SVC / GOV Oregon & Washington

Government & Public Works Electrical Contractor

Public agencies need an electrical contractor who understands prevailing wage, certified payroll, and procurement as well as conduit and gear. Paramount Electric Co. performs electrical construction, upgrades, and service on publicly funded projects for municipal, county, state, and special-district owners across Oregon and Washington, with Oregon BOLI and federal Davis-Bacon experience.

Prevailing wage and certified payroll, done right

We have performed prevailing-wage work under Oregon BOLI and federal Davis-Bacon rules and provide certified payroll on every publicly funded project. We respond to public solicitations with complete, compliant bids, carry the bonding and insurance public owners require, and deliver the submittals, O&M manuals, and as-builts your project manual calls for.

Facilities we serve

City halls and administrative offices, public works yards and fleet shops, water and wastewater facilities, libraries, community centers, parks and recreation buildings, transit facilities, and public housing. Work ranges from lighting and panel upgrades to complete electrical systems on new or renovated buildings.

Occupied buildings, controlled schedules

Most public projects happen while the building keeps serving the public. We phase work, schedule shutdowns around operations, maintain life-safety systems throughout, and keep agency staff informed with clear daily communication.

FAQ Common questions

Government & Public Works Electrical — Questions We Hear

Do you perform prevailing-wage work?
Yes. We track and report prevailing-wage rates under Oregon BOLI and Washington L&I requirements and provide certified payroll on every public project.
Can you work as a subcontractor on public projects?
Yes. We regularly work under general contractors on publicly funded projects and provide the compliance paperwork the prime contractor passes along to the owner.
What documentation do you provide at closeout?
As-builts, panel schedules, test reports, O&M manuals, warranty letters, and any owner-specific closeout forms required by the project manual.

Ready to talk about government & public works electrical?

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