We of the Long Island Station Directorate are pleased to announce the deployment of two new weapon platforms meant to deter hostile snub craft presence in Manhattan orbit. With these platforms in place, the space over the Manhattan docking system will be even more secure, offering a safe place of trade and discussion for all.

We are also announcing the construction of an extra storage facility upon the base with notice that we have an open request for Ship Hull Panels. The dockmaster has been authorized to pay 3,500 Sirius Credits a unit upon delivery, with a requirement for approximately 50,000 plus units. We look forward to giving back to the community which we defend, and hope that you find this offer to be of mutual benefit.

As we have received several communiques with respect to special docking rights as of late, we of the Directorate issue the following bulletin.

It is the practice of Long Island Station to allow open docking for all unless explicitly stated otherwise. Therefore, any vessel with at least a neutral standing with the Liberty Navy may dock for repairs, use the station as a safe haven, or make deliveries of requested goods. Requests for special docking rights will therefore no longer be responded to unless we are arranging a specific contract.

We hope that this clarifies the matter.

Our current construction phase has been completed. Long Island Station has resumed standard operations and will be producing equipment for sale in the near future.

We of the Long Island Station Directorate are authorizing a ten million (10.000.000) Sirius Credit budget surplus to any Liberty Navy or Security Force vessel that retrieves an intact Large Nomad Remain and deposits it on Long Island Station. Note that this is per remain and that payment will be authorized upon delivery once our dockmaster confirms the viability of the remains. Our current goal for this operation is thirty (30) remains in total. We are not seeking any other class of remains, and attempts to offload such will be denied. Unauthorized personnel who are caught handling restricted Nomad remains are to be handled per standard Liberty Law requirements.

We are pleased to announce that after several months of remodeling that Long Island Station is online and in business once more. Please check our primary bulletin for more information on available equipment and services.

Until further notice Long Island Station is closed to the public while expansion plans are implemented. Expect more information on this channel soon, including open bids for the delivery of required material. We thank you for your patience and look forward to being open again soon.

With the additional modular upgrade having recently been finalized, we are proud to announce that Long Island is once more open to the public.

In addition to being a profitable selling point for Reinforced Alloy, this facility has a storage of repair nanobots and shield batteries available for purchase.

Further construction is currently planned to take place soon, however that is not likely to warrant a restriction in docking access. That is all.