UNSPSC 24101649: Winch crane

A device used to move cargo vertically up and down or horizontally by installing boom on vertical post and by using rotation of boom and wire rope of its frontal end, and has support structure on the lower portion that supports the post.

UNSPSC 24101649 Winch crane is a Commodity code covering operated lifting equipment and associated rigging services that state and local governments procure for bridge construction and replacement, emergency infrastructure response, and facility maintenance work. Recent opportunities show state and local buyers using this code to solicit general contractors for bridge replacement and new roadway construction, as well as specialized crane service providers for on-call equipment rental, inspection, and emergency response. Orange County, Florida posted a sealed-bid RFP on June 25, 2026 (response due July 7, 2026, with Addendum #3 issued June 17) for emergency replacement of two county bridges with an estimated project cost of $6.2 million; Sarasota County solicited construction of a steel truss pedestrian bridge via IFB with bids due July 20, 2026; and the Orange County Transportation Authority issued an RFQ on June 10, 2026 for on-call operated crane and rigging services across nine Southern California facilities with a one-year contract value of $50,000 and a 24-hour emergency response requirement. Buyers range from county transportation authorities and municipalities to special-purpose districts and state transportation departments, with infrastructure replacement and emergency recovery dominating the current activity.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida and California, with recent solicitations also in Wisconsin and New Jersey. Florida buyers—Orange County, Sarasota County, Brevard County (via the City of Palm Bay), and Key West's municipal utility—posted bridge replacement, pedestrian infrastructure, and emergency crane-services RFPs between April and July 2026. The Orange County Transportation Authority (Southern California) and Eastern Municipal Water District (Riverside County) solicited specialized crane inspection, repair, and emergency-response services under RFQ and RFP formats. Winnebago County, Wisconsin issued a sealed-bid IFB for concrete bridge repairs (due June 11, 2026), and Bergen County, New Jersey posted a cooperative purchasing agreement for drainage system investigations, bridge and culvert repairs (due May 7, 2026) offering multi-year contract terms and access to 270-plus cooperative members across 15 states. The Texas Comptroller procured self-propelled hydraulic 15-ton cranes on behalf of the Texas Department of Transportation via IFB (due February 5, 2026), and the City of West Sacramento issued an RFP for structural assessment and rooftop crane system design (due March 17, 2026). Prevailing wage requirements apply across most solicitations; cooperative purchasing agreements extend geographic reach beyond individual issuing jurisdictions.