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 (Commodity) describes mobile and fixed-position lifting equipment that state and local governments procure primarily for emergency response, facility maintenance, and construction support—though recent activity under this code reflects a mismatch with its nominal scope. The solicitations posted since mid-March 2026 span bridge construction and repair work (full replacements and concrete spall repairs), drainage and culvert systems, rooftop crane installation design, overhead crane inspection and certification, and on-call emergency lifting services. Issuing bodies include county public works departments (Orange County, Sarasota County, Winnebago County, Bergen County, Florida), municipal utilities (Keys Energy Services in Key West, Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority in California), and municipal governments (City of Palm Bay, City of West Sacramento). The code shows activity across Florida, California, Wisconsin, New Jersey, and Texas, with no single jurisdiction dominating recent solicitations.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the scope variance. Orange County, Florida issued an IFB (due July 7, 2026, estimated project cost $6.2 million) for emergency bridge replacement on Wallington Drive and Egret Way, encompassing full structural design and construction. Sarasota County solicited sealed bids (IFB, due July 20, 2026) for a steel truss pedestrian bridge with concrete piles and approach slabs on Midnight Pass Road. The City of Palm Bay, on behalf of Brevard County, posted an ITB (due August 4, 2026) for a three-span continuous concrete bridge across Melbourne Tillman Canal with 18-inch prestressed concrete piles and roadway construction. Orange County Transportation Authority (California) issued an RFQ (due December 9, 2025, estimated value $50,000) for operated crane and rigging services—24/7 emergency response and routine lifting across nine municipalities. Eastern Municipal Water District (Riverside County, California) sought proposals (RFP #3915, due April 9, 2026) for quarterly and annual inspection and certification of forty-eight overhead cranes ranging 0.5 to 40 tons across nineteen facilities. The code's nominal equipment category (pedestal-mounted cranes) does not align with the construction and infrastructure work these solicitations describe; activity reflects broader structural work and emergency response services rather than the specific equipment type the code names.