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Centerre Construction, Inc.

Denver, Colorado · NAICS 236220 · 4 federal records

OSHA: 1 insp.Injuries: no recordLabor: 2 casesImmigration: 1 LCAContracts: not listed

The federal record for Centerre Construction, Inc., Denver, Colorado, consists of 1 OSHA inspection, 2 concluded Wage and Hour Division cases and 1 labor condition application; the employer is classified under Construction of Buildings.

OSHA opened 1 inspection at Centerre Construction, Inc. sites in Colorado since 2016, issuing 0 citations. Current penalties total $0, $0 per inspection, below the national figure of $3,754. No citation is recorded as contested.

The Wage and Hour Division concluded 2 compliance actions involving Centerre Construction, Inc., recording no back wages.

It filed 1 labor condition application with OFLC across fiscal years 2025–2026, covering 1 worker position. Wage figures are shown only where at least three applications state a wage, so none is given here. The most common prevailing wage level is Level I (100% of filings).

OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Citations may be contested; the status shown reflects the record at the data date. Enforcement data through 14 Sep 2026.

1inspections since 2016
0citations issued0 serious, willful or repeat
$0current penaltiesinitial $0
0inspections with a contested citation0 with final orders on all

Inspections by year

2018
Inspections opened per year; 2018: 0 citations, $0.

Compared with industry, state and nation

MeasureThis employerNAICS 236ColoradoUS
Citations per inspection0.01.21.41.9
Current penalty per inspection$0$2,116$3,632$3,754
Share of inspections with a contested citation0%—2%8%
Share of inspections with final orders on every citation0%—51%56%

Inspections with no citations count as "issued" with zero citations. Industry and state figures cover every inspection in the enforcement data since 2016, including employers without a page.

Inspections

OpenedTypeScopeCitationsCurrent penaltyStatusCited standards
22 Aug 2018Planned · SafetyPartial0—Case closed

Status is per inspection: "Contested" when any citation has a contest date and "Final order" when every citation has a final order date; "Issued" otherwise. Violation types: S serious, W willful, R repeat. Each date links to the inspection detail on osha.gov.

Injuries OSHA Injury Tracking Application, Form 300A

Establishments submit their own Form 300A summaries; OSHA publishes the data as submitted and does not verify it. Rates are per 100 full-time workers (cases × 200,000 ÷ hours worked). Calendar years 2023–2025.

No Form 300A summary for this employer in Colorado is in the Injury Tracking Application data for 2023, 2024, 2025. Only establishments in covered industries with 20 or more employees (100 or more in some industries) must submit.

Labor Wage and Hour Division

The Wage and Hour Division publishes concluded compliance actions since fiscal year 2005; amounts are back wages the employer agreed to pay and civil money penalties assessed, as recorded at case conclusion. Data through 15 Jun 2026.

2concluded cases
$0back wages agreed to pay0 employees
$0civil money penalties assessed
0violations recorded

Back wages by year of case conclusion

20122023
Back wages agreed to pay by year; 2012: 1 case · 2023: 1 case.

Compared with state and nation

MeasureThis employerNAICS 236ColoradoUS
Back wages per case$0$17K$9,489$13K
Employees per case0.0—12.813.1
Back wages per employee found due——$740$993

Acts

ActViolationsBack wages

Cases

Findings periodViolationsBack wages agreedEmployeesPenaltiesActsStatus
7 Apr 2021 – 6 Apr 20230$00——Concluded
26 Apr 2011 – 10 Mar 20120$00——Concluded

Every case in the WHD file is concluded; the file does not record whether back wages were subsequently paid. Case IDs: 1977994, 1639343.

Immigration Office of Foreign Labor Certification

Employer-specific case information was provided to OFLC by employers who submitted foreign labor certification applications. These are not employer responses to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' survey. Wage levels I–IV are as the employer stated on the application. LCA data through 30 Jun 2026; PERM through 30 Jun 2026.

H-1B labor condition applications

1applications, FY2025–20261 worker positions
100%certified0 denied, 0 withdrawn
—median offered wage (annualised)prevailing —
0%filed as H-1B dependentno willful-violator flag

Applications by fiscal year

FY2025FY2026 (to date)
Labor condition applications by fiscal year of decision; FY2025: 1 certified, 0 denied · FY2026: 0 certified, 0 denied. The latest fiscal year is partial.

Prevailing wage levels

Level I 100%Level II 0%Level III 0%Level IV 0%Not stated 0%

MeasureThis employerSOC 11-9021ColoradoUS
Median offered wage—$118,020$105,000$122,221
Offered wage, 25th–75th percentile—–—$93,746–$142,480——
Share at Level I or II100%59%57%56%

Wages annualised from the rate and unit on the application (hourly × 2,080). Medians use up to 400 sampled applications per employer. The occupation column is the employer's most common SOC code, Construction Managers, across all employers.

Top job titles

Job titleFilingsMedian wage
Project Engineer1—

Occupations (SOC)

OccupationFilingsSOC median wage
Construction Managers1$118,020

Worksite states

Colorado 1

Visa classes: H-1B 1. Applications are attributed to the employer's state on the form (Colorado); worksites may be elsewhere.

No PERM application from this employer appears in the fiscal years covered.

Contracts USAspending.gov

USAspending recipient totals are federal contract obligations reported by awarding agencies for the latest twelve months; a recipient profile is a company-level record, not a per-state one. Retrieved 1 Oct 2026.

Not among the top 3,903 federal contract recipients loaded from USAspending for the latest twelve months. Smaller awards can be searched on USAspending.gov.

Questions and answers

Has OSHA inspected Centerre Construction, Inc.?

Yes. OSHA records 1 inspection at Centerre Construction, Inc. sites in Colorado since 2016, most recently opened 22 Aug 2018.

Were there penalties, and are they final?

The recorded inspections carry no citations.

Did the Labor Department find back wages due from Centerre Construction, Inc.?

The Wage and Hour Division concluded 2 cases involving the employer and recorded no back wages.

Does Centerre Construction, Inc. sponsor H-1B workers, and at what wages?

It filed 1 labor condition application in fiscal years 2025–2026; 1 were certified. Too few applications state a wage for a median to be shown; the most common job title is Project Engineer.

Does Centerre Construction, Inc. sponsor green cards (PERM)?

No PERM application from the employer appears in the fiscal years covered.

Does Centerre Construction, Inc. hold federal contracts?

It is not among the top federal contract recipients loaded from USAspending; smaller awards are not covered on this site.

Have there been union elections at Centerre Construction, Inc.?

NLRB election results are not loaded on this site at present, so this page cannot say either way. The NLRB publishes recent election results and a case search on nlrb.gov.

Is this the same company as the one I am looking for?

Records are matched by normalised name and state. Subsidiaries, franchisees and other states' entities have their own records. See the methodology for how matching works.

Provenance

OSHA inspections and violations: US Department of Labor enforcement data, data.dol.gov, through 14 Sep 2026, inspections opened since 2016. Injury summaries: OSHA Injury Tracking Application Form 300A data, calendar years 2023, 2024, 2025. Wage and Hour compliance actions: data.dol.gov, concluded cases through 15 Jun 2026. LCA and PERM: OFLC disclosure files, fiscal years 2025–2026 through 30 Jun 2026. Federal contracts: USAspending recipient API, latest twelve months at 1 Oct 2026. NLRB election results are not loaded in this build. US government works, public domain; USAspending data is released under CC0. Page built 1 Oct 2026; errors in processing are corrected at the next build (corrections). Disputes about a record go to the agency that holds it.