Covenant Security Concerns (Mercenaries, Open for Business)

[The Chuck]

To whom it may concern,

Nation/Contractee: Commander Hank Lewis, Orange Creek militia regiment, The Chuck.
Contract Type, Major: Training
Contract Type, Minor: Intelligence, Medical training
Requested Deployment numbers (Minimum 10, Maximum 50,000): 20 advisers for 1500 civilian soldiers.
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): 9
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes.
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes.
Renewal Clause?: Yes.
Description of Mission Parameters: The Orange Creek militia is looking to increase the non-combat training in the intelligence and medical fields. Many of our members possess base line medical knowledge to treat GSWs and other common medium battlefield injuries but we would like to impress upon them the knowledge of how to deal with major injuries, such as if caught in shrapnel blasts. Along with this, we would like to train our members on how to collect and analyze information and data when it comes to battlefield intelligence in a more comprehensive manner.

Thank you for your time,

Hank Lewis

[Republic de Tropico]

Greetings Covenant Security,

I am Veronica Dominguez, secretary of the Puerto Coco Organization. My Boss, Mister Mike Haze, wants to recruit a Private Military firm for various purposes but he also wishes to meet with you in person. We want a Military Company to ensure that our assets are secured 24/7 and to also aid our organization to expand these assets.
Please forgive me for not getting into details. It is Mr. Haze's wish that you further discuss matters in the meeting.

Thank you for your attention,
Puerto Coco Organization

[The State of Monavia]

Covenant Security Concerns Leadership Council
ATTN: Stan Mar’si, Head of Contracts and Standards
Grand Theocratic Empire of Holy Marsh

June 5, 2019

Dear Mr. Mar’si:

The Narva Mining Group is a Monavian corporation that produces and deals in precious gems and lapidary equipment. It ranks fourth among Monavian gem producers in terms of sales volume and has the fifth-largest workforce in its industry. It therefore follows that the considerable scale of the company’s operations results in the production, storage, and transportation of high-value stones in quantities large enough to merit extensive security measures.

The Narva Mining Group is looking to expand its operations by opening new mining sites in a number of countries, beginning with the Grand Theocratic Empire and the People’s Unified Federation of Mokastana. After consulting with a number of company officials, we believe that CSC is uniquely positioned to provide security to these sites and our future gem processing centers. We also believe that CSC’s personnel who specialize in maritime and aerial security are well-suited for ensuring that our international shipments proceed unmolested by criminal elements that may arise in the future.

Owing to the fact that precious gems are frequently used by criminals for money laundering and clandestine payments, we are always concerned that our products may be purchased or stolen by persons involved in unlawful activities. In the past, we have cooperated with law enforcement agencies to arrange sting operations in which we create front companies staffed by undercover police. We believe that CSC personnel specializing in law enforcement functions will prove useful in such projects as a number of our managers and directors strongly agree with the sentiments expressed by the morality clause CSC includes in its contracts.

Given the foregoing information, I am interested in having your office perform a needs assessment that we can use to determine the parameters of future service contracts with CSC. I look forward to receiving your firm’s recommendations.

Sincerely,

Cyrus Doran
Vice President of Security

[Holy Marsh]

To whom it may concern,

Nation/Contractee: Commander Hank Lewis, Orange Creek militia regiment, The Chuck.
Contract Type, Major: Training
Contract Type, Minor: Intelligence, Medical training
Requested Deployment numbers (Minimum 10, Maximum 50,000): 20 advisers for 1500 civilian soldiers.
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): 9
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes.
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes.
Renewal Clause?: Yes.
Description of Mission Parameters: The Orange Creek militia is looking to increase the non-combat training in the intelligence and medical fields. Many of our members possess base line medical knowledge to treat GSWs and other common medium battlefield injuries but we would like to impress upon them the knowledge of how to deal with major injuries, such as if caught in shrapnel blasts. Along with this, we would like to train our members on how to collect and analyze information and data when it comes to battlefield intelligence in a more comprehensive manner.

Thank you for your time,

Hank Lewis

To: Commander Hank Lewis, Orange Creek militia regiment, The Chuck
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Contract

Contractee,

Our Contract and Standard department have reviewed your offer and after negotiations have decided to ACCEPT the contract. The total sum shall be $1 million standard NS dollars. $720,000 for the contract, and a $280,000 bonus at the end of the contract. This contract shall be undertaken by Covenant Incorporated. Renewal will be discussed in the month leading up to the contract end.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards


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Covenant Security Concerns Leadership Council
ATTN: Stan Mar’si, Head of Contracts and Standards
Grand Theocratic Empire of Holy Marsh

June 5, 2019

Dear Mr. Mar’si:

The Narva Mining Group is a Monavian corporation that produces and deals in precious gems and lapidary equipment. It ranks fourth among Monavian gem producers in terms of sales volume and has the fifth-largest workforce in its industry. It therefore follows that the considerable scale of the company’s operations results in the production, storage, and transportation of high-value stones in quantities large enough to merit extensive security measures.

The Narva Mining Group is looking to expand its operations by opening new mining sites in a number of countries, beginning with the Grand Theocratic Empire and the People’s Unified Federation of Mokastana. After consulting with a number of company officials, we believe that CSC is uniquely positioned to provide security to these sites and our future gem processing centers. We also believe that CSC’s personnel who specialize in maritime and aerial security are well-suited for ensuring that our international shipments proceed unmolested by criminal elements that may arise in the future.

Owing to the fact that precious gems are frequently used by criminals for money laundering and clandestine payments, we are always concerned that our products may be purchased or stolen by persons involved in unlawful activities. In the past, we have cooperated with law enforcement agencies to arrange sting operations in which we create front companies staffed by undercover police. We believe that CSC personnel specializing in law enforcement functions will prove useful in such projects as a number of our managers and directors strongly agree with the sentiments expressed by the morality clause CSC includes in its contracts.

Given the foregoing information, I am interested in having your office perform a needs assessment that we can use to determine the parameters of future service contracts with CSC. I look forward to receiving your firm’s recommendations.

Sincerely,

Cyrus Doran
Vice President of Security

To: Cyrus Doran, Vice President of Security, Narva Mining Group
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Needs Assessment

Contractee,

We have completed your Needs Assessment. What follows is a basic summary. Within this reply are the full thirty-two page report on the Grand Theocratic Location and the one-hundred and two page report on the proposed PUF location.

Grand Theocratic Empire Location- The Theocracy, between its heavily militarized police presence(Marshite Militia), surveillance, and extremely low crime rate, is unlikely to produce criminal activity towards your corporation. Having said that, one must always be prepared for such a possibility. Surveillance of the site both day and night by on-base security services through cameras, motion sensors, drones, and foot patrols are likely best suited for this job. A small response team as well as a series of alarms, weight and load detectors, and other basic security equipment should suffice. Establishing emergency lines with local Marshite Militia forces should also be a necessity. Transport security should be handled by the Marshite Militia.

Deployment Suggestion: 9 Security Officers (Surveillance and Drone coverage), 36 Patrol Officers (Patrol Security), 12 Rapid Responders (Armed Response), 12 Security Support Staff (Logistics and Maintenance). Installation of alarms, weight and load, infrared, materials detectors, metal detectors, cameras, and motion detectors. One security building. Purchase of at least three recon drones. Small vehicles and small arms.


Peopled Federation Location- While much of the PUF is indeed secure, criminal organizations including large cartels are well-known for having power and influence. As such, the PUF location should have high security. Along with everything noted above with the Theocratic location, any PUF location should consider the use of armed vehicles. A large rapid reaction force should be placed on standby at a nearby facility. If the location is rural enough, one might also consider a multi-tiered checkpoint system on the roads leading to and from the complex. Contact with Federal and local MDC forces would be required.

Deployment Suggestion: 12 Security Officers, 72 Patrol Officers, 24 Rapid Responders, 36 Off-Site Rapid Responders, 24 Security Support Staff, 16 Checkpoint Security (four checkpoints), 16 Transport Security, 8 Transport Security Support, 18 On-Site Vehicle Maintenance Staff, 12 Off-Site Maintenance Staff. Installation of alarms, weight and load, infrared, materials detectors, metal detectors, cameras, and motion detectors. Three Security Buildings- two for operations, one for vehicles. Construction of three checkpoints along the route with booths. Construction of a checkpoint at facility entrance. Construction of small rapid response facility not far from the complex. Purchase of at least three recon drones. Light and heavy small arms as well as light IFVs (at least five) on-site. Three helicopters, small and heavy arms located offsite.

These suggestions are made with the intent of securing your mine to the fullest and may not fit into your budgetary strategy. Feel free to modify to your liking.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

[Storrelandet]

Nation/Contractee: Storrelandet's government
Contract Type, Major: Security
Contract Type, Minor: Infrastructure security and escort detail
Requested Deployment numbers (Minimum 10, Maximum 50,000): 400 light infantry
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): 48
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes
Renewal Clause?: Yes
Description of Mission Parameters: You will be patrolling the construction site of a fortress currently being built by hired civilians. Your mission will not put you in harms way, your only goal is to dissuade anybody who might get too interested with the structure. You will also be escorting the materials being used for the construction site. Your work will be held in the mountainous region of Storrelandet. Equipement and living quarters will be offered, including living utilities.

[The State of Monavia]

Covenant Security Concerns Leadership Council
ATTN: Stan Mar’si, Head of Contracts and Standards
Grand Theocratic Empire of Holy Marsh

May 15, 2020

Dear Mr. Mar’si:

My company has reviewed the findings contained in the needs assessment that your staff conducted at my request. Since my staff concluded that your firm’s recommendations appear both reasonable and appropriate in relation to the parameters I specified in my previous correspondence with you, I am now requesting official price quotes for implementing the suggestions outlined in both of your summaries. Before generating said quote, I wish to add a few additional details that your staff will need to know in order to calculate reliable numbers.

• In addition to the security needed once both new sites become operations, my company will also require some measure of security during the construction process leading up to the point at which the sites become active.
• Both sites will be located in rural areas, so considerations stemming from close proximity to population centers will not be an issue.
• Owing to the fact that high-value gems are easier to launder than cash or other valuables, my staff has also determined that the Mokan location will need to feature an onsite vault facility capable of securing a large concentration of our inventory from local drug cartels.
• I am requesting price quotes for the cost of securing both sites during construction and the cost of securing their subsequent operations. In the latter case, please assume that operational security contracts have a duration of three years and feature a provision for automatic renewal in the event neither party elects to terminate it.

My staff and I look forward to reviewing the price quotes you provide and sharing them with our finance division for discussion. I will be happy to answer any questions you might have should any arise.

Sincerely,

Cyrus Doran
Vice President of Security

[Mokastana]

Nation/Contractee: The People's Unified Federation
Contract Type, Major: Combat
Contract Type, Minor: Overt Ground Operations
Requested Deployment numbers: 20,000
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): Two Months
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes
Renewal Clause?: Can be renegotiated during the occupation phase
Description of Mission Parameters:
Convenant Security Concerns will provide a Mercenary Spearhead for operations into the former nation of Yaroslav to break enemy forces in mostly urban combat. Enemy forces are expected to be a modern military power, albeit disorganized. CSC will be supported by elements of the Federal Army and Air force, as they will be acting as a professional portion of an army group. Objective will be to defeat local military power and occupy the territory for future annexation. Military planners anticipate one month of open conflict, but the contract will include two months of bonus combat pay.


Regarding the following points:
3- In the event of Deaths of Operatives,the PUF agrees to paying the $48,000 dollar fee for the first 2,000 deaths. After which, we propose paying $24,000 per death.
4- Half of the two month combat deployment will be paid up front. Although we only anticipate 1 month of armed conflict, two months of 20% combat pay bonus will be included.
5- Contract Completion bonus will be based on After Actions reports of the effectiveness of CSC units. Every week, the Army Group CSC will be attached to will have to cover X number of Kilometers. The objective is to hit all first four week goals on time. CSC will be paid a bonus of 3% on the first month of the contract, for each goal hit in the during the first four weeks of the contract.

192 Million for the two month deployment

[Holy Marsh]

Nation/Contractee: Storrelandet's government
Contract Type, Major: Security
Contract Type, Minor: Infrastructure security and escort detail
Requested Deployment numbers (Minimum 10, Maximum 50,000): 400 light infantry
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): 48
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes
Renewal Clause?: Yes
Description of Mission Parameters: You will be patrolling the construction site of a fortress currently being built by hired civilians. Your mission will not put you in harms way, your only goal is to dissuade anybody who might get too interested with the structure. You will also be escorting the materials being used for the construction site. Your work will be held in the mountainous region of Storrelandet. Equipement and living quarters will be offered, including living utilities.

To: Storrelandet
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Contract

Contractee,

Our Contract and Standard department have reviewed your offer and after negotiations have decided to ACCEPT the contract. The total sum shall be $80 million standard NS dollars. $76.8 million for the contract, and a $3.2 million bonus at the end of the contract. This contract shall be undertaken by Covenant Incorporated. Renewal will be discussed in the month leading up to the contract end.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

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Covenant Security Concerns Leadership Council
ATTN: Stan Mar’si, Head of Contracts and Standards
Grand Theocratic Empire of Holy Marsh

May 15, 2020

Dear Mr. Mar’si:

My company has reviewed the findings contained in the needs assessment that your staff conducted at my request. Since my staff concluded that your firm’s recommendations appear both reasonable and appropriate in relation to the parameters I specified in my previous correspondence with you, I am now requesting official price quotes for implementing the suggestions outlined in both of your summaries. Before generating said quote, I wish to add a few additional details that your staff will need to know in order to calculate reliable numbers.

• In addition to the security needed once both new sites become operations, my company will also require some measure of security during the construction process leading up to the point at which the sites become active.
• Both sites will be located in rural areas, so considerations stemming from close proximity to population centers will not be an issue.
• Owing to the fact that high-value gems are easier to launder than cash or other valuables, my staff has also determined that the Mokan location will need to feature an onsite vault facility capable of securing a large concentration of our inventory from local drug cartels.
• I am requesting price quotes for the cost of securing both sites during construction and the cost of securing their subsequent operations. In the latter case, please assume that operational security contracts have a duration of three years and feature a provision for automatic renewal in the event neither party elects to terminate it.

My staff and I look forward to reviewing the price quotes you provide and sharing them with our finance division for discussion. I will be happy to answer any questions you might have should any arise.

Sincerely,

Cyrus Doran
Vice President of Security

To: Cyrus Doran, Vice President of Security, Narva Mining Group
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Contract

Mr. Doran,

With additional information, we propose the following:
307 personel as described in the previous communique
An additional 72 personel for construction security (60 for PUF location, 12 for Theocratic)
Five security buildings as discussed previously
Checkpoints as noted previously
Total of six MAV-30 IFVs, five discussed previously and additional security for PUF
Three LA-214 Helicopters
Six Recon Drones
Installation of noted security features as discussed previously

CSC can provide the small arms, heavy arms, equipment and helicopters as part of its deployment.
Here is the following contract price quotes

Contract Cost: $54.5 million.
Bonus: 5.5 million.
Installation and Operation of Security Features: $2.9 million
Total Cost: $62.9 million

Note: This does not include the cost of construction of security buildings and checkpoints. These buildings wil be the property of your organization and are leased to CSC as part of the contract. This does not include the combat escalation in the contract which remains an option should combat be either expected or occur. This also does not include day to day living allowances (such as food and light medical care not covered by the Combat Medical and Surgical Medical Plans covered by CSC) which is considered to be under your organization's purview.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

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Nation/Contractee: The People's Unified Federation
Contract Type, Major: Combat
Contract Type, Minor: Overt Ground Operations
Requested Deployment numbers: 20,000
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): Two Months
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes
Renewal Clause?: Can be renegotiated during the occupation phase
Description of Mission Parameters:
Convenant Security Concerns will provide a Mercenary Spearhead for operations into the former nation of Yaroslav to break enemy forces in mostly urban combat. Enemy forces are expected to be a modern military power, albeit disorganized. CSC will be supported by elements of the Federal Army and Air force, as they will be acting as a professional portion of an army group. Objective will be to defeat local military power and occupy the territory for future annexation. Military planners anticipate one month of open conflict, but the contract will include two months of bonus combat pay.


Regarding the following points:
3- In the event of Deaths of Operatives,the PUF agrees to paying the $48,000 dollar fee for the first 2,000 deaths. After which, we propose paying $24,000 per death.
4- Half of the two month combat deployment will be paid up front. Although we only anticipate 1 month of armed conflict, two months of 20% combat pay bonus will be included.
5- Contract Completion bonus will be based on After Actions reports of the effectiveness of CSC units. Every week, the Army Group CSC will be attached to will have to cover X number of Kilometers. The objective is to hit all first four week goals on time. CSC will be paid a bonus of 3% on the first month of the contract, for each goal hit in the during the first four weeks of the contract.

192 Million for the two month deployment

To: The People's Federation
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Contract

Contractee,

Our Contract and Standard department have reviewed your offer and after negotiations have decided to ACCEPT the contract at the stated amount, with a few conditions. We would normally refuse $24,000 per death at any stage, but are willing to accept your death pay conditions past the stated amount if the end bonus is bumped up to 6% rather than 3%. If these terms are agreeable, the Covenant Mercenary Guild will deploy in response.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

[Mokastana]

Nation/Contractee: The People's Unified Federation
Contract Type, Major: Combat
Contract Type, Minor: Overt Ground Operations
Requested Deployment numbers: 20,000
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): Two Months
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes
Renewal Clause?: Can be renegotiated during the occupation phase
Description of Mission Parameters:
Convenant Security Concerns will provide a Mercenary Spearhead for operations into the former nation of Yaroslav to break enemy forces in mostly urban combat. Enemy forces are expected to be a modern military power, albeit disorganized. CSC will be supported by elements of the Federal Army and Air force, as they will be acting as a professional portion of an army group. Objective will be to defeat local military power and occupy the territory for future annexation. Military planners anticipate one month of open conflict, but the contract will include two months of bonus combat pay.


Regarding the following points:
3- In the event of Deaths of Operatives,the PUF agrees to paying the $48,000 dollar fee for the first 2,000 deaths. After which, we propose paying $24,000 per death.
4- Half of the two month combat deployment will be paid up front. Although we only anticipate 1 month of armed conflict, two months of 20% combat pay bonus will be included.
5- Contract Completion bonus will be based on After Actions reports of the effectiveness of CSC units. Every week, the Army Group CSC will be attached to will have to cover X number of Kilometers. The objective is to hit all first four week goals on time. CSC will be paid a bonus of 3% on the first month of the contract, for each goal hit in the during the first four weeks of the contract.

192 Million for the two month deployment

To: The People's Federation
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Contract

Contractee,

Our Contract and Standard department have reviewed your offer and after negotiations have decided to ACCEPT the contract at the stated amount, with a few conditions. We would normally refuse $24,000 per death at any stage, but are willing to accept your death pay conditions past the stated amount if the end bonus is bumped up to 6% rather than 3%. If these terms are agreeable, the Covenant Mercenary Guild will deploy in response.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

To: Covenant Security Concerns
From: The People's Federal Army - Military procurement
Topic: Re: Your Contract

Thank you for your prompt response. I apologize if I am renegotiating the deal, but military needs change on a coin. Fortunately for you, this is more coin for you.

First, revised military needs suggest tripling this contract, from 20,000 to 60,000 combatants.

Secondly, concerns over death payments was the driving force behind the low ball offer of death payments over 10%. Instead I propose we honor that original number of $48,000 per death, but if 10% deaths are reached, CSC will be pulled from combat duty and the contract will be terminated at the end of that month.

Third, the bonus will remain 3% for objectives reached in the first month. That said, once the original two month contract is up, we will have an option for a six month Security contract. Bonus is to be determined, as it will be based on security needs determined after the occupation is finished.
Contract Type, Major: Security
Contract Type, Minor: Law Enforcement Detail

Obviously, if CSC reaches 10% deaths during month two, this 6 month security contract will not be offered.

Are these revisions acceptable?

[The State of Monavia]

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Covenant Security Concerns Leadership Council
ATTN: Stan Mar’si, Head of Contracts and Standards
Grand Theocratic Empire of Holy Marsh

May 15, 2020

Dear Mr. Mar’si:

My company has reviewed the findings contained in the needs assessment that your staff conducted at my request. Since my staff concluded that your firm’s recommendations appear both reasonable and appropriate in relation to the parameters I specified in my previous correspondence with you, I am now requesting official price quotes for implementing the suggestions outlined in both of your summaries. Before generating said quote, I wish to add a few additional details that your staff will need to know in order to calculate reliable numbers.

• In addition to the security needed once both new sites become operations, my company will also require some measure of security during the construction process leading up to the point at which the sites become active.
• Both sites will be located in rural areas, so considerations stemming from close proximity to population centers will not be an issue.
• Owing to the fact that high-value gems are easier to launder than cash or other valuables, my staff has also determined that the Mokan location will need to feature an onsite vault facility capable of securing a large concentration of our inventory from local drug cartels.
• I am requesting price quotes for the cost of securing both sites during construction and the cost of securing their subsequent operations. In the latter case, please assume that operational security contracts have a duration of three years and feature a provision for automatic renewal in the event neither party elects to terminate it.

My staff and I look forward to reviewing the price quotes you provide and sharing them with our finance division for discussion. I will be happy to answer any questions you might have should any arise.

Sincerely,

Cyrus Doran
Vice President of Security

To: Cyrus Doran, Vice President of Security, Narva Mining Group
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Contract

Mr. Doran,

With additional information, we propose the following:
307 personel as described in the previous communique
An additional 72 personel for construction security (60 for PUF location, 12 for Theocratic)
Five security buildings as discussed previously
Checkpoints as noted previously
Total of six MAV-30 IFVs, five discussed previously and additional security for PUF
Three LA-214 Helicopters
Six Recon Drones
Installation of noted security features as discussed previously

CSC can provide the small arms, heavy arms, equipment and helicopters as part of its deployment.
Here is the following contract price quotes

Contract Cost: $54.5 million.
Bonus: 5.5 million.
Installation and Operation of Security Features: $2.9 million
Total Cost: $62.9 million

Note: This does not include the cost of construction of security buildings and checkpoints. These buildings wil be the property of your organization and are leased to CSC as part of the contract. This does not include the combat escalation in the contract which remains an option should combat be either expected or occur. This also does not include day to day living allowances (such as food and light medical care not covered by the Combat Medical and Surgical Medical Plans covered by CSC) which is considered to be under your organization's purview.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

Covenant Security Concerns Leadership Council
ATTN: Stan Mar’si, Head of Contracts and Standards
Grand Theocratic Empire of Holy Marsh

May 26, 2020

Dear Mr. Mar’si:

My staff reviewed the revised bid you sent me and concluded that its terms are satisfactory to our company’s interests. We also agree with your assertions regarding our responsibility for our own company property, living allowances, and select medical expenses, so there should be no issues with any of those items.

There is one final matter—the pricing scheme for combat escalation—that I want to inquire about as part of closing this deal. How does CSC estimate its prices for combat escalation bonuses? What projections can you provide us as part of this deal? I eagerly await your response regarding these matters.

Sincerely,

Cyrus Doran
Vice President of Security

[Holy Marsh]

@ Mokastana:

To: The People's Federation
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: RE: Your Contract

These revisions have been accepted. In addition to the Covenant Mercenary Guid, Kraken Security will additionally be called in to fulfill the contract. The following is a breakdown of cost:

Base Contract Cost: $240 million.
Combat Bonus: $48 million.
Additional- Objective Completion Bonus: $7.2 million per objective hit, four objectives.
Total: $288 million, escalation with objective completion bonuses to $295.2-$316.8 million.

The People's Federation is to pay the Base Contract and Combat Bonus for a minimum of one month, even if casualties exceed the limits we have discussed within that time period. If operations continue into the second month by more than one hour, the second month of payment shall also be considered guaranteed.

Pleasure doing business with you, and may we see future business together.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

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@Monavia:

To: Cyrus Doran, Vice President of Security, Narva Mining Group
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Contract

Mr. Doran,

I am pleased you have found the agreement to your liking. As for the combat escalation, it is an additional 20% applied to an operator's pay when combat is expected or takes place. This bonus applies to all operators in the contractual range (separated into the PUF and Theocratic locations) when it is activated. Normally this bonus is applied permanently for the contract length, but the nature of the contract here means we would apply it only in three month increments. (Example: Combat bonus applies to February, March, and April if it is activated due to cause or expectation at any point in February).

I hope this answers your question and we may begin the contract.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

[Palmyrion]

Name: Brigada Mangangayaw (en: Raider Brigade)
Leader/Main Operator/Owner: Alexander Hiraya
Size: approx. 5,000 + a few commercial vessels converted into motherships, and a small air force of helicopters and VTOL aircraft
(NOTE: I intend for them to get better gear as they accept contracts)
Mission Capability: Training, Security, Combat, Intelligence - they specialise in amphibious operations.
Mission Statement of Organization: By sea, by air, by land.
Organizational Notes: Mangangayaw is a Palmyrian term that denotes any seaborne pirate raiding party in the olden times. Their activities lasted from the birth of the Palmyrian nation-state, up until their British colonial period. When Palmyrion gained independence, many of these mangangayaw crews - which had performed attacks on British forces in Palmyrion - swore fealty to the Palmyrian nation-state and formed the building blocks of the Marine Corps, while others started privateer duties with a sworn promise not to attack Palmyrian, Marshite, or Romandean shipping (a promise that has expanded to include Palmyrion's new allies, notably signatories and member-states of the RMU, CAPINTERN, NMAA, and the Amistad Declaration). These privateer crews were banned by the Stalinist regime, but their legitimacy was quickly restored, and nowadays these crews are now PMCs specialising mainly in amphibious operations and maritime security. The Brigada Mangangayaw is one such mangangayaw company, and enlisting as a sub-crew in Covenant Security Concerns will present a watershed moment for the company.
Do you adhere to the Morality Clause? Yes.
Do you accept the rules for Covenant Security Concerns? Yes.

OOC: Some fluff and lorebuilding links around mangangayaws:

• [DeviantArt] Visayan Raiders, Pi she yeh
• [Esquire Magazine] Looking Back at the Time When Ancient Visayans Terrorized China

[The State of Monavia]

@Monavia:

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To: Cyrus Doran, Vice President of Security, Narva Mining Group
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Contract

Mr. Doran,

I am pleased you have found the agreement to your liking. As for the combat escalation, it is an additional 20% applied to an operator's pay when combat is expected or takes place. This bonus applies to all operators in the contractual range (separated into the PUF and Theocratic locations) when it is activated. Normally this bonus is applied permanently for the contract length, but the nature of the contract here means we would apply it only in three month increments. (Example: Combat bonus applies to February, March, and April if it is activated due to cause or expectation at any point in February).

I hope this answers your question and we may begin the contract.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

Covenant Security Concerns Leadership Council
ATTN: Stan Mar’si, Head of Contracts and Standards
Grand Theocratic Empire of Holy Marsh

May 28, 2020

Dear Mr. Mar’si:

The terms you specified concerning combat escalation appear very reasonable. Having found myself satisfied with the proposed contract, I have elected to accept the terms you have offered and affixed my signature thereto. CSC is now free to begin implementation at its earliest convenience.

Sincerely,

Cyrus Doran
Vice President of Security

[Akhenium]

Nation/Contractee: Akhenium
Contract Type, Major: Combat
Contract Type, Minor: Overt and Covert Ground and Naval Operations
Requested Deployment numbers (Minimum 10, Maximum 50,000): 500
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): 5 months
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes
Renewal Clause?: Y
Description of Mission Parameters: Akhenium’s participation in the Ohkhoskalite Civil War aims to defend the population of Ohkhos from nations and organizations which are terrorizing villages to sell people into slavery. Akhenium would utilize the mercenaries hired in this contract alongside its own military for land and naval counter-trafficking operations targeting these vile slavers.

[Varenskjyr]

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Time: 11:13
Date: 08.14.20
Memo: [Classified] Request for training operations with CSC.

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FROM: VIAD Official Headquarters in [REDACTED].

The VIAD of the Federated Republic of Varenskjyr wishes to open a dialogue with Covenant Security Concerns to discuss coordination efforts in matters of national security and intelligence. It has come to the attention of VIAD, OSIS, and VAF leaders that our decades long civil war is, in many parts, a result of our own lack of understanding in military doctrine and modern tactical ethos. For over 70 years, the armed forces of the Federated Republic of Varenskjyr had been decentralized and contextualized by a myriad of competing militias and armed factions. Although some reform in the last decade has been successful in unifying most of the militias into a unified command structure, namely the Varenskjyrian Red Army, there are many areas in which the Varenskjyrian Combined Operative Forces (VCOF) lack. With that in mind, the VIAD wishes to contract CSC for a MAJOR training contract type. The VIAD is especially interested in acquiring a package that contains the following training materials:

Ground Forces Training
Air Forces Training
Medical Training

The VIAD is also interested in Intelligence Training, but costs are a major point of consideration for Varenskjyr and discussions must be had before deciding whether or not to include that in this package. The VCOF prioritizes the above three training missions, particularly with the Air Forces training, as the republic has recently acquired the following equipment, but lacks the necessary training to use such technologies tactically and with operational success:

Mi-2URN - 16 helicopters
Mi-8T - 8 helicopters
Mi-6 - 2 helicopters
MiG-21Bis - 4 fighter jets
MiG-23MLD - 6 fighter jets

The VIAD, OSIS, and VCOF are incredibly interested in your response to this query. Fighting separatism, violent extremism, and Islamism are important elements in the national security of the Federated Republic of Varenskjyr. Since 1955, this country has been devastated by perpetual fighting, and with your assistance, VCOF believes that the civil war can be taken to new degrees, inching closer towards an end. VIAD is willing to enter in-depth negotiations for costing, and the official application is included below:

Nation/Contractee: Varenskjyrian Combined Operative Forces
Contract Type, Major: Ground Forces Training, Medical Training, Air Force Training
Contract Type, Minor: Intelligence Training
Requested Deployment numbers (Minimum 10, Maximum 50,000): As deemed necessary by CSC for successful training and consultation operations.
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): 6 months, with possibility of extension.
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes.
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes, as the Federated Republic of Varenskjyr is only interested in unifying the nation and ending violent extremism and separatism.
Renewal Clause?: Yes
Description of Mission Parameters: The VCOF is hoping that CSC can provide in-depth training on the following topics (as well as others deemed necessary by CSC):

Ground Forces:

Urban warfare tactics
Counterinsurgency operations
Counterterrorism
Military-Emergency responses to national disasters and emerging situations
Conflict resolution
Cohesion between intelligence and tactical operations
Military Doctrine

Medical Training:

Rapid responses to disasters
Medic training
Field hospital logistics

Air Force Training:

Operational skills
Technical skills
Repair and maintainence

[West Bromwich Holme]

From: Balna-Mitsubishi Automotive, West Bromwich Holme
To: Covenant Security Concerns

Dear Covenant Security Concerns,
we would like to offer your mercenaries some of our highly esteemed vehicles for travelling in.

These are available for fleet sales, and we have a vehicle tailor-made for your needs.

Balna-Mitsubishi VL300 Xpresif



Based on the Mitsubishi L300 Express design that is legendary worldwide, we offer this vehicle with three engines, a 1.6-litre/74hp 4-cylinder, 1.8-litre/89bhp 4-cylinder and a 2.0-litre/135bhp 4-cylinder petrol. A 2.5-litre/180bhp 4-cylinder turbodiesel is also offered should you need more power

Available with front-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive, the VL300 Expresif is offered in two trim levels - Fleet, which is as basic as you can get, and only offered with the 1.6 petrol, or GLX which can be specified with the larger 2.0 petrol or the 2.5 DI-D turbodiesel.

These are produced in Astholm at one of Balna-Mitsubishi's production facilities, in small quantities; we have 4,000 available.

Versions:

1.6 Fleet Minibus
2.0 GLX Minibus
2.0 GLX 4WD Minibus
2.5 DI-D 180 GLX Minibus
2.5 DI-D 180 GLX 4WD Minibus

PRICE LIST

1.6 Fleet Minibus 5dr Minibus - £19980
2.0 GLX Minibus - £22385
2.0 GLX 4WD Minibus - £24885
2.5 DI-D 180 GLX Minibus - £24395
2.5 DI-D 180 GLX 4WD Minibus - £26895

Colors

Polar White
Imperial Blue
Fire Red
Sienna Brown
Scottish Green
Icelandic Blue
Yellow/Red 2-tone

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We look forward to doing business with you and can offer a SPECIAL FLEET DISCOUNT of 20% off RRP!

[UniversalCommons]

Nation/Contractee: UniversalCommons, Office of Economic and Special Warfare, Operation Undertow
Contract Type, Major: Possible Combat, Infiltration and Retrieval of Undersea Assets
Contract Type, Minor: (Ground Forces Training, Naval Training, etc. See above descriptions of MAJOR and MINOR.)
Requested Deployment numbers (Minimum 10, Maximum 50,000): 100
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): 1 Year initial contract
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: This is a legal question. We are seeking to retrieve objects in disputed waters. Depending on review of each mission, it may or may not meet the requirements of the morality clause. Each case would need review. We have a number of different missions which need to be carried out. We would let you decide if they met the requirements. We would abide by the morality if you took the case.
Renewal Clause?: Y/N. Y
Description of Mission Parameters: We have identified sunken assets in a variety of locations which we wish retrieved. This can vary from sunken military ships, even wrecked submersibles, to treasure ships. We need a proxy to retrieve these items that is not the UniversalCommons. Some of the assets are in the territorial waters of other nations or are in disputed territorial waters. We will pay well for this as well as provide the equipment.

[Holy Marsh]

Nation/Contractee: Akhenium
Contract Type, Major: Combat
Contract Type, Minor: Overt and Covert Ground and Naval Operations
Requested Deployment numbers (Minimum 10, Maximum 50,000): 500
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): 5 months
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes
Renewal Clause?: Y
Description of Mission Parameters: Akhenium’s participation in the Ohkhoskalite Civil War aims to defend the population of Ohkhos from nations and organizations which are terrorizing villages to sell people into slavery. Akhenium would utilize the mercenaries hired in this contract alongside its own military for land and naval counter-trafficking operations targeting these vile slavers.

To: Akhenium
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Contract

Contractee,

Our Contract and Standard department have reviewed your offer and after negotiations have decided to ACCEPT the contract. The total sum paid up-front will be $0 due to the anti-slavery nature of this operation, which naturally leads many contractors and organization within CSC to desire engagement regardless of cost. The total contract value, to be paid at completion, will be $10 million dollars plus associated munition costs and death bonuses. A contract completion bonus of $4 million has also been assigned. This contract shall be undertaken by Covenant Incorporated. Renewal will be discussed in the month leading up to the contract end.

Death to the slaver,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

[Holy Marsh]

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Time: 11:13
Date: 08.14.20
Memo: [Classified] Request for training operations with CSC.

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FROM: VIAD Official Headquarters in [REDACTED].

The VIAD of the Federated Republic of Varenskjyr wishes to open a dialogue with Covenant Security Concerns to discuss coordination efforts in matters of national security and intelligence. It has come to the attention of VIAD, OSIS, and VAF leaders that our decades long civil war is, in many parts, a result of our own lack of understanding in military doctrine and modern tactical ethos. For over 70 years, the armed forces of the Federated Republic of Varenskjyr had been decentralized and contextualized by a myriad of competing militias and armed factions. Although some reform in the last decade has been successful in unifying most of the militias into a unified command structure, namely the Varenskjyrian Red Army, there are many areas in which the Varenskjyrian Combined Operative Forces (VCOF) lack. With that in mind, the VIAD wishes to contract CSC for a MAJOR training contract type. The VIAD is especially interested in acquiring a package that contains the following training materials:

Ground Forces Training
Air Forces Training
Medical Training

The VIAD is also interested in Intelligence Training, but costs are a major point of consideration for Varenskjyr and discussions must be had before deciding whether or not to include that in this package. The VCOF prioritizes the above three training missions, particularly with the Air Forces training, as the republic has recently acquired the following equipment, but lacks the necessary training to use such technologies tactically and with operational success:

Mi-2URN - 16 helicopters
Mi-8T - 8 helicopters
Mi-6 - 2 helicopters
MiG-21Bis - 4 fighter jets
MiG-23MLD - 6 fighter jets

The VIAD, OSIS, and VCOF are incredibly interested in your response to this query. Fighting separatism, violent extremism, and Islamism are important elements in the national security of the Federated Republic of Varenskjyr. Since 1955, this country has been devastated by perpetual fighting, and with your assistance, VCOF believes that the civil war can be taken to new degrees, inching closer towards an end. VIAD is willing to enter in-depth negotiations for costing, and the official application is included below:

Nation/Contractee: Varenskjyrian Combined Operative Forces
Contract Type, Major: Ground Forces Training, Medical Training, Air Force Training
Contract Type, Minor: Intelligence Training
Requested Deployment numbers (Minimum 10, Maximum 50,000): As deemed necessary by CSC for successful training and consultation operations.
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): 6 months, with possibility of extension.
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes.
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: Yes, as the Federated Republic of Varenskjyr is only interested in unifying the nation and ending violent extremism and separatism.
Renewal Clause?: Yes
Description of Mission Parameters: The VCOF is hoping that CSC can provide in-depth training on the following topics (as well as others deemed necessary by CSC):

Ground Forces:

Urban warfare tactics
Counterinsurgency operations
Counterterrorism
Military-Emergency responses to national disasters and emerging situations
Conflict resolution
Cohesion between intelligence and tactical operations
Military Doctrine

Medical Training:

Rapid responses to disasters
Medic training
Field hospital logistics

Air Force Training:

Operational skills
Technical skills
Repair and maintainence

To: VIAD Official Headquarters in [WE SEE YOU]
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Needs Assessment

Contractee,

There are three major elements in play while discussing the fulfillment of your contract. The first is the nature of the training desired. Since much of it is doctrinal and organizational and less field-work and individual skills based, we understand this as a desire to overhaul national military doctrine and organization. The second is the scope of the training requested. Since it is wide ranging we have pulled from avariety of contractors and outfits within CSC to give you the necessary skills requested. Third, the desire to keep the cost low enough to satisfy you. What follows is the proposal:

210 Operatives assigned to the contracts for Urban warfare tactics, Counterinsurgency operations, and Counterterrorism. This will include 12 Operatives assigned as high-level doctrinal specialists in these fields to help formulate a national response to these concerns, 80 Operatives assigned to the dissemination and training of officers and command staff in these matters per your formulated national response, and 108 Operatives to be used as a Wargame/Red Cell unit for the testing of these tactics, counter-insurgency ethos, and counterterrorist response implementations. All 210 are experts in their field and highly experienced and should yield you tremendous results.

65 Operatives assigned to the contract for "Military-Emergency responses to national disasters and emerging situations". 5 Operatives are assigned as high-level coordination experts and emergency preparedness experts, and 60 Operatives are assigned as training liasons between command structures relevant to the disasters and emerging situations. The goal is to craft the appropriate national response to a variety of possible emergencies and situations and training the appropriate authorities and military forces with the right capabilities on the proper response.

35 Operatives are assigned to the contract for conflict resolution. 5 are assigned at a high-level to help foster an environment capable of creating working solutions to conflicts that currently rage. 30 Operatives are assigned to the tactical training of officers on the best methods of attempting to end a conflict, where strategically acceptable and tactically advantageous or otherwise promoted by the formulated national strategy.

160 Operatives are assigned to the contract for Cohesion between intelligence and tactical operations. 20 Operatives are assigned as high-level tactical intelligence experts and should provide you with the top-layer insight needed to formulate a national system of superior tactical intelligence. 70 Operatives are assigned to the relevant units and agencies to help foster cohesion and same-use thought and knowledge between them, up to and including the formation of any new branches required to foster this. 70 Operatives are assigned as Field Tactical Intelligence and can be used in both a tactical training and advisory capacity as well as field use when necessary.

45 Operatives are selected for the contract for Military Doctrine. 15 Operatives are assigned to aid your military high command or relevant authority in the development of a superior national military doctrine that will fit your national capabilities and ambitions. 30 Operatives are assigned to oversee the development, disimbursement, and high-level educating of this doctrine as it applies in relevant officer academies or other spaces of military learning.

60 Operatives are assigned to the contract for rapid responses to disasters. All are used in a training capacity of medical units in preparation for deployment to disaster zones. High-level strategy of this category is considered to be closely tied to the contract for "Military-Emergency responses to national disasters and emerging situations".

80 Operatives are assigned to the contract for medic training. 10 Operatives are assigned to help establish a national program aimed at the development of a superior battlefield medic. 70 Operatives are assigned to direct-training of available medical technicians, as well as field work if required.

55 Operatives are assigned to the contract for Field hospital logistics. 5 Operatives are assigned to high-level discussions as to the makeup, deployment, running, staffing, training, and supply of a field hospital. 50 Operatives, divided into teams per field hospital per the national strategy, will help implement the decisions made in regards to field hospitals in league with officers and other necessary authorities.

14 Operatives are assigned to the Operational skills contract. 2 Operatives are assigned to help formulate the nation's air force doctrine and areas of strategic and tactical concern. 10 Operatives are assigned to flight testing and training of pilots for the stated airframes. 2 Operatives are assigned to the establishing and running of education programs for the nation's air force witha focus on operational skills.

9 Operatives are assigned to the contract for Technical skills. 2 Operatives are assigned to help integrate knowledge of the nation's air force's technical aspects and capabiities into teh wider military network and seek out ways to improve them. 5 Operatives are assigned to the training of pilots and technicians of the technical skills required for each specific airframe. 2 Operatives are assigned to the establishing and running of education programs for the nation's air force with a focus on technical skills.

14 Operatives are assigned to the contract for Repair and maintainence. 2 Operatives are assigned to help integrate the requirements of the airframes into the national doctrine and training programs. 10 Operatives are assigned as trainers with expertise in specific airframes. 2 Operatives are assigned to the establishing and running of education programs for the nation's air force with a focus on the necessary skillsa nd knowledge for repair and maintenance.

This brings up the total number of contractors to 747. At a rate of $4,000 a month, that brings the current total to $2.988million standard NS dollars a month, for a total of $17.928 million standard NS dollars. All standard bonuses and fees for combat and death apply. A 20% bonus upon completion of the contract of the total amount spent by the end of the end-date calender month has been suggested. As an example, if the contract lasts only 6 months, the grand total spent would be $21,513,600 standard NS dollars. In the creation of this proposal we attempted to keep in mind the budgetary concerns of the Federated Republic. We hope this proposal satisfies you.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

[Holy Marsh]

Nation/Contractee: UniversalCommons, Office of Economic and Special Warfare, Operation Undertow
Contract Type, Major: Possible Combat, Infiltration and Retrieval of Undersea Assets
Contract Type, Minor: (Ground Forces Training, Naval Training, etc. See above descriptions of MAJOR and MINOR.)
Requested Deployment numbers (Minimum 10, Maximum 50,000): 100
Contract Time (in months only, minimum one): 1 Year initial contract
Do you agree to pay us in NSD and in advance?: Yes
Do you abide by the morality clause of the Covenant Security Concerns?: This is a legal question. We are seeking to retrieve objects in disputed waters. Depending on review of each mission, it may or may not meet the requirements of the morality clause. Each case would need review. We have a number of different missions which need to be carried out. We would let you decide if they met the requirements. We would abide by the morality if you took the case.
Renewal Clause?: Y/N. Y
Description of Mission Parameters: We have identified sunken assets in a variety of locations which we wish retrieved. This can vary from sunken military ships, even wrecked submersibles, to treasure ships. We need a proxy to retrieve these items that is not the UniversalCommons. Some of the assets are in the territorial waters of other nations or are in disputed territorial waters. We will pay well for this as well as provide the equipment.

To: UniversalCommons, Office of Economic and Special Warfare, Operation Undertow
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Contract

Contractee,

Our Contract and Standard department have reviewed your offer and after discussions have decided to ACCEPT your contract on a case by case basis, in keeping with our morality clause. The total comes to $400,000 a month, $4.8 million standard NS dollars a year, plus any combat bonus and death bonus that become applicable. A 20% contract completion bonus has been suggested. Kraken Security has been selected to fulfill this contract. We hope to satisfy your desires.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

[Holy Marsh]

Name: Brigada Mangangayaw (en: Raider Brigade)
Leader/Main Operator/Owner: Alexander Hiraya
Size: approx. 5,000 + a few commercial vessels converted into motherships, and a small air force of helicopters and VTOL aircraft
(NOTE: I intend for them to get better gear as they accept contracts)
Mission Capability: Training, Security, Combat, Intelligence - they specialise in amphibious operations.
Mission Statement of Organization: By sea, by air, by land.
Organizational Notes: Mangangayaw is a Palmyrian term that denotes any seaborne pirate raiding party in the olden times. Their activities lasted from the birth of the Palmyrian nation-state, up until their British colonial period. When Palmyrion gained independence, many of these mangangayaw crews - which had performed attacks on British forces in Palmyrion - swore fealty to the Palmyrian nation-state and formed the building blocks of the Marine Corps, while others started privateer duties with a sworn promise not to attack Palmyrian, Marshite, or Romandean shipping (a promise that has expanded to include Palmyrion's new allies, notably signatories and member-states of the RMU, CAPINTERN, NMAA, and the Amistad Declaration). These privateer crews were banned by the Stalinist regime, but their legitimacy was quickly restored, and nowadays these crews are now PMCs specialising mainly in amphibious operations and maritime security. The Brigada Mangangayaw is one such mangangayaw company, and enlisting as a sub-crew in Covenant Security Concerns will present a watershed moment for the company.
Do you adhere to the Morality Clause? Yes.
Do you accept the rules for Covenant Security Concerns? Yes.

OOC: Some fluff and lorebuilding links around mangangayaws:

• [DeviantArt] Visayan Raiders, Pi she yeh
• [Esquire Magazine] Looking Back at the Time When Ancient Visayans Terrorized China

To: Alexander Hiraya, Brigada Mangangayaw
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Your Application

Mr. Hiraya,

Our security and standards department has reviewed your application and the information that has been submitted. As a result of this and further discussions, we have decided to APPROVE your application to join Covenant Security Concerns. Brigada Mangangayaw has been provisionally assigned to the Freelancer Collective. If you or any members of your squad have any questions, concerns, or request, feel free to submit them through the proper channels (OOC- TG). Welcome to the CSC.

Regards,
C'erika Alebraid, Head of Security and Standards

[Holy Marsh]

From: Balna-Mitsubishi Automotive, West Bromwich Holme
To: Covenant Security Concerns

Dear Covenant Security Concerns,
we would like to offer your mercenaries some of our highly esteemed vehicles for travelling in.

These are available for fleet sales, and we have a vehicle tailor-made for your needs.

Balna-Mitsubishi VL300 Xpresif
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Based on the Mitsubishi L300 Express design that is legendary worldwide, we offer this vehicle with three engines, a 1.6-litre/74hp 4-cylinder, 1.8-litre/89bhp 4-cylinder and a 2.0-litre/135bhp 4-cylinder petrol. A 2.5-litre/180bhp 4-cylinder turbodiesel is also offered should you need more power

Available with front-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive, the VL300 Expresif is offered in two trim levels - Fleet, which is as basic as you can get, and only offered with the 1.6 petrol, or GLX which can be specified with the larger 2.0 petrol or the 2.5 DI-D turbodiesel.

These are produced in Astholm at one of Balna-Mitsubishi's production facilities, in small quantities; we have 4,000 available.

Versions:

1.6 Fleet Minibus
2.0 GLX Minibus
2.0 GLX 4WD Minibus
2.5 DI-D 180 GLX Minibus
2.5 DI-D 180 GLX 4WD Minibus

PRICE LIST

1.6 Fleet Minibus 5dr Minibus - £19980
2.0 GLX Minibus - £22385
2.0 GLX 4WD Minibus - £24885
2.5 DI-D 180 GLX Minibus - £24395
2.5 DI-D 180 GLX 4WD Minibus - £26895

Colors

Polar White
Imperial Blue
Fire Red
Sienna Brown
Scottish Green
Icelandic Blue
Yellow/Red 2-tone

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We look forward to doing business with you and can offer a SPECIAL FLEET DISCOUNT of 20% off RRP!

To: Balna-Mitsubishi Automotive, West Bromwich Holme
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Vehicle Offer

To Whom it May Concern:

We thank you for this information and this offer and will keep it in our records. However, at this time we do not have a desire to purchase vehicles of a sub-military standard for use in our various organizations and outfits. If we were open to the purchase and operation of such vehicles, we would be likely to look into your offers, but they would still compete with similar offerings from manufacturers and states we are more familiar with. Nonetheless, we wish you wonderful business and glad tidings.

Regards,
Curior Lafala, Communication Official

[Varenskjyr]

Time: 11:13

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To: VIAD Official Headquarters in [WE SEE YOU]
From: Covenant Security Concerns
Topic: Needs Assessment

Contractee,

There are two major elements in play while discussing the fulfillment of your contract. The first is the nature of the training desired. Since much of it is doctrinal and organizational and less field-work and individual skills based, we understand this as a desire to overhaul national military doctrine and organization. The second is the scope of the training requested. Since it is wide ranging we have pulled from avariety of contractors and outfits within CSC to give you the necessary skills requested. Third, the desire to keep the cost low enough to satisfy you. What follows is the proposal:

210 Operatives assigned to the contracts for Urban warfare tactics, Counterinsurgency operations, and Counterterrorism. This will include 12 Operatives assigned as high-level doctrinal specialists in these fields to help formulate a national response to these concerns, 80 Operatives assigned to the dissemination and training of officers and command staff in these matters per your formulated national response, and 108 Operatives to be used as a Wargame/Red Cell unit for the testing of these tactics, counter-insurgency ethos, and counterterrorist response implementations. All 210 are experts in their field and highly experienced and should yield you tremendous results.

65 Operatives assigned to the contract for "Military-Emergency responses to national disasters and emerging situations". 5 Operatives are assigned as high-level coordination experts and emergency preparedness experts, and 60 Operatives are assigned as training liasons between command structures relevant to the disasters and emerging situations. The goal is to craft the appropriate national response to a variety of possible emergencies and situations and training the appropriate authorities and military forces with the right capabilities on the proper response.

35 Operatives are assigned to the contract for conflict resolution. 5 are assigned at a high-level to help foster an environment capable of creating working solutions to conflicts that currently rage. 30 Operatives are assigned to the tactical training of officers on the best methods of attempting to end a conflict, where strategically acceptable and tactically advantageous or otherwise promoted by the formulated national strategy.

160 Operatives are assigned to the contract for Cohesion between intelligence and tactical operations. 20 Operatives are assigned as high-level tactical intelligence experts and should provide you with the top-layer insight needed to formulate a national system of superior tactical intelligence. 70 Operatives are assigned to the relevant units and agencies to help foster cohesion and same-use thought and knowledge between them, up to and including the formation of any new branches required to foster this. 70 Operatives are assigned as Field Tactical Intelligence and can be used in both a tactical training and advisory capacity as well as field use when necessary.

45 Operatives are selected for the contract for Military Doctrine. 15 Operatives are assigned to aid your military high command or relevant authority in the development of a superior national military doctrine that will fit your national capabilities and ambitions. 30 Operatives are assigned to oversee the development, disimbursement, and high-level educating of this doctrine as it applies in relevant officer academies or other spaces of military learning.

60 Operatives are assigned to the contract for rapid responses to disasters. All are used in a training capacity of medical units in preparation for deployment to disaster zones. High-level strategy of this category is considered to be closely tied to the contract for "Military-Emergency responses to national disasters and emerging situations".

80 Operatives are assigned to the contract for medic training. 10 Operatives are assigned to help establish a national program aimed at the development of a superior battlefield medic. 70 Operatives are assigned to direct-training of available medical technicians, as well as field work if required.

55 Operatives are assigned to the contract for Field hospital logistics. 5 Operatives are assigned to high-level discussions as to the makeup, deployment, running, staffing, training, and supply of a field hospital. 50 Operatives, divided into teams per field hospital per the national strategy, will help implement the decisions made in regards to field hospitals in league with officers and other necessary authorities.

14 Operatives are assigned to the Operational skills contract. 2 Operatives are assigned to help formulate the nation's air force doctrine and areas of strategic and tactical concern. 10 Operatives are assigned to flight testing and training of pilots for the stated airframes. 2 Operatives are assigned to the establishing and running of education programs for the nation's air force witha focus on operational skills.

9 Operatives are assigned to the contract for Technical skills. 2 Operatives are assigned to help integrate knowledge of the nation's air force's technical aspects and capabiities into teh wider military network and seek out ways to improve them. 5 Operatives are assigned to the training of pilots and technicians of the technical skills required for each specific airframe. 2 Operatives are assigned to the establishing and running of education programs for the nation's air force with a focus on technical skills.

14 Operatives are assigned to the contract for Repair and maintainence. 2 Operatives are assigned to help integrate the requirements of the airframes into the national doctrine and training programs. 10 Operatives are assigned as trainers with expertise in specific airframes. 2 Operatives are assigned to the establishing and running of education programs for the nation's air force with a focus on the necessary skillsa nd knowledge for repair and maintenance.

This brings up the total number of contractors to 747. At a rate of $4,000 a month, that brings the current total to $2.988million standard NS dollars a month, for a total of $17.928 million standard NS dollars. All standard bonuses and fees for combat and death apply. A 20% bonus upon completion of the contract of the total amount spent by the end of the end-date calender month has been suggested. As an example, if the contract lasts only 6 months, the grand total spent would be $21,513,600 standard NS dollars. In the creation of this proposal we attempted to keep in mind the budgetary concerns of the Federated Republic. We hope this proposal satisfies you.

Regards,
Stan Mar'si, Head of Contracts and Standards

[Pumanta]

Hello everyone!
How are things with education system in your states?
Do you treat education as an investment into your society and economic growth?
We in Pumanta believe the education plays a great role in developing country in every field. Now with an increasing number of people in rural areas in many developing countries, online education could be used to reach the last group of citizens.
How do you cope with education among your people?