Hydraulic Pump Test Stand

The contract is for the procurement of one hydraulic pump test stand under a Firm-Fixed Price, single purchase order arrangement, issued as a combined synopsis and solicitation by the Department of Defense through the Red River Army Depot in Texarkana, Texas. The acquisition is a total small business set-aside, restricted exclusively to small businesses under NAICS code 333996, and subject to the nonmanufacturer rule and Buy American requirements. The supplier must deliver a fully functional, turn-key system capable of testing cylinders, steering gears, pumps, hoists, and speed gears under specified performance parameters including 0–11,000 rpm with torque monitoring, 0–10,000 psi pressure, 0–150 gpm flow rate, and 0–250°F temperature monitoring, all while compatible with specified hydraulic fluids and equipped with Parker or Dixon style fittings and U.S. standard pipe threads. The system must include 3-micron filtration, a 12v/24v power supply for solenoids, all necessary adapters and hoses, special tools for servicing, and two complete sets of digital technical documentation covering user and preventative maintenance procedures. Delivery is required to Building 1172 at Red River Army Depot within six months of award, with title passing at destination under F.O.B. Destination terms. Installation and operational readiness must be achieved on-site, and final acceptance is contingent upon government inspection during training, which verifies technical compliance as defined by acceptable operational performance of the system and its accessories. The contractor must provide an itemized listing of all system contents at the time of proposal submission and ensure the equipment is warranted for at least one year from final government acceptance against defective materials, design, or workmanship. All submissions must be made electronically to designated points of contact by the updated deadline of June 11, 2026, and offerors must maintain current SAM.gov registrations and complete all required representations, including Table I, before the closing date. Compliance with OSHA, NFPA 70, and applicable environmental regulations is mandatory, including LOTO labeling with electronic procedure submission, spill reporting to DES, and nonhazardous waste disposal at the contractor’s expense. The contract incorporates numerous FAR and DFARS clauses governing payment via electronic funds transfer, cybersecurity safeguards for defense information, item unique identification, whistleblower protections, prohibitions on contracting with inverted domestic corporations, and restrictions on unauthorized obligations and levies on payments. Evaluation criteria for award are based