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 is a Commodity code capturing specialized heavy-lifting vehicles—primarily mobile hydraulic cranes, boom trucks, articulating lifts, and knuckle boom loader trucks—that state and local governments procure for utility operations, public works, emergency response, and heavy equipment handling. Recent solicitations show utilities, counties, and cities buying ready-to-deploy crane and lift trucks, often with integrated operator and rigging labor, for tasks ranging from electric utility pole replacement and stormwater infrastructure maintenance to general construction support and disaster response.

Issuing bodies soliciting under this code span municipal utilities (Keys Energy Services in Key West, Gainesville Regional Utilities in Gainesville), county governments (Chatham County, Georgia; Orange County, California), state transportation departments (Missouri Department of Transportation St. Louis District; Illinois Department of Natural Resources), and city public works departments (Phoenix Public Works; City of Tucson; City of Lubbock). Gainesville Regional Utilities and Chatham County appear multiple times in recent activity, signaling repeat buying in utility fleet procurement. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Keys Energy, Gainesville Regional Utilities), Georgia (Chatham County), California (Orange County, Phoenix, Santa Clara County, Tucson), Missouri (MoDOT), and Illinois (IDNR), with scattered activity in other states. Representative recent opportunities include Keys Energy Services issuing an RFP for pre-negotiated crane services capable of lifting electric poles up to 25,000 pounds throughout the Florida Keys, with response due March 20, 2026; Gainesville Regional Utilities soliciting bids under ITB 2026-012 for an annual crane rental contract spanning 15-ton to 300-ton capacity mobile hydraulic and boom truck cranes with emergency response capability, bids due July 1, 2026; County of Orange, OC Public Works posting IFB-080-3012301-DS for crane rental services with operator in five sizes (14-ton through 90-ton) with a not-to-exceed contract value of $1,100,000 over three years, bids due May 7, 2026; and Missouri Department of Transportation St. Louis District issuing multiple IFBs for one new 2027 Freightliner 114SD tandem flatbed truck equipped with an integrated IMT 3220RCS K6 knuckle boom crane, delivery by June 1, 2027. Chatham County, Georgia has posted several ITBs for new International knuckle boom loader trucks and dump body trucks, with M/WBE participation goals of 30 percent and response dates in May 2026.