UNSPSC 25101933: Crane truck

A special vehicle which is loaded with a crane to load and unload cargo on a cargo truck. Generally, It may make a 360 degree in rotation.

UNSPSC 25101933 Crane truck, a Commodity code, spans on-demand crane rental services with operator, specialized lifting equipment purchases (knuckle boom trucks and service trucks with integrated cranes), and crane inspection and repair services procured by counties, cities, utilities, and state transportation departments. State and local governments are buying rental hours for hydraulic cranes ranging from 14 tons to 300-plus tons capacity to support infrastructure maintenance—pump station work, utility operations, emergency response, construction support—and purchasing new truck-mounted crane equipment for permanent fleet use. The issuing bodies include county public works departments, municipal utilities, city water utilities, state transportation agencies, and regional utility authorities. The County of Orange in California and Chatham County in Georgia are standout repeat buyers, with multiple solicitations for both crane rental contracts and equipment purchases in the recent opportunity set.

Geographic activity clusters in California (Orange County, Santa Clara County, City of Dallas), Georgia (Chatham County, City of Cumming), Florida (Gainesville Regional Utilities, Key West electric utility), Missouri (MoDOT St. Louis District), and Idaho (Ada County), with additional activity from Maryland, Texas, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include the County of Orange IFB for crane rental services with operator supporting stormwater and facilities lifting work, due May 7, 2026, with a not-to-exceed contract value of $1.1 million over three years and a five percent bid discount for Orange County Local Small Business or Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise certification; the Missouri Department of Transportation St. Louis District ITB for one 2027 Freightliner 114SD tandem flatbed truck equipped with IMT 3220RCS K6 knuckle boom crane, due June 22, 2026, with Buy American Act ten percent preference and MBE/WBE participation encouraged; and Gainesville Regional Utilities ITB for annual crane rental services across multiple crane sizes and lift capacities, due July 1, 2026, with firm pricing locked for three years and 24/7 emergency response required. Crane rental services typically mandate NCCCO certification, current operator licenses, workers compensation and liability insurance ($1 million general liability common), and compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC lifting standards, with procurement cycles ranging from 30 to 60 days and contract terms frequently spanning three years with optional renewal periods.