UNSPSC 24101656: Tractor towed crane

A wheel type crane that is hauled by the connecting rod of a tractor and the power is supplied from tractor to operate through manipulation of cable.

UNSPSC 24101656 Tractor towed crane is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of crane rental services with operators, equipment certifications and inspections, and associated rigging support for emergency response, utility infrastructure maintenance, construction, and specialized lifting operations. State and local governments purchase hourly and daily crane rental rates across multiple capacity classes (typically 14 tons to 300+ tons), operator labor, mobilization and demobilization, emergency response, and ancillary services including rigging, permitting, and safety compliance; procurement also includes standalone annual inspection and certification services for overhead cranes, scissor lifts, and boom lifts under ASTM/ANSI and OSHA standards. Issuing bodies span municipal utilities (Keys Energy Services in Key West, Gainesville Regional Utilities), county governments (Collier County, Orange County, Winnebago County in Wisconsin, Orange County California), regional transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority in California), water districts (Eastern Municipal Water District in California), and cities (City of Tucson). Gainesville Regional Utilities, Orange County Transportation Authority (California), and Collier County each appear twice in recent solicitations, indicating recurring demand at those organizations.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Keys Energy Services in Key West, Collier County, Orange County, Eastern Municipal Water District across Southern California, and Orange County Transportation Authority) and California, with secondary activity in Arizona (City of Tucson), Wisconsin (Winnebago County), and Georgia. Representative opportunities include Keys Energy Services' RFP for pre-negotiated emergency crane services (March 20, 2026 response date) supporting electric utility infrastructure restoration during hurricanes and disasters with FEMA compliance requirements; Orange County Transportation Authority's RFQ for annual aerial lift equipment certification of scissor lifts and boom lifts (October 2, 2026 response date, $12,000 over two years); Gainesville Regional Utilities' ITB for annual crane rental services supporting utility operations (July 1, 2026 response, three-year firm pricing with 4–6 hour emergency response windows); and Collier County's ITB for overhead crane and hoist preventative maintenance and repair ($50,000 anticipated annual spending, August 31, 2026 response date). All active opportunities require current operator certification (NCCCO or equivalent), comprehensive liability and workers' compensation insurance (typically $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 general liability minimum), OSHA compliance including 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC, and 24/7 emergency availability where applicable. Several procurements—including Collier County and Orange County Transportation Authority—support local-vendor or disadvantaged-enterprise preferences under state law.