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Bekendtgørelse om frivillig forudgående gennemsigtighed · 17. september 2025

Gas controlled biofoundry

Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU offentliggjorde 17. september 2025 en bekendtgørelse om frivillig forudgående gennemsigtighed om »Gas controlled biofoundry«.

Type
Bekendtgørelse om frivillig forudgående gennemsigtighed
Ordregiver
Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU
By
Kgs. Lyngby
Offentliggjort
17. september 2025
Kontrakttype
Tjenesteydelser
Procedure
Udbud med forhandling uden forudgående offentliggørelse
CPV-koder
73000000
TED-nummer
606611-2025

Beskrivelse fra ordregiveren

Strict anaerobic microorganisms (species that cannot survive exposure to oxygen or ambient at-mospheric conditions) have great potential in green biotechnologies. They have unique capabilities to convert C1 gasses (such as carbon dioxide, methane and carbon monoxide) into stored energy (in the form of ethanol and hydrocarbons), proteins (for food and other applications) and other industrial bulk chemicals (such as acetone). The development of cell factories and strains has been accelerated by the integration of AI and machine learning tools in a concept known as a biofoundry. In a biofoundry the generation and characterization of high numbers (100-1000) of strains in parallel serves as input data to a model which is then able to describe the next set of designs to test (the classic Design-Build-Test-Learn cycle). Generating high numbers of strains necessitates the use of laboratory automation and liquid handling. We are looking to significantly expand our capabilities in bioengineering and cultivation of strict anaerobic microorganisms by developing an anaerobic biofoundry. The building of an anaerobic biofoundry has significant technical challenges due to the requirement that strains are protected from both exposure to ambient atmospheric gas and oxygen. The large size and maintenance requirements of liquid handling platforms poses further technical challenges, as these must be fully enclosed in an anaerobic environment, while still having the ability to supply fresh tips and other consumables. In addition, anaerobic conditions may affect the performance of liquid handling units as these are generally not tested for functionality under anaerobic conditions. Further, there are challenges in decontamination of these systems, as there is limited access to surfaces for manual disinfection and cleaning. We are therefore seeking a platform that can perform automated engineering (transformation, plat-ing, colony picking etc) of microbial strains under anaerobic conditions. In addition, it should have the capability to cultivate these strains under gas controlled conditions and allow removal of the sealed cultures for analytical analysis without perturbing the ongoing experiments. This should all be accomplished

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Bekendtgørelsen er offentliggjort i TED (nr. 606611-2025). Teksten er ordregiverens egen. Udbudsmaterialet og eventuelle rettelser findes hos ordregiveren eller i TED. Genbrug med kildeangivelse (Kommissionens afgørelse 2011/833/EU).