Bregir Posted April 9, 2016 Posted April 9, 2016 (edited) Outstanding contracts: Class 1F vessel w/station: 40 db Lumbermill: 25 db Coming soon: Quarry Outstanding offers: The King's Harbour Foundation ________________________________________________ The military governor's office in King's Harbouris where the settlement is managed, and where you will find all outstanding contracts, offers and incentives, as well as all other issues related to the management of King's Harbour, both military and civilian. The small but stately building was one of the first to be erected on the new stone quays. It is rather small, but for the early beginnings of the settlement, it is more than sufficient. However, in time, the administration is apt to outgrow this small building. Outside the building this very day, Cooke and Montoya are conducting each their business. Due to a shortage of manpower, Cooke has commandeered young mr. Baker, nominally Montoya's research assistant, and is currently dictating a contract for a new despatch vessel for local communications, especially to improve contact to the fortress at Chase Point, to far away for overland contact. At the same time, Montoya is welcoming Ibn al'Sayeed, manager of the Montoya Estate, who has arrived with the Sphinx, while his crew is dragging a heavy chest of gold into the new office. ____________________________________ Hereby a small office for the management of King's Harbour. Of course, C&C for the build and story is welcome, but in the long run, this post will be used for different announcements and the like, relating to King's Harbour. Any advice on what license type I should choose? Edited April 26, 2016 by Bregir Quote
Elostirion Posted April 9, 2016 Posted April 9, 2016 I really like the roof technique, great job. Quote
Bregir Posted April 9, 2016 Author Posted April 9, 2016 (edited) To all shipwrights, ship-, and boatyards of New Terra, (Contract closed) The Corlander settlement King's Harbour is need of a small, fast, ocean-going vessel to carry local communications and supplies, including for the fort at Chase Point. The contract includes a station for the vessel in King's Harbour, where messages and supplies can be deposited and loaded. Contractors are to present their designs to the Military Governor, Captain Jno. Cooke (in this thread), who will pick the preferred design to be purchased for the sum of 40 gold dubloons. Any questions are to be directed at the Governor's office. (Here) Signed Captain Jno. Cooke Provisional Military Governor King's Harbour, Cocovia OOC: This is a contract for an unlicensed vessel (class 1F) and a station (pier/quay/?) to go with it. The station should include some sort of office/small warehouse, where the crew can rest, messages can be deposited, goods can be loaded, etc (Think small or medium property). Creativity is encouraged, but I prefer a realistic spin. Keep in mind that King's Harbour is still a young settlement. All designs can be submitted as freebuilds (and the builder can claim the freebuild dubloons), but if the MOC is purchased, the right of use (licensing) will pass to King's Harbour. (Well, me.) I will not make a decision earlier than the 20th of April, to give interested contractors time to build, but will keep the offer open until a suitable moc is found. Edited April 21, 2016 by Bregir Quote
Bregir Posted April 9, 2016 Author Posted April 9, 2016 The King's Harbour Foundation As the Society of Natural Philosophy wishes to support the exploration and scientific grandeur of the Empire, the board has established a foundation for the new settlement of King's Harbour. This foundation offers to fund half the cost of establishing any business relevant for the naval base. This includes, but is not limited to, the following enterprises: Docks, piers, cranes Arsenal Shipyard Naval outfitter Provisioner Naval Hospital Anyone wishing to take advantage of the foundation should contact Don Isaac Montoya, fellow of the Society, and local fund manager, or whoever he might chose to appoint for the task. In return for its investment, the Society of Natural Philosophers will require a share of profits, namely that of the months April, August and December until such a time that three payments have been made. As the Society is a non-profit organisation, these proceeds will go into the funds managed by the foundation, rather than to any stakeholders. Signed Central Executive Committee Society of Natural Philosophy Quote
CelesAurivern Posted April 9, 2016 Posted April 9, 2016 Any advice on what license type I should choose? If there are business contracts signed, perhaps it falls under commerce? My own Velvet Room being a HQ for a commercial entity is licenced as commerce. Quote
Jacob Nion Posted April 10, 2016 Posted April 10, 2016 Neat building. I would love to see it embedded in a larger layout of King's harbour. Great idea to use it as place for announcements. Quote
halixon Posted April 11, 2016 Posted April 11, 2016 That's a great little house Bregir! I like that bird. Quote
Kolonialbeamter Posted April 21, 2016 Posted April 21, 2016 The Royal Shipyards of Oleon are humbled to present their proposal to your contract offer. Vive le Roi! Quote
Bregir Posted April 21, 2016 Author Posted April 21, 2016 Offer accepted and contract closed. Stay tuned for new contracts. (If you had planned to bid for this contract, and have something tangible ready, feel free to contact the military governor with your proposal.) Quote
Captain Dee Posted April 21, 2016 Posted April 21, 2016 Hmmm... a quarry, sawmill and brickyard/oven were three things I had planned... it seems we're thinking alike there. But I fear my building pace will be too slow to contribute to these contract builds, at least for now... Quote
Bregir Posted April 26, 2016 Author Posted April 26, 2016 To all contractors and entrepreneurs of New Terra, Are you looking for opportunity? To make your fortune in the new world? Well, look no more, for the governor of King's Harbour presents an offer you can hardly refuse. Lumbermill for King's Harbour King's Harbour is on the verge of rapid expansion, and therefore sorely in need of lumber for construction, mainly in the form of rafters, beams, and planks. This contract is for the design of a medium lumbermill for processing raw lumber, and the focus should be on the facility for processing the lumber, not the actual logging. Contractors are to present their designs to the Military Governor, Captain Jno. Cooke (in this thread), who will pick the preferred design. The preferred design will be purchased at 25 dbs. Corlanders may instead elect to construct and run the lumbermill themselves, and receive 40 dbs towards the construction. (Licensing) Any questions are to be directed at the Governor's office. (Here) Signed Captain Jno. Cooke Provisional Military Governor King's Harbour, Cocovia OOC: This is a contract for an unlicensed medium factory, which should include facilities for processing lumber. Creativity is encouraged, but I prefer a realistic spin. Keep in mind that King's Harbour is still a young settlement. All designs can be submitted as freebuilds (and the builder can claim the freebuild dubloons), but if the MOC is purchased, the right of use (licensing) will pass to King's Harbour. (Well, me.) As stated, Corlanders may choose to license the property themselves, and, instead of the 25 db upfront, receive 40 db towards the licensing costs (of 50 db). I will not make a decision earlier than the 15th of May, to give interested contractors time to build, but will keep the offer open until a suitable moc is found. Quote
Bregir Posted April 21, 2017 Author Posted April 21, 2017 On 26/04/2016 at 3:49 PM, Bregir said: To all contractors and entrepreneurs of New Terra, Are you looking for opportunity? To make your fortune in the new world? Well, look no more, for the governor of King's Harbour presents an offer you can hardly refuse. Lumbermill for King's Harbour King's Harbour is on the verge of rapid expansion, and therefore sorely in need of lumber for construction, mainly in the form of rafters, beams, and planks. This contract is for the design of a medium lumbermill for processing raw lumber, and the focus should be on the facility for processing the lumber, not the actual logging. Contractors are to present their designs to the Military Governor, Captain Jno. Cooke (in this thread), who will pick the preferred design. The preferred design will be purchased at 25 dbs. Corlanders may instead elect to construct and run the lumbermill themselves, and receive 40 dbs towards the construction. (Licensing) Any questions are to be directed at the Governor's office. (Here) Signed Captain Jno. Cooke Provisional Military Governor King's Harbour, Cocovia OOC: This is a contract for an unlicensed medium factory, which should include facilities for processing lumber. Creativity is encouraged, but I prefer a realistic spin. Keep in mind that King's Harbour is still a young settlement. All designs can be submitted as freebuilds (and the builder can claim the freebuild dubloons), but if the MOC is purchased, the right of use (licensing) will pass to King's Harbour. (Well, me.) As stated, Corlanders may choose to license the property themselves, and, instead of the 25 db upfront, receive 40 db towards the licensing costs (of 50 db). I will not make a decision earlier than the 15th of May, to give interested contractors time to build, but will keep the offer open until a suitable moc is found. Update! The military governor has raised the offer to 100 dbs for the winning design(s). Should a contractor wish to license and run the factory himself, the compensation will be 80 dbs. Captain Jonathan Cooke, RN Colonial Governor of the Southern Isles, Mayor of King's Harbour Quote
Garmadon Posted April 21, 2017 Posted April 21, 2017 4 hours ago, Bregir said: Update! The military governor has raised the offer to 100 dbs for the winning design(s). Should a contractor wish to license and run the factory himself, the compensation will be 80 dbs. Captain Jonathan Cooke, RN Colonial Governor of the Southern Isles, Mayor of King's Harbour Hmm, not a bad offer. May the contractor licence and run the factory themselves for the afore-named compensation if they belong to another faction? (Note: I'm totally not sure if I'll have the time to do this myself - I've got heaps on heaps of things on my to-build list already. Mostly just curious, but you never know when an opportunity to build something not on the list might make its appearance ) Quote
Bregir Posted April 21, 2017 Author Posted April 21, 2017 8 minutes ago, Garmadon said: Hmm, not a bad offer. May the contractor licence and run the factory themselves for the afore-named compensation if they belong to another faction? Contractors on friendly terms with the King's Harbour Administration and the Crown of Corrington are welcome to operate the factory themselves, subject to the 80 dbs compensation. :) Quote
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