Of course it would have been possible by PCR, and yes, probably much cheaper.
They just took the genes of one bacterium, left some away. So basically you only'd need one template (+ Resistance marker template & optical marker)
But, as Dakota pointed out, that would ba a semi-natural oranism, or rather a truely natural organism, as its genome was created by biological reactions (in vitro)...
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