U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR
WASHINGTON 20210
NOVEMBER 15, 1965
MEMORANDUM # 65
TO: AGENCIES ADMINISTERING STATUTES REFERRED TO IN 29 CFR,
SUBTITLE A, PART 5
PROM: Charles Donahue
Solicitor of Labor
SUBJECT: Semi-annual Enforcement Reports
This memorandum supersedes our All Agency Memorandum No. 60, dated
June 25, 1964, regarding the semi-annual enforcement reports
required by Section 5.7(b) of Regulations, Part 5,
Section 5.7(b) has been amended changing the due dates of the
subject reports, and prescribing a new reporting form. (See
30 F.R. 13136). These changes were made after consultation with
agency representatives.
The attached form is prescribed for use by all reporting agencies
in submitting the semi-annual enforcement reports. However,
should the use of the new form for the January 31, 1966, report
create undue hardship, the use of the old form is permissible.
Attachments:
Copies of prescribed reporting form.

































Semi-Annual Labor Compliance Report
To The Department of Labor
Pursuant to Section 5.7(b) of
Regulations, Part 5*
Date
This report covers period from  to ,19 .
1. a. Number of prime construction contracts awarded .
b. Total dollar amount of prime construction contracts awarded $ .
c. Number of preconstruction conferences which included explanation
of labor standards requirements
d. Number of preconstruction letters sent contractors advising of
labor standards requirements
II. a. Number of Complaints Received From
(1) Employees
(2) Unions
(3) All Other Sources
b. Number of Investigations Initiated
(1) Number of recorded employee interviews
(2) Number of Limited Investigations
(3) Number of Full Scale Investigations
(4) Number of Contractors found in violation
c. Restitution and Liquidated Damages
(1) Restitution made under Davis-Bacon and related Acts $
(2) Restitution made under Contract Work Hours Standards
Act $
(3) Amounts of liquidated damages assessed under the
Contract Work Hours Standards Act $ .
(4) Number of workers receiving wage restitution .
III, Remarks
Signed
Name
Title
Agency
See Reverse Side























Instructions
Agencies having separate procurement branches shall submit
separate reports. For example DOD will submit separate
reports for Corps of Engineers, Department of the Army,
Department of the Navy, Air Force etc.
I.a Include construction, alteration or repair contracts let by
agency and/or (where applicable) its operating and management
contractors. Include Federally*assisted contracts requiring
Davis-Bacon-type minimum rates.
11.b(1) A recorded interview should include not only the employee's
responses as to his duties, classification, and hourly rates
paid [including overtime rates], but also any details available
as to what work the employee was actually performing, and what
tools, if any, he was using.
11.b(3) Full Scale Investigation
An investigation, complete and detailed, into the administration
of labor standards provisions of the construction contract when
there is reason to believe there has been violation of contract
clauses.
III. Include under remarks a summary of any compliance procedures and
practices not covered in the report.