<em>Acinetobacter baylyi</em> is a gram-negative, soil dwelling, non-pathogenic, naturally competant and nutritionally versatile organism, known especially for its ability to degrade aromatic compounds. However, only a few tools are available for gene manipulation in Synthetic Biology experiments. This year, we plan to expand this toolkit for <em>A. baylyi</em> ADP1 by making synthetic promoter library along with codon optimized fluorescent reporter proteins for <em>A. baylyi</em> to achieve better control over expression rates. Codon usage table was also created by us using the genomic data. This can potentially open up various new exciting synthetic biology opportunities with this interesting organism.