Apprentice requirements on county public works contracts
Prince George's County
Summary
CB-062-2026, amended in committee, would require contractors on public works projects to employ workers from registered apprenticeship programs and boost damages for violations — aimed at building the local skilled-trades pipeline.
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Last discussed Jun 29, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could raise labor compliance costs for county public-works contractors; no dollar figure was stated.
Apprentices and workers in registered skilled-trades programs, who get more public-works job opportunities.
Contractors who don't use registered apprentices could face new requirements and higher damages.
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