Use of Synthetic Biology for the Manufacture of Advanced Energetic Materials
ITT via DSTL RCloud v.4 The aim of this research stream is to address the need for new energetic materials and mitigate associated risks by exploring alternative and emerging technologies in the synthetic biology domain. In this way, the project aims to discover and deliver advanced energetic materials (and potentially valuable new precursors to known materials), and enable their production on-demand to meet tightly-defined production and performance criteria.
Buyer
Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
Value
£359,426
Published
1 Jun 2022
Closes
22 Apr 2022
Procurement details
Source
Contracts Finder
Region
United Kingdom
Procurement method
Selective
Category
Services
Contract starts
25 May 2022
Contract ends
30 Apr 2024
CPV classifications
73000000
Research and development services and related consultancy services
Lots
Lot default Use of Synthetic Biology for the Manufacture of Advanced Energetic Materials
£359,426
ITT via DSTL RCloud v.4 The aim of this research stream is to address the need for new energetic materials and mitigate associated risks by exploring alternative and emerging technologies in the synthetic biology domain. In this way, the project aims to discover and deliver advanced energetic materials (and potentially valuable new precursors to known materi...
Documents
Unlock document linkAwarded contract notice on Contracts Finder
1 Jun 2022
Awarded contract notice on Contracts Finder
Award notice · Web page
DSTL RCloud v.4 Tasking Order Form Part A (Overview)
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DSTL RCloud v.4 Tasking Order Form Part A (Overview)
Procurement plan · PDF
DSTL RCloud v.4 Tasking Order Form Part B (SoR & eval. criteria)
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DSTL RCloud v.4 Tasking Order Form Part B (SoR & eval. criteria)
Evaluation criteria · PDF
DSTL RCloud v.4 Tasking Order Form Part C (Bidder's commercial summary)
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DSTL RCloud v.4 Tasking Order Form Part C (Bidder's commercial summary)
Bidding documents · PDF
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