UNSPSC 24101621: All terrain cranes

UNSPSC 24101621 All terrain cranes (Commodity) encompasses operated and rental crane services that state and local governments purchase for emergency response, equipment maintenance and certification, and specialized lifting work. Recent solicitations show this code captures two distinct service lines: (1) on-call crane and rigging services for facilities maintenance, HVAC replacement, emergency lifts, and light-pole placement, and (2) inspection, certification, and preventive maintenance contracts for overhead cranes and hoists at municipal water, wastewater, solid waste, and transportation facilities. Issuing bodies include municipal utilities, regional transit authorities, county governments, and city departments. Keys Energy Services (KEYS), a municipal electric utility in Key West, Florida, posted an RFP in March 2026 seeking pre-negotiated crane services for emergency operations including hurricane and disaster response, requiring 72-hour response times and FEMA compliance with prevailing wage requirements. The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) in California has issued multiple recent solicitations: an RFQ for annual ASTM/ANSI-standard inspections and certification of 14 aerial lift units (scissor lifts, boom lifts, and dura lifts) at a $12,000 contract value over two years, and an RFQ for operated crane and rigging services with an estimated $50,000 annual value covering on-call lifts across nine OCTA facilities in the Los Angeles metropolitan area.

The geographic spread centers on Florida, California, Arizona, and Wisconsin. Collier County, Florida issued an ITB in July 2026 for overhead crane and hoist preventive maintenance and repair services for 32 units across solid waste and water facilities, with an anticipated $50,000 annual spend and grant funding, offering local vendor preference consideration. The City of Tucson, Arizona solicited comprehensive crane and hoist maintenance under an RFQ covering 33 pieces of equipment at 14 city locations under a $100,000 annual-requirements contract. Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County, California sought proposals in August 2026 for quarterly inspections and annual certifications of 48 overhead and mobile cranes. Activity reflects aging municipal infrastructure requiring regular inspection and emergency-response capacity, particularly in utilities and transit sectors. Most contracts run one to three years with optional renewal terms; pricing is typically firm-fixed over the initial term. Insurance requirements are standard across jurisdictions, commonly including $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 general liability coverage. Set-asides are infrequent; Collier County's procurement explicitly offered local vendor preference under county ordinance, while most other recent opportunities impose no disadvantaged-enterprise restrictions.