UNSPSC 24101630: Workshop cranes

UNSPSC 24101630 Workshop cranes is a Commodity code that covers mobile hydraulic cranes, boom truck cranes, rough terrain and crawler cranes, and operated crane services ranging from 14 tons to 300+ tons capacity used by state and local utilities, transportation authorities, water districts, and municipalities for construction, maintenance, emergency response, and infrastructure repair. Recent solicitations show state and local governments procuring both crane rental services with operators and specialized inspection and certification of overhead/fixed cranes at facilities. Issuing bodies span utility districts (Gainesville Regional Utilities, Keys Energy Services, Eastern Municipal Water District), county public works and transportation authorities (Orange County Public Works, Orange County Transportation Authority), city departments (City of Tucson), and specialized jurisdictions like transit authorities and water management districts. The activity mixes recurring annual service contracts for fleet maintenance and certification with emergency-response crane rental pools established ahead of hurricane season or disaster events.

Recent opportunities cluster in California, Florida, Arizona, and the upper Midwest, with significant activity in Orange County, California (OCTA crane and rigging services RFQ 250039 at $50,000; OCTA aerial lift certification RFQ 250144 at $12,000 over two years), Collier County, Florida (Solid Waste crane and hoist maintenance ITB 268626 anticipating $50,000 annual spend over three years with two one-year renewals), Gainesville Regional Utilities, Florida (annual crane rental ITB 2026-012 supporting utility infrastructure across electric, water, wastewater, natural gas, and telecommunications with three-year initial term and one optional three-year renewal), and Keys Energy Services, Key West, Florida (RFP 0626 for emergency crane services supporting FEMA-compliant disaster response with base three-year term and two one-year optional renewals). The County of Orange, California procured crane rental with operator services for stormwater, HVAC, and gate maintenance under IFB 0803012301-DS with a not-to-exceed contract amount of $1,100,000 across three years (plus two one-year optional renewals) and a five percent evaluation preference for certified Orange County Local Small Business and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise respondents. Collier County applies local vendor preference under its procurement ordinance. Most contracts require NCCCO certification or equivalent for operators, compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC, prevailing wage where applicable, and commercial general liability insurance in the $1 million to $2 million range with workers' compensation and automobile coverage.