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TECHNOLOGY LICENSING OPPORTUNITY: Bacterial Lipid Nanodiscs Platform

ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF

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Place of performance: Los Alamos, NM

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Posted
Jun 16, 2026
Closes
Dec 16, 2026 (in 137 days)

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At a glance

This is a government contract opportunity posted by ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF in the research and development in the physical category. The deadline is December 16, 2026, 137 days from now. Work is performed in Los Alamos, NM.

Classification and identifiers

Industry (NAICS)
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) (541715)
Product or service (PSC)
General Science and Technology R&D Services; General Science and Technology; Basic Research (AJ11)
Solicitation number
S-191192
Contracting office
TRIAD - DOE CONTRACTOR

Who can apply

Work performed in Los Alamos, NM

No Set aside used. NONE

About this opportunity

The Bacterial Lipid Nanodiscs Platform developed by Los Alamos National Laboratory provides a new way to study entire bacterial membranes in a controlled, nanoscale format derived directly from native lipid extracts. Researchers gain access to membrane components that typically remain difficult to isolate, stabilize or analyze, enabling more accurate evaluation of immunogenic lipids and membrane?associated targets. The platform offers a safer alternative to handling live high?risk pathogens while preserving the biological context that drives meaningful insights for vaccine design and antimicrobial discovery such as therapeutic antibodies to conserved lipids on bacterial membranes. How it Works The Bacterial Lipid Nanodiscs Platform creates uniform nanoscale discs from total lipid extracts ...

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