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IDBs, or Imperial Design Bureaus, are government-sponsored design offices that have been commissioned by the Imperial Government for the development of advanced technology, especially for military application. Initially created on an ad-hoc basis to systematize the remaining design, testing, and manufacturing capacity that had otherwise been lost by the Kalirion Fracture, this practice became systematized in the 1690s AN, as similar schemes that had been implemented by the Guttuli Protectorate and Drak-Modan were integrated into the Shirerithian economy. Many IDBs are simply redesignations of existing companies that have been otherwise contracted to provide work to the Imperial Government.

List

Number Common Name Design Prefix Focus
IDB-1 Royal Ordnance Factory Lichkeep OL Munitions, Small Arms
IDB-2 Gaelen Technologies Corporation GT RADAR and ECM
IDB-3 Setec Kezan Ltd SK Telecommunications, Sensor equipment
IDB-4 Kezan Floating Cargo Manufacturers FC Gravimetric Drives, Gravimetric Vehicles
IDB-5 Ly'Mortem Engineering LE Heavy machinery
IDB-6 Maltenstein Group MG Precision Engineering equipment
IDB-7 Isenbery Group IG Chemical Engineering equipment
IDB-8 Foley Group FG Aircraft engines
IDB-9 Solaris-Gibarian (formerly UAK-3 and -5) SG Armored military vehicles
IDB-10 IrenEnt IE Armored military vehicles
IDB-11 Musica Naval Arsenal MN Submarines
IDB-12 Lichport Naval Arsenal LN Surface Warfare vessels
IDB-13 Lighthouse Association LA Mobile nuclear power
IDB-14 Diamond Concern DC SAM, AAM, and aircraft armaments
IDB-15 M.A.S.C. MS Organic Research and Applications
IDB-16 Tosko Aeroengineering TA Aircraft
IDB-17 Drakorda Scientific Institute DI Aircraft electronics