Veltronx

Who this is for · Prevailing wage & federal work

Back-Office Support for Prevailing Wage and Federal Contractors

Is Veltronx a fit?

Veltronx is a good fit for contractors who win prevailing-wage public works or federal construction jobs and carry the compliance paperwork that comes with them. A dedicated Veltronx team prepares weekly certified payroll reports, tracks worker classifications, wage rates and fringe benefits, collects subcontractor payrolls and keeps compliance files organized, all for your review and signature.

Public and federal work pays well and keeps crews busy, but each job adds a weekly reporting cycle, a wage determination to follow and a file the agency or prime contractor can ask to see at any time.

CERTIFIED PAYROLLWEEK ENDINGClassifications checkedEach worker against the wage determinationCHECKEDRates & fringes appliedBasic hourly rate · fringe · overtimeAPPLIEDSubcontractor payrollsReceived · logged · gaps flaggedLOGGEDWeekly report preparedReady for your review and signatureFOR SIGNATUREIllustrative · you review, sign and submit every report
One week of certified payroll on a prevailing-wage job, prepared for your signature. Illustrative.

The back-office reality

The paperwork prevailing-wage and federal jobs add.

Requirements vary by agency, state and contract, but most jobs share the same recurring obligations.

  1. 01

    Weekly certified payroll

    Federal Davis-Bacon jobs require a certified payroll each week (commonly on Form WH-347 or an equivalent), and many state prevailing-wage programs have their own weekly or electronic reporting, often through an agency or prime contractor portal.

  2. 02

    Classifications and wage determinations

    Every worker has to be paid at least the rate for the classification of work they actually performed, as set in the job's wage determination, including fringe benefits.

  3. 03

    Fringe benefit tracking

    Fringes can be paid as cash or into bona fide plans, and the split has to be documented for each worker and each week.

  4. 04

    Apprentice documentation

    Apprentices paid below the journeyworker rate generally need to be registered in an approved program, and ratios may apply.

  5. 05

    Subcontractor compliance

    Primes are commonly responsible for collecting and checking their subcontractors' certified payrolls, so missing or late sub reports become your problem.

  6. 06

    Postings, records and audits

    Wage posters, payroll records and supporting documents need to be kept and produced when an agency or prime asks.

Where Veltronx fits

Where a Veltronx team helps on prevailing-wage work.

Each role is a dedicated team member assigned to your company, working inside your systems and trained on your procedures.

Certified payroll specialist

  • Weekly certified payroll reports prepared from your payroll
  • Classifications, rates and fringes checked against the wage determination
  • Statement of compliance prepared for your signature
  • Portal uploads prepared for you to review and submit
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Construction accountant

  • Job costing for public and private jobs side by side
  • Fringe benefit plan contributions reconciled
  • Progress billing and retainage on public contracts
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Project coordinator or admin

  • Subcontractor certified payroll collection and follow-up
  • Compliance document logs per job
  • Wage determination and contract file organized for audit
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Getting started

A sensible first step.

  1. 01Start with a certified payroll specialist on your current prevailing-wage jobs.
  2. 02Add subcontractor compliance tracking once your own reports are on a reliable weekly cycle.
  3. 03Extend to job costing and billing for public contracts as volume grows.

What stays with you

Prepared by us. Decided by you.

Veltronx staff prepare; you certify. Your authorized signer reviews and signs every statement of compliance, and you decide what is submitted. Veltronx does not give legal advice on wage determinations or classification disputes; those go to your counsel or the contracting agency.

FAQ

Questions we hear.

Can Veltronx prepare our certified payroll reports?
Yes. A Veltronx team member prepares weekly certified payroll from your payroll records, checks classifications, rates and fringes against the job's wage determination, and prepares the report and statement of compliance for your authorized signer to review, sign and submit.
Do you handle federal Davis-Bacon and state prevailing-wage jobs?
Your team member can prepare reports in the format each job requires, whether that is Form WH-347, a state form or an agency or prime contractor portal. Confirm the programs and portals you work with during scoping.
Can you collect certified payrolls from our subcontractors?
Yes. Collecting, logging and following up on subcontractor certified payrolls is a common part of the role, with gaps flagged to you before they become a problem with the agency or prime.
Who is responsible for the accuracy of the report?
You are, as the contractor certifying it. Veltronx prepares and checks the report; your authorized signer reviews and signs it. That review step is built into every engagement.
How much does it cost?
Veltronx pricing is quote-based: one monthly fee per dedicated team member, built around your needs, the experience level the role requires and your timeline, and confirmed in writing after a discovery call.

Win the public work. Let us prepare the paperwork.

A 30-minute discovery call: how your estimating, accounting, payroll and administrative work flows today, which systems are involved, and how a Veltronx team fits.