Mr. Francis,

Unfortunately, due to operational costs and several other factors, yes, we've had to change how we're pricing our deliveries. At present, also, we're also moving toward only regularly contracting the company for larger commodity deliveries. Under the new system you would be able to contract OSI for the following:
Again, this is what OSI would accept for a recurring contract. For the remainder of the goods, in which the quantities of each fall below the 1000 unit threshold, we won't enter into a corporate agreement for those, but you certainly could contract out one of our individual captains and set up an agreement with him or her for your specialty deliveries. Price at that point is negotiable between yourself and our employee. The remainder of the goods, which we won't add to the corporate contract under the new system are the following:

• H-Fuel - 500 units
  
• Cryocubes - 500 units
  
• High-Temperature Alloy - 250 units
  
• Holo-tainment Bands - 30 units
  
• Optronics - 150 units
  
• Optical Chips - 300 units
  
• Polymers - 500 units
  
• Quantum Multiplexors - 450 units
  
• Robotic Components - 100 units
  
• Superconductors - 200 units
  
• Super Alloy - 150 units
  
• Ship Hull Panels - 120 units
  
• Engine Components - 60 units
  
• Bio-Neural Processors - 100 units
  

I do apologize for the sudden change, Mr. Francis. Our infrastructure simply isn't equipped to efficiently handle a request such as yours. If you still wish to pursue the contract, I can provide for you contact information of the pilots who would be interested in completing the non-contract supplies.

Regards,
Gheis Mace

To: Henry Francis

I should have noted this in the initial transmission burst, but it slipped my mind. Any contract from the previous channel is still valid for this month. Freeport 5, Ames RS, Freeport XV, and Freeport 2 will receive shipments per contract. Our new policies will not take effect for those stations until next month.

Of course working out a new contract now will mean a fluid transition next month. Using your current contract and converting it into our new packages would result in the following:


As Mr Mace has explained we are shifting corporate contracts to bulk shipping, as a means to reduce costs on both ends. The majority of our transports are owned by the captain of the vessel, and we freely allow them to take third party contracts so long as they do not break with company policy. Contracting directly with one of them will save you money, while also giving them a chance to make money outside of corporate contracts. All of our transport captains have access to this network, they are free to use the network to offer their services for non bulk shipments. The following goods will fall under non bulk policy.

• Cryocubes - 500 units
  
• High-Temperature Alloy - 250 units
  
• Holo-tainment Bands - 30 units
  
• Optronics - 150 units
  
• Optical Chips - 300 units
  
• Polymers - 500 units
  
• Quantum Multiplexors - 450 units
  
• Robotic Components - 100 units
  
• Superconductors - 200 units
  
• Super Alloy - 150 units
  
• Ship Hull Panels - 120 units
  
• Engine Components - 60 units
  
• Bio-Neural Processors - 100 units
  

To: Reaver Mercenary Company

Helping you set up a state of the art medical facility on Barrier shouldn't be a problem, it'll require some licensing on our end, but that is our issue not yours. What other supplies would you require?