UNSPSC 24101645: Crawler crane

Crawler type vehicle with crane device and driver compartment, and is used mainly for pulling up and transporting heavy objects on weak foundation.

UNSPSC 24101645 Crawler crane is a Commodity code capturing heavy lifting equipment procurement by state and local jurisdictions. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying crawler cranes and related heavy-lift services for emergency bridge replacements, infrastructure construction, and facility maintenance—work that spans bridge deck replacement, roadway construction, equipment hoisting, and structural support operations. The issuing bodies include county transportation and public works departments, municipal utilities, water authorities, state departments of transportation, and regional authorities, with activity concentrated in Florida, California, and Texas. Crane procurement takes multiple forms: equipment purchases (self-propelled hydraulic deck cranes rated 15 tons), operated crane and rigging services on call with emergency response requirements, overhead crane inspections and certifications, and design and structural assessment services supporting crane installation.

Recent opportunities show Orange County, Florida soliciting sealed bids for emergency bridge replacement work (Wallington Drive and Egret Way bridges, IFB due July 7, 2026, estimated project cost $6.2 million); Sarasota County issuing an IFB for a steel truss pedestrian bridge construction on Midnight Pass Road (due July 20, 2026); the City of Palm Bay on behalf of Brevard County requesting sealed bids for the Fred Poppe Regional Park Bridge and roadway construction with a three-span concrete bridge (ITB due August 4, 2026); the Orange County Transportation Authority issuing an RFQ for operated crane and rigging services across nine Southern California facilities with 24/7 emergency availability (RFQ 250039, estimated contract value $50,000 for one year); the Texas Department of Transportation (through the Texas Comptroller) issuing an IFB for self-propelled hydraulic 15-ton cranes (due February 5, 2026); Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County issuing an RFP for overhead crane inspection and repair services covering forty-eight cranes at nineteen facilities (RFP 3915, due April 10, 2026); and the City of West Sacramento issuing an RFP for structural assessment and design services for a 6,000–12,000-pound rooftop crane at City Hall (RFP 26-003, due March 17, 2026). Winnebago County, Wisconsin and Bergen County, New Jersey also posted activity in concrete bridge repair and drainage/bridge repair cooperative purchasing, respectively. The code shows active procurement across municipal utilities, county public works, transportation authorities, and state DOT operations, with prevailing wage requirements common and equipment compliance certifications (OSHA, Cal/OSHA, NCCCO, CSLB) standard.