High-force Electrodynamic Vibration Test System (EVTS) to be provided to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston, Texas.

The contract is for the procurement of a high-force electrodynamic vibration test system (EVTS) to be delivered to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, with the purpose of simulating the extreme vibration and mechanical shock environments encountered by large spacecraft and their components during launch and flight. The system must be capable of generating sinusoidal, random, or transient input signals in both vertical and horizontal directions, and it must represent the highest performance currently available on the commercial off-the-shelf market to accurately replicate the demanding conditions of spaceflight. The equipment will be used to verify structural integrity and operational reliability under simulated flight loads, ensuring spacecraft safety and mission success. This procurement is forecasted by NASA with a NAICS code of 541330, indicating it falls under architectural and engineering services, and is targeted for the future, as the posting date is in 2026. No solicitation number has been assigned yet, and there is no information regarding set-aside status or point of contact, suggesting this is a preliminary announcement to gauge industry interest and readiness rather than an open bid. The system will be deployed at NASA JSC and must meet rigorous technical specifications to support the testing of large-scale space hardware, with performance requirements aligned to actual mission flight environments.