UNSPSC 24101630: Workshop cranes

UNSPSC 24101630 Workshop cranes (Commodity) covers mobile and hydraulic crane rental and operation services that state and local governments procure for lifting, rigging, and placement operations across infrastructure, utilities, and facility maintenance—including removal and replacement of large pumps and motors, HVAC equipment hoisting, bridge gate maintenance, overhead sign installation, and emergency response lifting. The issuing bodies span county public works departments, municipal utilities, regional transit authorities, and special-purpose water districts; Orange County, California and Gainesville Regional Utilities, Florida appear as repeat active buyers in the recent record. Recent solicitations emphasize firm fixed-price contracts with crew and certified operator labor included, mobile crane capacities spanning 14-ton to 300-ton hydraulic and specialty boom trucks, and strict compliance with NCCCO operator certification, California or federal OSHA standards, and prevailing wage requirements where applicable. Contracts typically require 24/7 emergency response capability with specified two- to four-hour mobilization windows and run three to five years with annual price-adjustment caps.

Geographic activity concentrates in California and Florida, with additional current work in Wisconsin and New Jersey. Representative recent opportunities include the County of Orange, California's IFB0803012301DS for crane rental services with operator (five crane sizes, 14-ton to 90-ton, response times from one week to two hours depending on urgency, due May 7, 2026, $1.1 million not-to-exceed over three years with local small business and DVBE price deductions); Gainesville Regional Utilities' ITB 2026-012 for annual contract crane rental service (hydraulic and specialized lifting capacity 15-ton to 300-ton, 24/7 emergency response, firm three-year pricing, due July 1, 2026); and the Orange County Transportation Authority's RFQ 250039 for operated crane and rigging services across nine facilities in Southern California with prevailing wage requirements and $50,000 estimated contract value (due December 9, 2025—note this represents an updated due date from an earlier posting). Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County solicited overhead crane inspection and repair services under RFP #3915 (quarterly, annual, and quadrennial inspections and certifications for 48 cranes at 19 facilities across eight municipalities, due April 10, 2026).