UNSPSC 24101657: Tractor mounted crane

A crane mounted on the front, center or rear portion of a wheel type tractor and used primarily for railroad construction. It is hauled by the connecting rod of a tractor and the power is supplied from tractor to operate through manipulation of cable.

UNSPSC 24101657 Tractor mounted crane is a Commodity code that covers crane service contracts and equipment inspections solicited by state and local governments to support emergency response, facility maintenance, and construction operations. State and local buyers—municipal utilities, county departments, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts—solicit for pre-negotiated crane operator services (including hourly and mobilization rates), annual safety certifications and inspections of overhead and mobile cranes to ASTM/ANSI and OSHA standards, and as-needed repair and preventive maintenance across equipment fleets ranging from small overhead hoists to large boom trucks capable of lifting loads up to 25,000 pounds. Keys Energy Services (KEYS), the municipal electric utility in Key West, Florida, issued an RFP in March 2026 for pre-negotiated crane services to support hurricane and disaster response, seeking multiple vendors with FEMA-compliant equipment and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance; the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) in California issued an RFQ in September 2026 for annual ASTM/ANSI inspections and certifications of fourteen scissor lifts and boom lifts at its Santa Ana maintenance facility, with a contract value of $12,000 over two years; and the City of Tucson issued an RFQ in July 2023 for annual preventive maintenance and on-call repair of thirty-three overhead cranes and hoists across fourteen city locations under a one-year contract with four optional one-year renewals, not-to-exceed $100,000 annually.

Recent activity clusters in Florida and California, with secondary opportunities in Arizona and Wisconsin. The Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) in Riverside County, California sought proposals in August 2026 for quarterly inspections and annual certifications of forty-eight overhead and mobile cranes. Collier County, Florida issued an ITB in July 2026 for preventive maintenance and repair of thirty-two crane, hoist, and davit units county-wide, with anticipated annual spending of approximately $50,000 and a three-year term plus two optional one-year renewals; the solicitation carried local-vendor preference under Collier County procurement ordinance and required 24/7 availability with one-hour emergency response. The Orange County Transportation Authority also issued an RFQ in June 2026 for operated crane and rigging services across nine Anaheim-area facilities under a prevailing wage agreement, with an estimated contract value of $50,000 for one year and requirements for California Class B contractor license, NCCCO certifications, and 24/7 emergency availability. Issuing bodies range from small municipal utilities to large transit authorities and county public works departments; repeat buyers include OCTA and Florida county departments managing aging crane and equipment-maintenance fleets.