UNSPSC 24101664: Pedestal mounted crane

An offshore crane is defined as a pedestal-mounted elevating and rotating lifting device used to transfer materials and personnel to or from marine vessels, barges, and structures or for the transfer of materials to or from the sea or the seabed.

UNSPSC 24101664 Pedestal mounted crane is a Commodity code covering crane inspection, maintenance, repair, and emergency crane services as state and local governments actually procure them. Recent solicitations show utilities, water districts, transit authorities, and counties using this code to secure pre-negotiated emergency crane pools, annual inspection and certification contracts, and on-call operated crane and rigging support for equipment lifts and disaster response. Keys Energy Services (the municipal electric utility of Key West, Florida) posted an RFP in October 2026 for pre-negotiated crane services to support emergency operations including hurricane and disaster response, seeking qualified operators and equipment capable of lifting electric poles weighing up to 25,000 pounds; the procurement seeks hourly crane and boom truck rates, mobilization fees, and FEMA-compliant vendors for a three-year base term with two optional one-year renewals. The Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) in Riverside County, California is seeking proposals for quarterly inspections, annual certifications, and as-needed repairs for forty-eight overhead and mobile cranes, with proposals due September 3, 2026.

Issuing bodies span utility districts, transportation authorities, counties, and municipalities. Keys Energy Services, Eastern Municipal Water District, Orange County Transportation Authority (which posted separate RFQs for both aerial lift equipment annual certification and operated crane and rigging services in June 2026), Collier County Board of County Commissioners, and the City of Tucson all solicited crane-related services in recent months. The Orange County Transportation Authority appears twice in the recent record—once for annual aerial lift certification ($12,000 over two years) and once for operated crane and rigging services ($50,000 for one year, prevailing wage). Collier County's August 2026 grant-funded ITB for overhead crane and hoist preventative maintenance, repair, and emergency response covers 32 units county-wide, with a pre-bid meeting scheduled for August 11, 2026, and bids due August 31, 2026; the County anticipates approximately $50,000 in annual spending and offers local vendor preference under its procurement ordinance for businesses with a physical address in Collier County. Recent activity concentrates in Florida, California, Arizona, and Wisconsin, with solicitations spanning utilities, transportation authorities, counties, and municipalities across the Sun Belt and Upper Midwest.