.79
$51.89
***
$105.06
$100.10
$89.08
$78.80
$76.02
$45.83
$29.35
$24.21
$34.01
$65.00
$46.08
$38.01
$53.40
$102.05
$67.51
$55.68
$78.22
$149.50
$573.74
$546.61
$486.45
$430.31
$415.11
***
$253.46
$316.87
$380.25
$368.64
$304.08
$427.17
$816.40
(* INCLUDES 57% Overheads)
(# INCLUDES 15% Overheads)
MEAL RATES
Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Penalty for Missing Meal
$19.37 / per meal
$16.00 / per missed meal
SAMPLE CREW STRUCTURE:
FOUR MAN CREW -- UG AND OH
Line Foreman
$43.52
Journeyman Lineman
$77.46
Equipment Operator
$33.05
$154.03
$68.33
$121.61
$51.89
$241.83
$100.10
$178.16
$76.02
$354.27
$546.61
$972.90
$415.11
$1,934.62
THREE MAN CREW -- UG AND OH
Line Foreman
$43.52
Journeyman Lineman
$38.73
Equipment Operator
$33.05
$115.30
$68.33
$60.81
$51.89
$181.02
$100.10
$89.08
$76.02
$265.19
$546.61
$486.45
$415.11
$1,448.17
SAMPLE VEHICLE RATES:
Serviceman Truck
Foreman Truck
Line Truck
Bucket Truck
Backhoe
Trailer
$18.70
$8.25
$22.00
$18.70
$37.40
$3.85
$17.00
$7.50
$20.00
$17.00
$34.00
$3.50
All rest period and other pay follows Chelan County PUD Collective Bargaining Agreement.
***On-Call Flaggers are paid a per diem rate.
A-Level : When called to work on an eight-hour crew, Flaggers will receive A-Level Pay.
B-Level: When called to work on a ten-hour crew, Flaggers will receive B-Level Pay.
C-Level: When called to work on a ten-hour crew in a week in which they have already
worked on an eight-hour crew, the Flaggers will receive C-Level Pay.
Note: Overheads are subject to change. Billings are normally based off of actual charges.
DOUGLAS
PUD 4*1 of Ferry County Mutual Aid Rates as of 08/2014
-
LABOR RATES per hour*
Apprentice Lineman
Journeyman Lineman
Line Foreman
STRAIGHT TIME
$
$
$
$
5482
63.06
63.91
68.18
*Rates include applicable benefits subject to change per CBA.
EQUIPMENT RATES per hour**
Line Truck
Bucket Truck
Service Bucket Truck
Backhoe & Trailer
MiniExcavator&Trailer
1/2TonPickup
1 Ton Pickup
1-1/2 Ton Crew Truck
Add’l equipment per FEMA rates
**Equipment billed same hours as crew.
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
51.00
34.35
28.75
28.25
28.25
14.00
20.00
25.00
OVER TIME
$
$
$
$
96.13
110.00
113.19
120.99
FERRY
FRANKLIN
Franklin PUD vehicle & material rate effective 1/1/2014, labor updated 4/1/14
Date
ACCT#
PO#
Labor
Base per hour X 50.32% = Straight time loaded
Base per hour X 50.32% + base per hour X 16.84% = Overtime loaded
1.5032
1.1684
(16.84% = 7.65 %Fica/medicare & 9.19% Pers)
foreman
lineman or substn electrician
serviceman/Connell rep
apprentice
substn foreman
lead substn electrician
foreman
lineman or substn electrician
serviceman/Connell rep
apprentice
substn foreman
lead substn electrician
Total for Franklin PUD labor
Material
Material
reg hours
reg hours
reg hours
reg hours
reg hours
reg hours
ot hours
ot hours
ot hours
ot hours
ot hours
ot hours
46.04
41.02
43.83
35.00
46.04
43.03
46.04
41.02
43.83
35.00
46.04
43.03
quanity
loaded
rate @
straight
time
loaded
rate @
over time
69.20733
61.66126
65.88526
52.61200
69.20733
64.68270
69.20733
61.66126
65.88526
52.61200
69.20733
64.68270
123.0005
109.589
117.0962
93.506
123.0005
114.9589
Meals
Total for Franklin PUD vehicles & meals
SUB TOTAL
SALES TAX
8.60%
PUBLIC UTILITY TAX
SUB TOTAL
Miscellaneous
GRAND TOTAL
Any questions contact Abby Borchers @ 509 546 5975
total
-
price
Total for Franklin PUD material
Vehicles
truck #
backhoe
Total for vehicles
hours
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
$
-
hours
0
0
0
rate
12.50
12.50
0
20.09
total
0.00
$
$
-
$
$
$
-
3.873%
1 00 41501
1 91 23601
1 91 23603
GRANT
Grant County PUD Labor, Vehicle & Equipment Rates Effective 2014 To April 2015
Base/hour
*Loaded Loaded
*Loaded Overtime/ Overtime/ Day Rate
Base/hour
hour
hour
(8hrs)
Line Foreman
$
45.99
$
71.74
$ 91.98
$ 117.73
$ 573.96
Lineman
$
41.02
$
63.99
$ 82.04
$ 105.01
$ 511.93
$
-
Apprentice Lineman
$
-
Step 1
$
30.42
$
47.46
$ 60.84
$ 77.88
$ 379.64
Step 2
$
31.55
$
49.22
$ 63.10
$ 80.77
$ 393.74
Step 3
$
32.74
$
51.07
$ 65.48
$ 83.81
$ 408.60
Step 4
$
33.89
$
52.87
$ 67.78
$ 86.76
$ 422.95
Step 5
$
35.04
$
54.66
$ 70.08
$ 89.70
$ 437.30
Step 6
$
36.21
$
56.49
$ 72.42
$ 92.70
$ 451.90
Equipment Operator I
$
33.33
$
51.99
$ 66.66
$ 85.32
$ 415.96
Equipment Operator II
$
34.99
$
54.58
$ 69.98
$ 89.57
$ 436.68
(*Loaded rates include overheads and meals)
Grant County PUD Transportation Rates Effective 2013 To April 2014
95' Dbl. Bucket Truck
$26.00
Dbl. Bucket Line Truck
$26.00
Backhoe/Trailer
$18.00
20 Ton Crane
$36.00
Digger Derrick
$30.00
Flatbed Truck
$5.00
Mobile Generator
$9.50
OH Wire Puller
$18.50
OH Service Truck
$20.00
Pole Trailer
$6.75
Pickup Truck
$5.00
Wire Stringing Trailer
$19.50
UG Puller
$18.50
Note : Time charged for vehicles is equal to labor time
Primary Contact: Chris Heimbigner
Work Phone: (509) 754-1806
Cell Phone: (509) 670-8675
Fax number: (509) 754-5292
[email protected]
Secondary Contact: Jacob Johnson
Work Phone: (509) 754-5088
Cell phone: (509) 760-1301
KLICKITAT
Kittitas PUD
Kittitas PUD
Small District with limited resource.
May be able to respond with materials
on a case by case basis.
RATES EFFECTIVE-4/1/2014
Okanogan County PUD Labor, Vehicle and Equipment Rates
Line Foreman
Lineman
Apprentice 1-6
Rate per Hour
Loaded Per Hour
$45.14
$74.93
$40.17
$66.68
$30.09-$35.88
$49.94-$59.56
Hour
3-man crew- (Foreman + 2 lineman) - $208.30
4-man crew- (Foreman + 3 lineman) - $274.98
Line Truck-$30.00/hr
Bucket Truck- $35.00/hr
Foreman Truck-$20.00/hr
Backhoe-$35.00/hr
Contacts
Primary Contact Name
Mark Pritchard
Operations Manager
Work -509-422-8482
Home -509-826-5181
Cell - 509-322-1942
Fax - 509-422-8417
[email protected]
Secondary Contact Name
Randy Bird
Operations Superintendent
Work - 509-422-8483
Home -509-422-2822
Cell - 509-429-0268
Fax - 509-422-8417
[email protected]
Third Contact Name
Allen Allie
Construction Design Manager
Work - 509-422-8407
Home -509-476-3110
Cell - 509-429-3661
Fax - 509-422-8417
[email protected]
OT Loaded Rate
$149.86
$133.36
$99.88-$119.12
Daily
Weekly
$1,666.64 $8,332.00
$2,199.84 $10,999.20
CLASSIFICATION
LINE FOREMAN
LINEMAN
SERVICEMAN
$20.16
BASE
RATE
$45.29
$40.32
$43.53
PEND OREILLE PUD RATES 04/1/14 TO 03/31/15
MEAL RATE
4.02%
15%
OVERTIME
BASE RATE OVERTIME RATE
BASE RATE
OVERTIME RATE
RATE
OVERHEAD
OVERHEAD
PLUS OVERHEAD PLUS OVERHEAD
$90.58
61.00%
17.9367%
$72.92
$106.83
$80.64
61.00%
17.9367%
$64.92
$95.10
$87.06
61.00%
17.9367%
$70.08
$102.68
PEND OREILLE PUD TRANSPORTATION RATES EFFECTIVE 04/01/14 TO 03/31/15
BOOM TRUCK
$30.00
BUCKET TRUCK
$26.00
BACKHOE/EXCAVATOR & TRAILER
$19.50
OH SERVICE TRUCK
$20.00
PICKUP TRUCK
$15.00
FLATBED TRUCK
$13.00
ALL TRAILERS
$6.75
UG PULLER WITH TRAILER
$10.00
*Charge for vehicles is based on labor hours
STORES OVERHEAD
TAX OVERHEAD

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