The CTT 472-20t atop the 106-storey Pinnacle SkyTower in Toronto. Photo: Raimondi Cranes The CTT 472-20t atop the 106-storey Pinnacle SkyTower in Toronto, where the crane worked for four years before its scheduled dismantling in Q3 2026. Photo: Raimondi Cranes

Does your company own a tower crane fleet? If you have one or 100, you need to be on the annual American Cranes & Transport (ACT) Tower Crane 50, a special feature of the August issue.

The process is simple: fill out the form (below) and submit it by the deadline (details in form).

Surveys will be collected through the deadline of July 14, 2026.

The ACT Tower Crane 50 is ranked by the ACT Index, which measures tower crane fleet size. This can include any type of tower crane: self-erecting, luffing jib, saddle jib and others.

The ACT Tower Crane 50 covers fleets in North America only, including the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

Questions? Contact ACT Managing Editor Mitchell Keller at [email protected].

Supporting documents

Click links below to download and view individual files.

 
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