Opportunity timeline
In plain English
The Department of Energy wants to license a patented technology for high-temperature, chemically resistant membranes made from polybenzimidazole (PBI) hollow fibers. These membranes can separate gases and liquids, like hydrogen purification or carbon capture, in harsh industrial environments. The opportunity is for businesses interested in licensing this technology from Los Alamos National Laboratory, not for providing development services.
About this opportunity
Polybenzimidazole (PBI) High-Temperature Hollow Fiber Membranes offer a practical way to improve separation efficiency in process environments where standard polymer membranes often lose performance or durability. The platform combines high-temperature operation, chemical resistance and compact hollow-fiber design in a membrane system that can help users recover hydrogen, separate carbon dioxide and process difficult liquid streams with lower energy demand and a smaller equipment footprint than many conventional approaches. Because the fibers are formed from a robust PBI material and engineered with an integrated thin selective layer, the technology is well suited for organizations seeking…
Time remaining
Closes Dec 5, 2026
Related Opportunities

Illumina DRAGEN Tier 3 Throughput License and v4 Server

Emergent Drug Panel-Version 2 (EDP-V2) Kit

Medicinal Chemistry Support Program for Therapeutic Development (MCSP)

Medicinal Chemistry Support Program for Therapeutic Development (MCSP)

Health Advisory Committees Research and Support
Bid details are gathered and summarized automatically. Please verify details at the original source.
Ref No.
BS-54A12B

