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In I.{{AN|1724}}, the Benacian Directorate of the [[Honourable Company]] received contracts from the [[Commission for War]] to establish five shipbuilding halls and slipways for naval construction in the [[Ransenar]]i bailiwick of [[Zolt]]. The ESB Group would be given fifteen months from the date of contract award in which to develop the requisite infrastructure, and would receive a letter of authority with which to sanction the importation of penitents from the [[Benacian Labour Reserve]] in order to expedite the construction process. | In I.{{AN|1724}}, the Benacian Directorate of the [[Honourable Company]] received contracts from the [[Commission for War]] to establish five shipbuilding halls and slipways for naval construction in the [[Ransenar]]i bailiwick of [[Zolt]]. The ESB Group would be given fifteen months from the date of contract award in which to develop the requisite infrastructure, and would receive a letter of authority with which to sanction the importation of penitents from the [[Benacian Labour Reserve]] in order to expedite the construction process. | ||
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Revision as of 21:09, 2 September 2023
Zolt Shipyards, a planned naval construction facility to be controlled by the Honourable Company and operated on behalf of the Benacian Union.
History
In I.1724 AN, the Benacian Directorate of the Honourable Company received contracts from the Commission for War to establish five shipbuilding halls and slipways for naval construction in the Ransenari bailiwick of Zolt. The ESB Group would be given fifteen months from the date of contract award in which to develop the requisite infrastructure, and would receive a letter of authority with which to sanction the importation of penitents from the Benacian Labour Reserve in order to expedite the construction process.