While there has been some issue with your company recently, we are pleased to note that you dealt with the situation swiftly and with little in the way of complaint. We of the Long Island Station Directorate appreciate this, and have thus decided to proceed with our plan to contact you in regards to a possible contract offer. Quite simply speaking, we will require 20,000 units of Quantum Multiplexors in the near future. We believe that you should be able to handle this swiftly if you accept. Our offer is 3,000 Sirius Credits a unit to be paid upon delivery. If you accept this contract acknowledge on this channel and we will inform you of when you may begin deliveries. We look forward to your swift consideration of the matter.

You company may begin deliveries. We would like an accounting of the matter to be included with your final report as well. We look forward to your prompt execution of the contract.

We thank you for your quick delivery and the precision shown in your records. However, a check of our registry shows an excess of nearly 6,800 units of Quantum Multiplexors currently in storage. While we believe that your records are an accurate representation of what you and your compatriot delivered, we are curious as to how we ended up with such an overflow. Perhaps one of your vessels made a few deliveries and failed to report it? We would appreciate any insight you gain from an internal investigation into the matter. In the meantime, we will work to take care of the overflow.

As to the matter of the Basic Alloy, you needn't worry. Long Island Station has an open request for such material at 200 Sirius Credits a unit, and our dockmaster ensures that we do not receive excess of what we need. We hope this addresses your concerns on the matter.