A system of k components that functions as long as at least s components survive is termed as s-out-of-k:G system, where G refers to "good". In this study, we consider the s-out- of-k:G system when X1, X2, · · · , Xk are independent and identically distributed strength components and each component is exposed to common random stress Y when the under- lying distributions all belong to the standard two-sided power distribution. The system is regarded as surviving only if at least s out of k (1 < s < k) strengths exceed the stress. The reliability of such a system is the surviving probability and is estimated by using the maximum likelihood and Bayesian approaches. Parametric and nonparametric boot- strap confidence intervals for the maximum likelihood estimates and the highest posterior density confidence intervals for Bayes estimates by using the Markov Chain Monte Carlo technique are obtained. A real data set is also analyzed to illustrate the performances of the estimators.