Opportunity
Texas A&M SCIQuest #TTI-ITB-1499
Autonomous Quadrupedal Robot Platform Procurement for Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Posted
September 24, 2026
Respond By
October 07, 2026
Identifier
TTI-ITB-1499
NAICS
333249, 541715
Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) is seeking bids for a fully integrated Autonomous Quadrupedal Research Platform to advance robotics and mobility research. - Government Buyer: - Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI), Bryan, TX - Products/Services Requested: - Complete quadrupedal robot system for research - Includes control hardware, power components, sensing and manipulation payloads, communications equipment, software development access - Manufacturer-backed service and support - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors named; brand/model references are illustrative - Unique/Notable Requirements: - System must be reconfigurable, sensor-equipped, and operational in laboratory, indoor, and outdoor environments - All components required for immediate operational readiness upon delivery - Equivalent systems accepted if accompanied by manufacturer, model number, and detailed specification sheet - Quantities: - 1 complete quadrupedal robot system - 1 manufacturer-backed service/support package
Description
Texas A & M Transportation Institute (TTI) located in Bryan, TX, seeks to procure a complete Autonomous Quadrupedal Research Platform to support advanced robotics, mobility, autonomy, and applied engineering research. The platform will serve as a reconfigurable, sensor-equipped mobile robotics testbed capable of operating in laboratory, indoor, and outdoor field environments. The solicitation defines the minimum functional, technical, delivery, and support requirements for a fully integrated system, including the quadrupedal robot, control hardware, power components, sensing and manipulation payloads, communications equipment, software development access, and manufacturer-backed service. TTI intends to acquire a research-grade system that enables open programmatic control, sensor integration, autonomous navigation experimentation, and long-term expandability. Vendors shall provide all components necessary for immediate operational readiness upon delivery.