To: Bowex. From: Ageira Technologies. Re: Wethersfield Shipyard.

[Wethersfield Shipyard]

To: Border Worlds Exports Management
From: Kevin Shaw, CEO, Ageira Technologies
Subject: Request for Technical Support and Collaboration on Wethersfield Shipyard
Date: November 10, 828 AS



Dear Bowex Executive Team,

On behalf of Ageira Technologies, I extend our greetings and appreciation for the skilled and crucial work that Border Worlds Exports has long contributed to Bretonia and to the Sirius sector. As Liberty’s foremost developer of Jump Gate and Trade Lane technologies, we at Ageira have observed Bowex’s impressive impact in Bretonia and beyond, particularly through the successful operations at Scarborough Shipyard.

In the interest of deepening inter-house cooperation, I am reaching out to discuss an opportunity for Bowex to lend its expertise to our latest initiative, Wethersfield Shipyard, located in Newcastle. As Ageira embarks on this ambitious project, we recognize that Bowex’s extensive operational experience in shipbuilding would provide essential insights into establishing our assembly and production lines.

To begin, we are keen to explore whether Bowex might be open to providing initial technical guidance as we progress through the early phases of the shipyard’s setup. Assistance from Bowex engineers in areas such as the calibration of assembly systems and crew readiness would bring unparalleled value to our endeavor. We are also interested in discussing potential collaborative training for our assembly personnel, with Bowex’s renowned technical teams setting the standard for efficient operation and safety.

We envision this as the beginning of a mutually beneficial relationship, in which Ageira and Bowex might partner on aspects of Wethersfield’s launch, along with exploring further synergies down the line as the shipyard becomes fully operational. Ageira is prepared to ensure that any partnership would align with Bowex’s goals, values, and regional objectives, and we would be pleased to arrange a meeting to discuss potential terms at your earliest convenience.

Should Bowex be interested, please feel free to reach out to me directly to discuss next steps. We hope this outreach might open doors for collaboration that would bolster the strength and growth of both our companies, and the greater Bretonian sector.



Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,


Kevin Shaw
Chief Executive Officer
Ageira Technologies
Wethersfield Shipyard, Newcastle System

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Incoming Transmission from Scarborough Shipyard, Newcastle.

To: Kevin Shaw
Priority: Medium
Topic: RE: Your enquiry.

Message Contents:

Good morning Mr. Shaw,

We wasn't aware that Ageira Technologies were involved in ship building, but with the ever expanding premise of Corporations it was probably just a matter of time. Interesting that Ageira Technologies has decided to set up a shipyard in Bretonia. One would have thought Ageira Technologies would have built it in Liberty, but there again that would have put you in direct competition with Deep Space Engineering.

I assume that you will have your own blueprints on what ships you will be building and not hoping to be in direct competition with us or Bretonia Mining & Manufacturing by building Bretonian Ships.

If you could allay our trepidation on this account, then, I am sure that, we can help you with advice, technical knowledge and even locations to best purchase required materials.

I await your reply.

Geoff Stanford
Department Manager, Shipbuilding
Borderworld Exports

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[Wethersfield Shipyard]

To: Border Worlds Exports Management
From: Kevin Shaw, CEO, Ageira Technologies
Subject: Request for Technical Support and Collaboration on Wethersfield Shipyard
Date: November 16, 828 AS



Mr. Stanford,

Good day, and thank you for your prompt response and thoughtful insights regarding our recent venture into shipbuilding and the establishment of Wethersfield Shipyard in Bretonia. It is a privilege to engage in dialogue with a respected entity such as Bowex, and we greatly value your expertise in this field.

I understand and respect the concerns raised regarding potential competition, particularly with Bowex and Bretonia Mining & Manufacturing. Please allow me to clarify and assure you that Ageira Technologies has no intention of engaging in direct competition with Bretonian shipbuilders or encroaching on designs or markets that are already well served by local industry.

Ageira Technologies maintains other facilities in Liberty Space for shipbuilding endeavors, and Wethersfield is part of a broader diversification strategy aimed at fostering technological innovation and global collaboration. Our focus remains on Ageira’s proprietary line of ships, designed to complement our core offerings in Jump Gate, Trade Lane, and modular technologies. These vessels are tailored to meet the specialized needs of customers who require cutting-edge, purpose-driven solutions rather than general fleet or industrial designs. As such, our operations at Wethersfield Shipyard will not intersect with the traditional Bretonian shipbuilding domain.

On the contrary, I believe that this venture opens up opportunities for mutual benefit. As you mentioned, Bowex could provide invaluable advice, technical knowledge, and insights into sourcing materials. I would also propose that we explore areas of cooperation where Bowex and Ageira might jointly enhance efficiency or streamline processes for shared advantage. For instance, our advanced manufacturing capabilities could support Bowex’s objectives in areas unrelated to ship design while maintaining clear delineations in our respective markets.

Wethersfield’s location in Newcastle was chosen for its strategic potential to bring Ageira closer to Bretonia’s renowned shipbuilding expertise, allowing us to learn from and collaborate with leaders in the field while contributing to the local economy and workforce development. The decision was motivated by partnership potential rather than competition, and I hope this aligns with the vision of sustainable growth shared by both of our organizations.

I am eager to continue this conversation and explore the ways in which Ageira Technologies and Bowex can establish a partnership that benefits both ends. Please let me know how we might proceed, and if convenient, I would be happy to arrange a meeting—either in person or virtually—to discuss this further.

Thank you once again for your insights and your willingness to consider supporting Wethersfield Shipyard’s development. I look forward to your reply and to the possibility of working together.

Sincerely,


Kevin Shaw
Chief Executive Officer
Ageira Technologies
Wethersfield Shipyard, Newcastle System

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[St.Denis]

Incoming Transmission from Scarborough Shipyard, Newcastle.

To: Kevin Shaw
Priority: Medium
Topic: RE: Your enquiry.

Message Contents:

Good evening Mr. Shaw,

It is good to hear your assurances that Ageira Technologies will not be, as they say, 'stepping on the toes' of ourselves or Bretonia Mining & Manufacturing.

We would be delighted in inviting yourself and your Heads of Departments, including any other senior personnel you feel is necessary, to visit Scarborough Shipyard with the view of inspecting the Drydocks and the many Engineering Departments associated with the building and refitting of ships.

We would also be happy to introduce you to our Procurement Department, with the aim of sharing our knowledge on the the best Companies to acquire the required materials and equipment.

We are always striving to improve our Systems of Operation and therefore willing to listen to any knowledge that you can pass on.

This could be mutually beneficial to both of our great Companies.

I await your reply.

Geoff Stanford
Department Manager, Shipbuilding
Borderworld Exports

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[Wethersfield Shipyard]

To: Geoff Stanford, Bowex.
From: Kevin Shaw, CEO, Ageira Technologies
Subject: Strategies & Logistics Conference
Date: December 1, 828 AS




Mr. Stanford,

We are, of course, honored to be invited to meet with yourself and your Staff in order to confer on how our operations could benefit one another and the business of shipbuilding in the region. Your innate knowledge of the Bretonian economy and logistical chains could be very helpful in ironing out any wrinkles that we encounter. Also, observing your shipyard in action will certainly give us a more complete understanding of the processes involved and how to manage them.

We would be pleased to meet you at Portsmouth Shipyard during the coming week to speak with you and see your factories in action. While we are currently building ship's modules largely in support of local bretonian heavy industries, we are not yet at a capacity that supports shipbuilding. This is the area where we seek a more detailed knowledge of the regional economic and logistical details which will make moving forward in this area possible.

We propose a meeting at Portsmouth on Wednesday afternoon on December 4, if possible.
Please advise us of your future availability if this is inconvenient to your schedule.

We look forward to the opportunity to discuss the possibilities available in partnering with Bowex in particular and the Bretonian industries complex in general.

Respectfully,
Kevin Shaw
Chief Executive Officer
Ageira Technologies
Wethersfield Shipyard, Newcastle System