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User ID: Hancock M. Fitzgerald
Recipient: Bristol Constructions
Subject: Facilities Survey (Ongoing)
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Greetings and salutations, esteemed colleagues!

As I have only recently joined this new and enterprising outfit, I thought it opportune to put the best foot forward and make good use of my prior professional experiences by conducting a survey of the various Bristol holdings, in order to familiarise with the group, outline best practices, and identify potential pain points.

So, in deference to past experience (and no small amount of nostalgia, proximity to both Colorado and Kusari does that to me), I have begun my round from Arcetri Station, in Galileo.

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According to the stationside databanks and inventory logs, it appears this installation is of recent make - remarkably recent, in fact, and as near as I can tell with no compromises made in terms of craftsmanship. A sterling example of Bristol work, I daresay, and one that may be well worth advertising!
Although it may be perhaps best to wait for the finishing touches on the outer plating to be over first.

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The facilities onboard are all fully functional (I may attest to that myself, having briefly toured the various areas in person) and the crews are both motivated and productive, but passing merchants are likelier to see the ongoing construction work than the efficient, round-the-clock smelting cycles.

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And 'efficient' is no mere buzzword here, I assure you.
Strategically located at the end of the first Galileo trade lane, with a clear cruise line towards the ore field for Hegemons and smaller mining vessels alike, Arcetri has all it needs to thrive on both ends: supplies within easy reach in Liberty, willing buyers for the end product on a mostly direct trade lane route in or across Kusari.

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So promising is this location, in fact, that I have contracted the work of one such Hegemon and a Transport to service these routes; see above a number of stations manifesting a marked interest in the precious metal, and an appropriate willingness to invest in securing shipments of it.
I will be reviewing the various offers and the routes a convoy would need to follow in order to ensure maximal efficiency in the following days.

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In conclusion...
At present, this facility is optimally run and I have no advice to share (aside from perhaps updating the neural net infocard; it is rather barren).
Commendable work, truly. I certainly hope I can see more of this come the next inspections.

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