{"data":{"id":"us/7-cfr-exhibit-d-to-subpart-e-of-part-1901","jurisdiction":"us","citation":"7 CFR Exhibit D to Subpart E of Part 1901","heading":"Exhibit D to Subpart E of Part 1901—Goals and Timetables for Minorities and Women","body":"The preamble to regulations establishing a new part 60-4 to 41 CFR chapter 60 published at 43 FR 14888-14894, April 7, 1978, states that OFCCP contemplates proposing standards and goals for minorities within the very near future. Until that notice has been proposed and final action taken, construction contractors and subcontractors will continue to be subject to the goals and timetables for minority utilization on Federal and federally assisted construction existing now under Executive order 11246. Such goals are published in appendix B.\nNow, therefore, based on the foregoing and 41 CFR part 60-4, each contracting agency, each applicant, and each contractor shall include the appropriate goal set forth in appendix A and appendix B in all invitations for bids or other solicitations for federally involved construction contracts in excess of $10,000. The goals in appendix A hereby are established on a nationwide basis as the standards for female utilization for all trades.\nAppendix B established the goals for minority utilization which shall be applicable for the respective areas set forth in appendix B.\nAppendix A and appendix B shall be effective with respect to transactions for which the invitations for bids or other solicitations or amendments thereto are sent, on or after May 8, 1978.\nWeldon J. Rougeau,\nDirector, OFCCP.\nMarch 28, 1978.\nAppendix A\nThe following goals and timetables for female utilization shall be included in all Federal and federally assisted construction contracts and subcontracts in excess of $10,000. The goals are applicable to the contractor's aggregate on-site construction workforce whether or not part of that workforce is performing work on a Federal or federally assisted construction contract or subcontract.\narea covered\nGoals for Women apply nationwide.\nGoals and Timetables\nTimetable Goals (percent)\nFrom Apr. 1, 1978 until Mar. 31, 1979 3.1\nFrom Apr. 1, 1979 until Mar. 31, 1980 5.1\nFrom Apr. 1, 1980 until Mar. 31, 1981 6.9\nAppendix B\nUntil further notice, the following goals and timetables for minority utilization shall be included in all Federal or federally assisted construction contracts and subcontracts in excess of $10,000 to be performed in the respective covered areas. The goals are applicable to the contractor's aggregate on-site construction workforce whether or not part of that workforce is performing work on a Federal or federally assisted construction contract or subcontract.\nRegion 1\nboston, mass. area\nArea covered—Arlington, Boston, Belmont, Brookline, Burlington, Cambridge, Canton, Chelsea, Dedham, Everett, Malden, Medford, Wakefield, Westwood, Winthrop, Winchester, Woburn, and the Islands of Boston Harbor, Mass.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 10.8-10.12\nBoilermakers 9.6-12.0\nBricklayers 8.0-10.0\nCarpenters 11.6-14.5\nCement masons 25.5-27.5\nElectricians 6.0-7.0\nElevator constructors 9.5-11.4\nGlaziers 8.8-11.0\nIronworkers 5.9-6.9\nLathers 6.9-8.9\nOperating engineers 14.1-15.0\nPainters 9.1-11.1\nPipefitters 11.0-12.1\nPlasterers 20.5-22.5\nPlumbers 9.8-11.8\nRoofers 8.4-10.5\nSheetmetal workers 10.1-12.1\nSprinkler fitters 12.3-15.6\nAll other trades 10.3-12.3\nstate of rhode island area\nArea covered—Statewide.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 5.0\nRegion II\nbuffalo, ny area\nArea covered—Erie County and Buffalo, NY.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 10.6-13.2\ncamden, nj area\nArea covered—Camden, NJ, area of Camden, Salem, and Gloucester Counties.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 11.6-14.5\nBoilermakers 10.8-13.5\nBricklayers 17.8-20.0\nCarpenters 11.2-13.0\nCement masons 12.0-15.0\nElectricians 14.9-17.8\nElevator constructors 10.8-13.5\nGlaziers 16.0-20.0\nLathers 10.8-13.5\nOperating engineers 10.0-12.5\nPainters/decorators/paperhangers 8.8-12.8\nPlasterers 17.0-19.0\nPlumbers/pipefitters/steamfitters 8.4-10.5\nRoofers 8.4-10.5\nSheetmetal workers 11.2-14.0\nSprinkler fitters 10.8-13.5\nStructural metal workers 12.9-15.3\nWharf 7 dock builders 10.8-13.5\nelmira, ny area\nArea covered—Chemung, Steuben, Schuyler, Tioga, and Yates Counties, NY.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 4.0-5.0\nlong island, ny area\nArea covered—Nassau and Suffolk Counties, NY.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 6.0-8.0\nwestchester, ny area\nArea covered—Westchester County, NY.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 11-13\nRegion III\nstate of delaware area\nArea covered—State of Delaware.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 11-13\nphiladelphia, pa, area\nArea covered—Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties, PA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Ironworkers 22-26\nPlumbers and pipefitters 20-24\nSteamfitters 20-24\nSheetmetal workers 19-23\nElectrical workers 19-23\nElevator construction workers 19-23\npittsburgh, pa, area\nArea covered—Allegheny County, PA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 24.3-27.8\nBoilermakers 33.8-37.7\nBricklayers 11.9-13.0\nCarpenters 11.8-12.9\nCement masons 16.3-18.1\nElectricians 17.0-20.3\nGlaziers 26.9-30.4\nIronworkers 25.5-29.9\nLathers 12.7-13.8\nOperating engineers 44.2-48.3\nPainters 16.4-17.9\nPlasterers 34.3-38.0\nPlumbers 7.8-9.2\nRoofers 47.1-50.1\nSheetmetal workers 26.0-26.9\nSteamfitters 10.1-12.9\nTile setters 13.6-16.0\nAll other 27.6-31.5\nwashington, dc, area\nArea covered—District of Columbia; the Virginia cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, and Falls Church; the Virginia counties of Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William; and the Maryland counties of Montgomery and Prince Georges.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Electricians 28.0-34.0\nPainters and paperhangers 35.0-42.0\nPlumbers, pipefitters and steamfitters 25.0-30.0\nIron workers 35.0-43.0\nSheetmetal workers 25.0-31.0\nElevator constructors 34.0-40.0\nAsbestos workers 26.0-32.0\nLathers 34.0-40.0\nBoilermakers 24.0-30.0\nTile and terrazzo workers 28.0-34.0\nGlaziers 28.0-34.0\nRegion IV\natlanta, ga, area\nArea covered—Atlanta, GA, Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area which includes Fulton, DeKalb, Cobb, Clayton, and Gwinnett Counties.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 8.6-10.3\nBricklayers 16.3-18.2\nCarpenters 11.0-12.8\nElectricians 10.9-12.2\nGlaziers 10.2-12.2\nIronworkers 14.0-16.0\nMetal lathers 10.0-12.0\nPainters 10.3-12.0\nPlumbers 9.4-10.9\nPipefitters 9.4-10.9\nPlasterers 24.4-25.8\nRoofers 18.0-20.0\nSheetmetal workers 9.5-11.3\nSprinkler fitters 8.3-9.9\nOperating engineers 24.0-27.7\nElevator installers 9.6-11.5\nbirmingham, al, area\nArea covered—Jefferson, Shelby, and Walker Counties, AL.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 20-24\ncharlotte, nc, area\nArea covered—Mecklenburg and Union Counties, NC.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 24-30\njacksonville, fl, area\nArea covered—Drival County, FL.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 20-23\nlouisville, ky, area\nArea covered—Adair, Barren, Bullitt, Carrol, Edmundson, Grayson, Green, Hardin, Hart, Henry, Jefferson, Larue, Meade, Nelson, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer, Taylor, Trimble, Warren, and Washington Counties, KY; and Clark, Floyd and Harrison Counties, IN.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 12.0-16.0\nmiami, fl, area\nArea covered—Dade County, FL.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 20.0-40.0\nnashville, tn, area\nArea covered—City of Nashville, TN.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 16.0-20.0\nRegion V\nakron, oh, area\nArea covered—Summit, Portage, and Medina Counties, OH.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 10.0-12.5\ncanton, oh, area\nArea covered—Carroll, Holmes, Stark, Tuscarawas, and Wayne Counties, OH.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 7.0-8.4\nchicago, il, area\nArea covered—Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry, and Will Counties.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 8.6-10.3\nBricklayers 16.3-8.2\nCarpenters 11.0-12.8\nElectricians 10.9-12.2\nElevator installers 9.6-11.5\nGlaziers 10.2-12.2\nIronworkers 14.0-16.0\nMetal lathers 10.0-12.0\nPainters 10.3-12.1\nPlumbers 9.4-10.9\nPipe fitters 9.4-10.9\nPlasterers 24.4-25.8\nRoofers 18.0-20.0\nSheetmetal workers 9.5-11.3\nSprinkler fitters 8.3-9.9\nOperating engineers (1)\n1 15.7 and above.\ncincinnati, oh, area\nArea covered. Ohio counties of Clermont, Hamilton, and Warren and in the Kentucky counties of Boone, Campbell, and Kenton, and in the Indiana county of Dearborn.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 9.3-12.2\nBoilermakers 8.0-8.4\nCarpenters 9.0-10.7\nElevator constructors 10.2-12.7\nEngineers (stationary) 26.9-28.4\nFloor layers 9.0-10.5\nGlaziers 9.1-11.1\nLathers 9.3-10.6\nMarble, tile and terrazzo workers and helpers 8.3-9.9\nMillwrights 9.1-10.3\nPainters 11.0-13.5\nPipefitters 10.0-12.0\nPlasterers 8.7 to 9.6\nPlumbers 10.0-12.7\nSheetmetal workers 10.1-11.3\nAll other 11.0-11.8\ncleveland, oh, area\nArea covered—Ashland, Ashtabula, Crawford, Cuyahoga, Erie, Geauga, Huron, Lake, Lorain, Sandusky, and Seneca Counties, OH.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Art glass workers 25.4-28.6\nAsbestos workers 20.9-23.9\nBoilermakers 16.3-18.9\nBricklayers 28.8-29.5\nCarpenters 8.0-8.6\nCement masons 41.1-42.2\nElectricians 15.1-18.1\nElevator constructors 28.9-32.5\nGlaziers 35.8-40.0\nIronworkers 11.4-13.2\nPainters 17.7-18.4\nPipefitters 15.7-17.9\nPlasterers 21.6-23.2\nPlumbers 20.8-23.4\nRoofers 28.9-31.8\nAll other 17.0-18.8\ndayton, oh, area\nArea covered—Greene, Miami, Montgomery, and Preble Counties, OH.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 10.6-11.8\ndetroit, mi., area\nArea covered—Wayne, Oakland, and Macomb Counties, MI.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Electricians 17.0-19.0\nOperating engineers 16.9-18.0\nLathers 18.6-19.6\nPainters 15.0-17.7\nRiggers 16.8-17.7\nRoofers 15.3-16.6\nTile, terrazzo marble workers 15.0-17.8\nTile and marble helpers 16.0-18.5\nTerrazzo helpers 17.8-19.5\nAll other 18.6-20.4\nevansville, in, area\nArea covered—Vanderburgh County, IN.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 6.3-7.6\nfort wayne, in, area\nArea covered—Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, LaGrange, Noble, Steuben, Wells, and Whitley Counties, IN.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Plumbers 5.2-5.5\nSteamfitters 5.2-5.5\nCarpenters 5.7-5.2\nBricklayers 9.3-10.4\nElectricians 5.2-5.9\nSheetmetal workers 4.4-5.2\nIronworkers 7.3-8.4\nOperating engineers 5.2-6.0\nPainters 11.0-12.0\nAll other 7.1-8.0\nindianapolis, in, area\nArea covered—Marion County, IN.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 32.2-37.7\nBricklayers 17.4-19.5\nElectricians 6.6-7.8\nElevator constructors 15.5-18.0\nGlaziers 25.2-28.6\nIronworkers 11.6-14.0\nLathers 21.1-22.0\nOperating engineers 7.7-8.8\nPainters 22.4-25.0\nPlasterers 27.5-30.4\nPlumbers 25.5-30.0\nRoofers 15.9-18.1\nSheetmetal workers 9.3-10.9\nSteamfitters 14.9-17.1\nAll other 14.1-16.2\npeoria, il, area\nArea covered—Peoria, Fulton, Tazewell, Woodford, Knox, Stark, Marshall, Hancock, Mason, McLean, McDonough, Henderson, Warren, Livingston, Bureau, Henry, and Putnam Counties, IL.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 5.0-6.0\nrockford, il, area\nArea covered—Boone, Winnebago, Stephenson, De Kalb, Ogle, Lee, and Jo Daviess Counties; Cherry Grove, Shannon, Rock Creek, Lima, Wysox, and Elkhorn Townships in Carroll County; Genesee, Jordan, Hopkins, Sterling, Hume, Montmorency, Tampico, and Hahnaman Townships in Whiteside County, IL.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 10.0-12.0\nsouth bend, in, area\nArea covered—St. Joseph, County, IN.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 8.0-10.0\ntoledo, oh, area\nArea covered—Defiance, Fulton, Hancock, Henry, Lusas, Ottawa, Williams, and Wood Counties, OH.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 10.7-12.3\nyoungstown, oh area\nArea covered—Columbiana, Mahoning, and Trumbull Counties, OH; and Lawrence and Mercer Counties, PA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 6.0-7.1\nRegion VI\nel paso, tx, area\nArea covered—El Paso County, TX.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 55.1-66.2\nlawton, ok, area\nArea covered—Commanche County, OK.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 15.8-16.8\nlittle rock, ar, area\nArea covered—Pulaski County, AR.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 25.6-30.6\nnew orleans, la.\nArea covered—Parishes of Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard, St. Tammany, St. Charles, St. John, Lafourche, Plaquemines, Washington, Terrebonne, Tangipahoa, 1 Livingston, 2 and St. James. 3\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 20-23\ntulsa, ok\nArea covered—Tulsa, Creek, Mayes, Rogers, Okfuskee, Washington, Nowata, Craig, Ottawa, Delaware, Okmulgee (northern half), dividing line Highway 16; Osage (eastern half), dividing line Highway 18; Pawnee (eastern half), and Payne (eastern half) Counties, OK.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Bricklayers 24.0-25.0\nCarpenters 17.0-18.0\nCement masons 21.5-22.5\nFloor covers 12.0-14.0\nGlaziers, glass workers 14.7-17.3\nOperating engineers 22.0-24.0\nPainters 18.0-20.0\nPipefitters 10.0-12.0\nPlumbers 11.6-13.2\nRoofers 12.0-14.0\nSheetmetal workers 8.0-10.0\nAll other trades 12.0-14.4\nRegion VII\nkansas city (ks) and (mo)\nArea covered—Clay, Platte, Jackson, Bates, Carroll, Lafayette, Ray, Johnson, Henry, and Cass Counties, Mo., and Wyandotte, Johnson, and Miami Counties, KS.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 10.3-11.7\nBoilermakers 5.9-6.4\nBricklayers 19.4-20.7\nCarpenters 5.9-6.9\nCarpet, linoleum and resilient floor decorators 5.5-6.4\nCement masons 25.5-26.5\nElevator constructors 9.2-10.7\nElectricians 8.0-9.4\nGlaziers 9.8 to 10.5\nLathers 14.5-15.6\nMarble masons, tile layers and terrazzo workers 7.5-9.0\nMarble and tile helpers 4.8-5.6\nOperating engineers 9.0-10.9\nPainters 14.3-15.0\nPipefitters 6.9-7.7\nPlasterers 19.0-20.4\nPlumbers 8.3-9.3\nRoofers 14.0-15.0\nSheetmetal workers 7.0-8.0\nTeamsters 25.0-26.0\nAll other trades 11.4-12.5\nomaha, ne\nArea covered—Sharpy and Douglas Counties, NE, Council Bluffs, IA (city limits only).\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 9.0-10.0\nst. louis, mo\nArea covered—City of St. Louis, Mo., and St. Louis, MO.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 5.2-5.7\nBoilermakers 34.0-37.7\nBricklayers 12.6-14.2\nCarpenters 8.2-8.9\nCement and concrete finishers 13.3-16.6\nElectricians 13.6-16.1\nElevator constructors 8.7-9.3\nGlaziers 28.7-34.5\nIronworkers 9.0-10.4\nLathers and plasterers 24.2-29.7\nOperating engineers 13.2-15.7\nPainters and paperhangers 25.1-29.3\nPlumbers and pipefitters 13.2-15.4\nRoofers and slaters 17.1-19.6\nSheetmetal workers 22.5-27.0\nTilesetters and terrazzo workers 8.8-10.4\ntopeka, ks\nArea covered—Shawnee County, KS.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 8.8-10.5\nRegion VIII\ncolorado\nArea covered—State of Colorado\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 13-14\nRegion IX\nalameda county, ca, area\nArea covered—Alameda County, CA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 28.5-33.0\narizona\nArea covered—State of Arizona.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 25.0-30.0\ncontra costa county, ca\nArea covered: Contra Costa County, CA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 17.0-19.5\nfresno county, ca\nArea covered. Fresno, Madera, Kings, and Tulare Counties, CA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 20.0-27.0\nlas vegas, nv\nArea covered. Area of jurisdiction of the Building \u0026 Construction Trades Council of Clark, Lincoln, Nye and Esmeralda Counties, NV.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 17.7-20.2\nBricklayers 18.8-21.3\nCarpenters 16.2-17.5\nGlaziers, floorcoverers, painters, tapers and wallcoverers 16.3-17.7\nPlasterers 24.6-27.2\nPlumbers and pipefitters 15.2-16.2\nSheet metal workers 16.2-17.7\nWood, wire and metal lathers 18.1-19.3\nAll other trades 18.0-19.5\nlos angeles county, ca\nArea covered. Area of jurisdiction of the Los Angeles Building \u0026 Construction Trades Council.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 21.7-25.1\nmonterey, ca\nArea covered. Monterey County, CA, and within the jurisdiction of the Monterey County Building \u0026 Construction Trades Council, AFL-CIO.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 27.0-29.8\nnorth bay, ca\nArea covered. Solano, Napa, Lake, Marin, Mendocino, and Sonoma Counties.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 10.5-12.6\nsacramento, ca\nArea covered. Sacramento, Yolo, Amador, Placer, El Dorado, Nevada, and Sierra Counties, CA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 17.5-20.0\nsan diego county, ca\nArea covered. San Diego County, CA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 24.0-30.0\nsan francisco city and county, ca\nArea covered. City and County of San Francisco, CA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Electricians 17.0\nPlumbers, pipefitters and steamfitters 14.0\nStructural metal workers 20.0\nSheet metal workers 19.0\nAsbestos workers 40.0\nsan mateo county, ca\nArea covered. San Mateo County, CA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 12.0-14.0\nsanta clara county, ca\nArea covered. Santa Clara County, CA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 18.0-21.7\nsanta cruz county, ca\nArea covered. Santa Cruz County, CA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 17.0-20.4\nRegion X\nalaska\nArea covered. State of Alaska.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Asbestos workers 26.4-28.0\nCarpenters 25.7-28.0\nElectricians 25.7-28.0\nIronworkers 25.7-28.0\nOperating engineers 26.1-28.0\nPainters 25.8-28.0\nPile drivers 25.1-28.0\nPlumbers and steamfitters 25.4-28.0\nRoofers 27.6-28.0\nSheetmetal workers 25.6-28.0\nTeamsters 25.6-28.0\nAll other 26.1-28.1\npasco, wa\nArea covered. The area of jurisdiction of the Southeastern Washington Building \u0026 Construction Trades Council as follows: all of Benton, Franklin, and Walla Walla Counties, Grant County to Highway 2 and the southwest corner of Adams County, WA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice Boilermakers 12.5-15.0\nBricklayers 11.0-13.5\nCarpenters 9.8-12.3\nCement finishers 11.5-14.0\nElectricians 10.0-12.5\nIronworkers 10.0-12.5\nOperating engineers 10.2-12.7\nPainters 10.0-12.5\nPlumbers and fitters .9-12.4\nSheetmetal workers 10.8-13.3\nLaborers 9.5-13.3\nAll other 10.0-12.5\nportland, or\nArea covered—Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington Counties, OR.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 5.5-6.5\nseattle, wa\nArea covered—King County, WA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 8.8-11.5\nspokane, wa\nArea covered—Washington Counties: Spokane, Whitman, Lincoln, Adams, Stevens, Pend Oreille, Columbia, Garfield, Asotin, Ferry, Okanogan, Chelan, Douglas and Grant (north of Highway 2), and in connection with Indian employment, parts of any other counties included in reservations incorporating portions of the above area; Idaho: Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, Shoshone, Benewah, Latah, Clearwater, Nez Perce, Lewis, and Idaho, and in connection with Indian employment, any other territory included in reservations, part of which are in the above counties.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All (1)\n1 2.0 and above.\ntacoma, wa\nArea covered—Pierce, Thurston, Mason, Lewis, Grays Harbor, and Pacific Counties, WA.\nGoals and Timetables\n[In percent]\nTimetable Trade Goal\nUntil further notice All 12.2-15.0","path":["Title 7—Agriculture","Subtitle B—Regulations of the Department of Agriculture","CHAPTER XVIII—RURAL HOUSING SERVICE, RURAL BUSINESS-COOPERATIVE SERVICE, AND RURAL UTILITIES SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE","SUBCHAPTER H—PROGRAM REGULATIONS","PART 1901—PROGRAM-RELATED INSTRUCTIONS","Subpart E—Civil Rights Compliance Requirements"],"source_url":"https://www.ecfr.gov/api/versioner/v1/full/2026-08-25/title-7.xml","current_through":"2026-08-25","vintage":"","retrieved_at":"2026-08-27T02:24:01Z","sha256":"e5ca4ac01c3343e4af801584821b5e09ec4664c9fc5e39b85cf7689c5c5861e0","source_id":"us-cfr","stale":true,"prev":"us/7-cfr-exhibit-c-to-subpart-e-of-part-1901","next":"us/7-cfr-exhibit-e-to-subpart-e-of-part-1901"},"notice":"GroundRules: Original legal text. 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