Opportunity
SAM #80NSSC26941988Q
NASA requests capability statements for remanufacture and repair of hydraulic test stand actuators and manifolds
Buyer
NASA Shared Services Center
Posted
August 24, 2026
Respond By
August 26, 2027
Identifier
80NSSC26941988Q
NAICS
333995, 334519, 811310
NASA Langley Research Center is seeking vendors capable of remanufacturing and repairing hydraulic test stand actuators and manifolds for its Durability Damage Tolerance and Reliability Branch. - Opportunity is for repair and replacement of MTS laboratory equipment, specifically hydraulic test stands - Scope includes rebuilding two cylinder assemblies (Model 204.81 and Model 244.22) and two Hydraulic Service Manifolds (Model 294.12, S/N 1297 and 1349) - Cylinder remanufacture involves grinding/resurfacing piston rods, replacing bearings, seal kits, and performance verification - Manifold rebuild includes replacement of seal kits, accumulators, filter kits, valves, and servo valves - Key parts and quantities: - Seal Kits (038-806-501): 2 - Accumulators (036-414-003): 4; (036-414-001): 2 - Filter Kits (038-803-001): 2 - Reducing Valves (011-174-156): 2 - Directional Control Valves (006-733-830): 4 - Check Valves (006-847-954): 2; (011-174-104): 2 - Piston Poppet (009-967-001): 2 - Servo Valves (056-006-401): 3 (10 GPM: 1, 15 GPM: 2) - NASA is not accepting quotes; only capability statements are requested - No specific OEMs are named, but MTS Systems Corporation is likely the manufacturer - Potential competitors include Moog Inc., Parker Hannifin, and Bosch Rexroth - Period of performance is not specified - Estimated contract value likely ranges from $50,000 to $200,000 based on scope - Details referenced in attached SOW and capability statement documents
Description
NASA/NSSC has a requirement for Repair and replacement of existing MTS lab Equipment. See the attached SOW and capability statement.
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NOTE: Quotes received in response to this notice will NOT be considered and will not be evaluated by NASA’s Technical End User Team. We are currently only requesting Capability Statements.