Contractor Compliance
and Monitoring, Inc.,
is approved by the California Department
of Industrial Relations as a
third party administrator
of Labor Compliance Programs. The
Company was specifically created to
provide Public Entities with a
program which meets the requirements of
Labor Compliance and
Section 1771.7 &
1771.8 of the California
Labor Code at a competitive price.
WHERE
does Contractor Compliance & Monitoring,
Inc. perform work?
s
Contractor Compliance & Monitoring, Inc.
(CCMI) performs work from Yreka in the north
to Chula Vista in the south.
CCMI has three statewide offices in
Belmont (Bay Area), Tracy (Central
Valley) and San Diego (Southern).
WHAT
is a Labor Compliance Program?
A Labor Compliance Program (LCP)
monitors and checks for the proper
payment of prevailing wages and
compliance with state mandated
apprenticeship requirements.
Labor
Code sections 1771.7 and 1771.8 place
certain obligations on an awarding body
that chooses to use certain state bond
funds, to “initiate and enforce, or
contract with a third party to initiate
and enforce, a labor compliance program,
as described in subdivision (b) of
section 1771.5, with respect to that
public works project."
WHO
needs a Labor Compliance Program?
Public Entities using funds from:
- The Kindergarten-University Public Education Facilities Bond Act
of 2002
(Prop 47)
- The
Kindergarten-University Public Education
Facilities Bond Act of 2004
(Prop 55)
- The Water
Security, Clean Drinking Water, Coastal
and Beach Protection Act of 2002
(Prop 50)
- The Safe
Drinking Water, Water Quality and
Supply, Flood Control, River and Coastal
Protection Bond Act of 2006
(Prop 84)
- HOME Investment Partnership Program
recipients
- Other State, Federal and Local
Programs who require Labor Compliance
