I’ve been thinking about my requirements, and I don’t think I need a “rail-to-rail” op amp (yes, I know it’s just marketing). While my voltage rails will be -45 and 45V (my PSU only has one output, so I’m using buck converters to invert), I only need an output from -40~40V. As for the accuracy, it doesn’t need to be perfect. An output of 5V from the amplifier could have 250mV out and be fine.
I’ve been considering a discrete op amp based system, but I could never find a schematic simple enough. The one @magic posted seems promising, however, I have one question: I can’t find a 100V rated 100 pF capacitor on DigiKey that’s a good price (or any pF magnitude ones at that voltage). Does it need to be 100V rated, or could it be less? As for the transistors, I can easily find 100V surface mount transistors for pennies in the volume I’d need.