Pseudomonas　chengduensis　BC1815,　isolated　from　a　marine　sediment　sample　of　the　Pacific　Ocean,　can　grow　in　mineral　medium　with　PET　plastic　as　sole　carbon　source.　Here,　we　present　the　complete　genome　of　Pseudomonas　chengduensis　BC1815,　which　will　facilitate　the　genome　mining　of　PET　degrading　enzymes.　The　total　length　of　the　sequenced　genome　consists　of　5,578,440　bases,　with　mean　G　+　C　content　of　62.65%.　A　total　of　5150　coding　genes　including　65　tRNAs　and　12　rRNAs　were　predicted　in　the　genome.　Thirteen　proteins　of　esterase,　lipase　and　alpha/beta　hydrolase　were　taken　as　candidates　for　PET　degrading　enzymes,　in　which　eight　were　membrane　bounded　and　the　others　were　secretory.