The Ko-orenite Government calls for bids!

[Ko-oren]

A call for bids from the Ko-orenite Government!

The nation's economy has opened up towards the rest of the Multiverse. While the economy was never really closed off, our isolated position and small economy deterred many from investing in the Halcyon Archipelago. With recent policies, Ko-orenite companies have been given the OK to do business abroad, while letting foreign companies do business here.

Some important information on Ko-oren, its economy, and its society:
Government
The nation is a meritocracy, in which appointed ministers and officials write laws. These laws, and the people who write them, are under incredible scrutiny to avoid corruption and conflicts of interest. Additionally, there is a democratically elected parliament (of 144 seats) whose job it is to accept or reject laws and budgets, as an auditory branch of government. All in all, economic goals and policies come from related ministries and secretariats, laws are written accordingly, passed by parliament (or not). This allows for much more future-oriented policymaking than just looking ahead to the next election and appeasing enough voters to do it all over again for the next x years. Government is pretty big.

Economy
The Ko-orenite economy is quite small for a nation of its size and population. That said, the economy is growing steadily, reliably, and safely, while letting all layers of society profit enough to make it worthwhile. Innovators and businessowners are rewarded enough to make it worthwhile to them, too. The nation isn't socialist even though some of its policies lean that way. That, too, is gradually tuned back to allow a 'true' mixed economy.

Society
The nation is home to many languages, 10 of which are spoken by 1 million people (or more). Everyone is multilingual. Sports are the biggest entertainment sector, and it's not close. Sports are a unifying factor when the national teams play, and they are a financially interesting factor for club team play. Tribalism is avoided as much as possible.
Cars are few and far between, but are common in rural areas or for specific work (construction and the like). Most people travel by public transport (of which rail is by far the most popular form).

Nation overview & Language statistics
Map
International organisation's we're a part of
Ministries and Secretariats
List of systems: from universities, to postal addresses, companies and chain stores, etc.

In this thread, new calls for bids will be published regularly. These will include anywhere from infrastructure, public works, or construction to industry, agriculture, and transport. Issuers (such as ministries, local governments, or otherwise) will be mentioned as well.

[Ko-oren]

Open bids

Number	Subject	Issuer	Location	Duration of contract	Open to
6	Infrastructure/Construction: Additional airport terminal for short-haul flights	Ministry of Infrastructure and Transportation (Minister Fie Wegman)	Willowbourne, Gehrenna (centre)	Until completion of construction	All; safety and seamless transition into rail transport are priorities
7	Infrastructure/Construction: Planning and creation of metro tunnels for a new line	City of Greencaster (mayor Leland Ahern)	Greencaster, Surbourneshire (south)	4 months	All
8	Audit: Review of disaster management protocols in case of flooding	Shire of Mawryshire	Mawryshire (shire-wide)	4 months	all

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[Ko-oren]

Finished bids:

Number	Subject	Issuer	Location	Duration of contract	Granted to
3	Construction: Nuclear power plant	Ministry of Environment, Energy and Resources (minister Mau Veldgozen)	Pierio, Finisterre (south)	Until completion of construction	Ardbridge Nuclear Energy Solutions, Joyea
5	Industry/IT: high-speed underwater internet cable	Secretariat of Information, Language and Communications (secretary Amie Teunissen)	Laugarnes, Sudaefjoll and Aogamatsu, Yoshima (northeast)	Until completion of cable	Thermodolian National Internet Service Corporation, Thermodolia
4	Agriculture: (Water) efficiency in cereal crop growth	Secretariat of Agriculture (secretary Rebecca Mayfield)	Grainshire region, western Surbourneshire (southwest)	2 years	Surya Corporation, Kyrenaia
2	Construction: maintenance of Launott Airport	Launott Airport & Nordoren Government	Launott, Nordoren (northeast)	Maintenance contract for 10 years	Mainhaim Construction, Thermodolia
1	Construction: Hazeluniversitet campus	Hazeluniversitet	Lamau, Sudaefjoll (northeast)	Until completion of construction	All

[Peoples Republic of Joyea]

Application
Project number:5
Company: Park Internet Services
Nation: Peoples republic of Joyea
Contact: Jonathan Perez
Brief explanation of approach: We will take cable laying ships and will lay down cables wherever you would like the cables to be layed
Budget needed: 350 million

Application
Project number:3
Company: Ardbridge Nuclear Energy Solutions
Nation: Peoples republic of Joyea
Contact: Ivan Lloyd
Brief explanation of approach: We will build a nuclear power plant to your specifications
Budget needed:950 million to 3.45 billion

[Thermodolia]

Application
Project number: 5
Company: Thermodolian National Internet Service Corporation
Nation: The National Republic of Thermodolia
Contact: Mr John Gâns, VP of Expansion
Brief explanation of approach: TNISC is a government owned corporation in Thermodolia that runs a large internet system, like many government corporations they are required to compete with other public and private corporations. We are well experienced in construction of submarine internet cables.

Working with your Agencies and local contractors we will plan out the best route which will be the most efficient. One of our ships will then lay a cable in similar thickness to a marker. Near the surface the cable will be buried while along the deepest parts the cable will rest on the ocean floor.
Budget needed: 35,000 per km

Application
Project number: 3
Company: Thermodolian National Power Corporation
Nation: The National Republic of Thermodolia
Contact: Maria Fænse, VP of Construction
Brief explanation of approach: The TNPC currently operates the majority of Thermodolia’s nuclear power plants and has done so without incident since 1953. As we are experts in operation and construction of nuclear plants our price is expensive however we will not only comply with safety regulations but we will exceed them. To save cost we have the option of shipping a pre built reactor from Thermodolia. If this option is taken we will only build the containment system.
Budget needed: 5 billion per reactor or 3 billion and 20% ownership, 4 billion if using pre built reactor.

Application
Project number: 2
Company: Mainhaim Construction
Nation: Thermodolia
Contact: Mr Van Gäns, VP of Operations
Brief explanation of approach: We have 30 years of experience in construction, maintenance, and repair. You’re airport will be safe in our hands.
Budget needed: 500,000 per year for a total of 5 million overall.

[Ko-oren]

Application
Project number:3
Company: Ardbridge Nuclear Energy Solutions
Nation: Peoples republic of Joyea
Contact: Ivan Lloyd
Brief explanation of approach: We will build a nuclear power plant to your specifications
Budget needed:950 million to 3.45 billion

Dear Ivan Lloyd,

The Ministry of Environment, Energy and Resources has elected your bid for the construction of Pierio Nuclear Power Plant. We have chosen to free up the full 3.45 billion for its construction, to ensure all safety measures can be implemented so the plant's operation can be as safe and reliable as possible. Your staff is cleared to visit the site whenever necessary. We prefer employing local construction workers (from all over the state of Finisterre) but for specialised work, Ardbridge labourers can be used as well.

Thank you for bidding, and good luck in the process going forward.

- Minister Mau Veldgozen, Ministry of Environment, Energy and Resources

Application
Project number: 5
Company: Thermodolian National Internet Service Corporation
Nation: The National Republic of Thermodolia
Contact: Mr John Gâns, VP of Expansion
Brief explanation of approach: TNISC is a government owned corporation in Thermodolia that runs a large internet system, like many government corporations they are required to compete with other public and private corporations. We are well experienced in construction of submarine internet cables.

Working with your Agencies and local contractors we will plan out the best route which will be the most efficient. One of our ships will then lay a cable in similar thickness to a marker. Near the surface the cable will be buried while along the deepest parts the cable will rest on the ocean floor.
Budget needed: 35,000 per km

Dear John Gâns,

The Secretariat of Information, Language and Communications (part of the Ministry of Domestic Affairs) has opted for your bid in connecting these two important regions of Ko-oren. Our current connections will run out of bandwidth as time progresses, and our expectations of internet service rise. The Thermodolian National Internet Service Corporation's track record proves that this collaboration will mean that northeastern Ko-oren can enjoy quality service for years to come. Some preparation work has already started on the peninsula directly to Laugarnes' east, closest to Aogamatsu. In Aogamatsu, work has not started yet, but that will commence within the next month. Ferry routes between Alara and Dartha have been made aware of the construction work and should not interfere.

Thank you for bidding, and good luck in the process going forward.

- Secretary Amie Teunissen, Secretariat of Information, Language and Communications

Further problems may be discussed with the Secretariat of Information, Language and Communications, or with the Secretariat of Water and Disaster Management, or with the Secretariat of Digital Strategy, where applicable.

[Kyrenaia]

To:

Secretary Rebecca Mayfield, Secretariat of Agriculture, Gehrenna and Mayara, Ko-oren.

From:

Beyeha Fadwa Faris, CEO of Surya Corporation, Surya, Ilkhanate of Fenchu, Sultanate of Kyrenaia.

Subject: Agricultural Development of the Grainshire Region.

8th of May, 2020.

Dear Secretary,
in the light of your ministry's request of aid in the Agricultural Development of the Grainshire Region, I am, as CEO of the Surya Corporation, delighted to offer the services of our subsidiary Alnahla Agriculture and Farming.
Alnahla is a company specialized in developing otherwise agriculturally inefficient regions to their maximum output or quite close to it by building irrigation networks, setting up fertilizer plants and so on in environmentally conscious ways. To that end, they cooperate with other subsidiaries of Surya and other institutions, for example with Surya Powerplants with their solar, wind, tidal and riverine power plants (they also offer nuclear power plants, but the engineers responsible for those are working to capacity on other projects) and with the Barley and Sorghum Research Institute BASRI in Caralis, which is developing high-yield crops and farming methods both for regions poor in water and for environmentally conscious farmers.
You will find the requested form attached below.

I hope to hear from you soon.
Signed,
Beyeha Fadwa Faris,
CEO of Surya Corporation.

Application
Project number:

4 - Agriculture: (Water) efficiency in cereal crop growth.

Company:

Alnahla Agriculture and Farming (subsidiary of Surya-Corporation).

Nation:

The Sultanate of Kyrenaia.

Contact:

Beyeha Fadwa Faris, CEO of Surya Corporation.

Brief explanation of approach:

By introducing high-yield water-efficient crop varieties, more efficient irrigation systems and renewable power sources, Alnahla Agriculture and Farming hopes to lower the requirements in water and power, while using renewable resources to provide that power.

Budget needed:

We estimate the costs of the program we have in mind to be around 1.5 billion NSD.

[Neo Prutenia]

Application
Project number: 1 — Hazeluniversitet campus
Company: BBB Lieblich GmbH (Börgerlicher BauBond Lieblich)
Nation: Prut Meritocracy
Contact: Lena Giselsdochter Steenmets, liaison for foreign investment and development
Brief explanation of approach: As a Lieblich based company we have a lot of experience with integrating lacustrine, riverine and riparian environments with development projects, and we always work with low disruption and high sustainability approaches and methods. Our bid would include a survey and evaluation of the Amber river waterfront and coastal Lamau to find and develop the best possible project that would integrate well with the pre-existing conditions and infrastructure of Lamau. Depending on the needs of the local Lamau administration the campus could also be designed with green technology and internal on-campus renewable energy generators (mills or hydrostations on the Amber river, tidal wave plants on the coast, wind generators, photovoltaics and/or solar farms on the roofs of the facilities, any combination of the before mentioned) to be integrated to the city grid as an additional source of income for the campus, or with the option to later add such facilities to the campus proper. Any such project would be done in stages as to enable parts of the campus opening earlier and already creating a revenue stream for the city and campus authorities in order to create a positive financial feedback loop while the other buildings would be constructed. Given proper planning and time table the technical facilities could employ on site students and staff and enable the first generation alumni to study and practice hands on in the fields of construction, civil engineering, ecology, management, waste management, and business, meaning that by the time the campus is officially opened it would already have its first graduates (in the technical fields, humanities would come after this phase!) with experience and expertise enough to immediately join the work force or expand the campus staff.
Budget needed: Depending on the size of the campus (as such was not specified in the project briefing) the total endowment for such a project could be anything between 5 billion to 20 billion USD, assuming political support from the Ko-orenite government and a relaxation and speedier access to legal consultation and support in regard to local regulations and bureaucracy.

[Peoples Republic of Joyea]

Application
Project number:2
Company: Jon's construction company
Nation: people's republic of joyea
Contact: Jon Smith
Brief explanation of approach: We will renovate the airport to your specifications.
Budget needed: 678 million to 1.2 billion

[Springmont]

Application
Project number: #8
Company: Disaster and Emergency Management Agency
Nation: Springmont
Contact: Alex Farmgate
Brief explanation of approach:
To provide an audit on flood disasters protocol based on Disaster Phase Theory:
-Prevention / mitigation
-Preparation
-Response
-Recovery
Budget needed: $30,000

[MineLegotia and Equestria]

Application
Project number: 7
Company: Imperial Railways Ltd.
Nation: MineLegotia and Equestria
Contact: Jeffrson Inchem ( +250 284 5948 283 / +200 284 5948 285 )
Brief explanation of approach:
Imperial Railways Ltd. is one of the oldest railway companies in MineLegotia and Equestria, being at the forefront of mass transport technological advancements for several decades. Branching into Mass Rapid Transportation Systems was our most recent incursion into the transport world. We would be taking the general approach our company takes every time it takes up a government contract, constructing a proper transport route as according to the needs of the client. From beginning with a survey, planning, to the rail installation and station construction.
Budget needed: 200 Million - 1.7 Billion (Estimated, for accurate budget will be provided after survey of area and general planning)

[Ko-oren]

To:

Secretary Rebecca Mayfield, Secretariat of Agriculture, Gehrenna and Mayara, Ko-oren.

From:

Beyeha Fadwa Faris, CEO of Surya Corporation, Surya, Ilkhanate of Fenchu, Sultanate of Kyrenaia.

Subject: Agricultural Development of the Grainshire Region.

8th of May, 2020.

Dear Secretary,
in the light of your ministry's request of aid in the Agricultural Development of the Grainshire Region, I am, as CEO of the Surya Corporation, delighted to offer the services of our subsidiary Alnahla Agriculture and Farming.
Alnahla is a company specialized in developing otherwise agriculturally inefficient regions to their maximum output or quite close to it by building irrigation networks, setting up fertilizer plants and so on in environmentally conscious ways. To that end, they cooperate with other subsidiaries of Surya and other institutions, for example with Surya Powerplants with their solar, wind, tidal and riverine power plants (they also offer nuclear power plants, but the engineers responsible for those are working to capacity on other projects) and with the Barley and Sorghum Research Institute BASRI in Caralis, which is developing high-yield crops and farming methods both for regions poor in water and for environmentally conscious farmers.
You will find the requested form attached below.

I hope to hear from you soon.
Signed,
Beyeha Fadwa Faris,
CEO of Surya Corporation.

Application
Project number:

4 - Agriculture: (Water) efficiency in cereal crop growth.

Company:

Alnahla Agriculture and Farming (subsidiary of Surya-Corporation).

Nation:

The Sultanate of Kyrenaia.

Contact:

Beyeha Fadwa Faris, CEO of Surya Corporation.

Brief explanation of approach:

By introducing high-yield water-efficient crop varieties, more efficient irrigation systems and renewable power sources, Alnahla Agriculture and Farming hopes to lower the requirements in water and power, while using renewable resources to provide that power.

Budget needed:

We estimate the costs of the program we have in mind to be around 1.5 billion NSD.

Dear Beyeha Fadwa Faris,

Thank you for taking the time to respond to the bid. I'm glad to hear you're willing to include all of our beautiful nation's most important features: eco-friendliness, energy efficiency, while addressing the fact that we need to be far less dependant on imported foods. The costs are on the high side, but me and my secretariat are willing to invest it. Please be aware that I'm taking a personal risk by accepting the bid - a lack of results will not only mean your company receives a bad reputation, but will also likely end my term as secretariat. I'm that impressed by the bid that I think the risk is worth it. In fact, our Ministry for Energy will make sure there are enough new renewable energy projects in the area (mostly wind, tidal, riverine) to ensure the project will be a success.

- Rebecca Mayfield, secretary of Agriculture

Application
Project number: 2
Company: Mainhaim Construction
Nation: Thermodolia
Contact: Mr Van Gäns, VP of Operations
Brief explanation of approach: We have 30 years of experience in construction, maintenance, and repair. You’re airport will be safe in our hands.
Budget needed: 500,000 per year for a total of 5 million overall.

Dear Mr. Van Gäns,

After reviewing the options, your bid for the maintenance of one of our rural - though extremely important airport, for its community, is accepted.

- Launott Airport & Nordoren Government

[Peoples Republic of Joyea]

Application
Project number:7
Company: S & E Construction
Nation: Peoples Republic of Joyea
Contact: Ivan Krasinski
Brief explanation of approach: We will dig and create the tunnel adding additional supports (more than your nations regulations call for). We are also willing to supply you with tracks and trains (we will try find a few trains that we believe would suit your purposes and let you choose from them). If we are chosen to build this tunnel the Joyean government will give us a grant of 1.72 billion NS$ so we will only ask for a small budget.
Budget needed: 7,000,000 (excluding grant money)

[Ko-oren]

Application
Project number: 1 — Hazeluniversitet campus
Company: BBB Lieblich GmbH (Börgerlicher BauBond Lieblich)
Nation: Prut Meritocracy
Contact: Lena Giselsdochter Steenmets, liaison for foreign investment and development
Brief explanation of approach: As a Lieblich based company we have a lot of experience with integrating lacustrine, riverine and riparian environments with development projects, and we always work with low disruption and high sustainability approaches and methods. Our bid would include a survey and evaluation of the Amber river waterfront and coastal Lamau to find and develop the best possible project that would integrate well with the pre-existing conditions and infrastructure of Lamau. Depending on the needs of the local Lamau administration the campus could also be designed with green technology and internal on-campus renewable energy generators (mills or hydrostations on the Amber river, tidal wave plants on the coast, wind generators, photovoltaics and/or solar farms on the roofs of the facilities, any combination of the before mentioned) to be integrated to the city grid as an additional source of income for the campus, or with the option to later add such facilities to the campus proper. Any such project would be done in stages as to enable parts of the campus opening earlier and already creating a revenue stream for the city and campus authorities in order to create a positive financial feedback loop while the other buildings would be constructed. Given proper planning and time table the technical facilities could employ on site students and staff and enable the first generation alumni to study and practice hands on in the fields of construction, civil engineering, ecology, management, waste management, and business, meaning that by the time the campus is officially opened it would already have its first graduates (in the technical fields, humanities would come after this phase!) with experience and expertise enough to immediately join the work force or expand the campus staff.
Budget needed: Depending on the size of the campus (as such was not specified in the project briefing) the total endowment for such a project could be anything between 5 billion to 20 billion USD, assuming political support from the Ko-orenite government and a relaxation and speedier access to legal consultation and support in regard to local regulations and bureaucracy.

Dear Lena Giselsdochter Steenmets,

With the government of Sudaefjoll, the subdivision our proud university is located in, we have a budget of 9 billion for construction, as long as it can include the renewable energy plans as well as the inclusion of students. If more money is needed, allow us the time to appeal to the national government as well.

The size of the campus shouldn't be very large - parts of the university are located in other towns and cities. Lamau is certainly a focal point for this university, given its status as Smart City.

- Housing and Real Estate Department, Hazeluniversitet

[Northwest Kalactin]

Application
Project number: 9
Company: Bank Of Kalactin
Nation: Northwest Kalactin
Contact: Vincent Montiel, Prime Minister of Northwest Kalactin
Brief explanation of approach: The Bank of Kalactin, which is a huge bank that holds monopoly over all other banks in Kalactin would like to help Ko-orenites financially. The bank can help with any financial issues for Ko-orenites and company’s based in the nation.
Budget needed: We do not need a set budget however, we do need land to build our buildings on.

[Neo Prutenia]

Dear Lena Giselsdochter Steenmets,

With the government of Sudaefjoll, the subdivision our proud university is located in, we have a budget of 9 billion for construction, as long as it can include the renewable energy plans as well as the inclusion of students. If more money is needed, allow us the time to appeal to the national government as well.

The size of the campus shouldn't be very large - parts of the university are located in other towns and cities. Lamau is certainly a focal point for this university, given its status as Smart City.

- Housing and Real Estate Department, Hazeluniversitet

To whom it may concern at the "Housing and Real Estate Department, Hazeluniversitet"

Thank you for considering BBB Lieblich GmbH for the bid. I sincerely hope that this endeavor will be a successful partnership. I also thank you for the clarifications in regard to the scope of the project. We at BBB have revised the initial proposal to adjust to the 9 billion USD endowment for the proposal. Our current draft is based on the most up-to-date information about Lamau we had access to. The proposal assumes a reasonable time table (no rushing), a high degree of cooperation between BBB and local authorities (minimal to negligible red tape, no politicisation of the project), and no unforeseeable external hinderances (natural events or crises). As such, some aspects of the proposal might require readjustment in cases where the BBB is hindered by external factors. All things considerd the proposal would include the following:

— size and scope according to the specifications and taking into consideration the parts of the university outside of the campus proper.

— use of green and/or sustainable technologies, methods, and designs, with full integration with the preexisting smart city initiatives of Lamau.

— initial focus on facilities related to electrics, electronics, smart grid technologies, information and digital technologies, management, and euthenics, e.g. lecture halls optimised for such classes, laboratories and research centres, workshops, etc. This will also be coordinated with the local authorities in Lamau to further the goals of the city as the "Electric City" of Ko-oren.

— smart power grid and renewable energy generators; we recommend photovoltaics as they require less space and can easily be integrated with preexisting structures while performing even better in cold climates, and BBB has access to high-grade PV installations at reasonable rates. Wind power could be used as an alternative, reserve or both. Regardless, the system would be integrated into the city grid, and should overall increase campus revenue, particularly during semester breaks when most of the output could be sold to the city.

— Inclusion of students as soon as safe and feasible, e.g. after the necessary minimal facilities are operational ~6 months after the start of construction. We also recommend that all relevant off-campus facilities and the campus are to be connected via the Lamau electric bus system as soon as possible to ease commutes. This would also allow a larger group of students to be employed and educated by and during the project initially.

A more comprehensive and detailed document with the project parametres will be sent to you at first convenience. I hope that after the review you will like what you see, what we propose, and that we will be able to start on the project as soon as possible. You can of course contact me at any time for any relevant inquiries.

Kind regards,
Lena Giselsdochter Steenmets, liaison for foreign investment and development

[Ko-oren]

Dear Lena Giselsdochter Steenmets,

With the government of Sudaefjoll, the subdivision our proud university is located in, we have a budget of 9 billion for construction, as long as it can include the renewable energy plans as well as the inclusion of students. If more money is needed, allow us the time to appeal to the national government as well.

The size of the campus shouldn't be very large - parts of the university are located in other towns and cities. Lamau is certainly a focal point for this university, given its status as Smart City.

- Housing and Real Estate Department, Hazeluniversitet

To whom it may concern at the "Housing and Real Estate Department, Hazeluniversitet"

Thank you for considering BBB Lieblich GmbH for the bid. I sincerely hope that this endeavor will be a successful partnership. I also thank you for the clarifications in regard to the scope of the project. We at BBB have revised the initial proposal to adjust to the 9 billion USD endowment for the proposal. Our current draft is based on the most up-to-date information about Lamau we had access to. The proposal assumes a reasonable time table (no rushing), a high degree of cooperation between BBB and local authorities (minimal to negligible red tape, no politicisation of the project), and no unforeseeable external hinderances (natural events or crises). As such, some aspects of the proposal might require readjustment in cases where the BBB is hindered by external factors. All things considerd the proposal would include the following:

— size and scope according to the specifications and taking into consideration the parts of the university outside of the campus proper.

— use of green and/or sustainable technologies, methods, and designs, with full integration with the preexisting smart city initiatives of Lamau.

— initial focus on facilities related to electrics, electronics, smart grid technologies, information and digital technologies, management, and euthenics, e.g. lecture halls optimised for such classes, laboratories and research centres, workshops, etc. This will also be coordinated with the local authorities in Lamau to further the goals of the city as the "Electric City" of Ko-oren.

— smart power grid and renewable energy generators; we recommend photovoltaics as they require less space and can easily be integrated with preexisting structures while performing even better in cold climates, and BBB has access to high-grade PV installations at reasonable rates. Wind power could be used as an alternative, reserve or both. Regardless, the system would be integrated into the city grid, and should overall increase campus revenue, particularly during semester breaks when most of the output could be sold to the city.

— Inclusion of students as soon as safe and feasible, e.g. after the necessary minimal facilities are operational ~6 months after the start of construction. We also recommend that all relevant off-campus facilities and the campus are to be connected via the Lamau electric bus system as soon as possible to ease commutes. This would also allow a larger group of students to be employed and educated by and during the project initially.

A more comprehensive and detailed document with the project parametres will be sent to you at first convenience. I hope that after the review you will like what you see, what we propose, and that we will be able to start on the project as soon as possible. You can of course contact me at any time for any relevant inquiries.

Kind regards,
Lena Giselsdochter Steenmets, liaison for foreign investment and development

Dear Lena Giselsdochter Steenmets,

We are extremely happy to have found a serious and committed partner like BBB Lieblich GmbH. All of the above points address not only our basic needs for the project, but also include all of our wishes for the future of Lamau and its facilities. From one meritocracy to another, bureaucracy will be kept to a minimum, politicisation is entirely unnecessary, and local contractors are waiting on site to integrate existing structures into everything that will be constructed. We will stay in contact with the project manager on site in order to smooth over any other problems that the project might run in to. Of course, should serious delays be unavoidable and caused by factors within our control, including bureaucracy, local contractors and other projects, BBB Lieblich GmbH will not be held responsible for that.

Our vision for the project, to fit into the grander systems of Ko-oren, is for a new train station to be constructed ("Lamau Smart City") in addition to the already existing stations ("Lamau Centraal, Lamau Oost"). Further electricity projects will be started up near the city, including photovoltaics, as recommended. Wind and water (tidal as well as riverine) energy are part of this as well. Further "electric city" shops, workshops, and startup office space will be constructed in between the campus and the city. The entire construction should be energy-efficient, with excellent internet access, with most of its datacentres located in the nearby mountains making good use of natural coolant. We do not want to eschew the visual aspects, truly making the project a wonderful addition to Ko-oren and Atlantian Oceania for the foreseeable future architecturally and design-wise.

We would like for the project to start as soon as the final plans are accepted, and as far as we are concerned, this should not take long.

- Mau Veldgozen, Minister of Environment, Energy and Resources
- Yv Guillaume, Minister of Trade and Industry
- Llawchidd yBeomwig, Minister of Science, Culture and Sports
- Irimia Padin, Minister of Regional and Local Affairs
- Leonora Strandberg, Secretary of Digital Strategy

- Adelina Degermark, Governor of Sudaefjoll

- Housing and Real Estate Department, Hazeluniversitet

[Australian rePublic]

What are we bidding on? Tech level?

[Eikotomi]

Application
Project number: 6
Company: Shinrai Heavy Industries (Construction) Co., Ltd.
Nation: The Kingdom of Eikotomi
Contact: Matsuko Haneda (+81-044-5611-0983)
Brief explanation of approach:
Shinrai proposes to create a medium-sized Y-shaped terminal for the project, with an open-plan concept for the main hallways which will be lined with greenery as well as aesthetic features that maximise the use of natural lighting to reduce electricity consumption. Water recycling and low-energy-fixtures will be used to further trim the carbon footprint of the terminal. The terminal will be designed to move passengers quickly, though in the departure halls, a sizeable variety of spaces for shopping and dining will be included as well. The terminal will be minimalistic in its overall conceptualisation, and seeks to maximise cost-effectiveness in the longer-term. It will also be equipped with an underground link to other terminals via a people mover system, which will also link to the airport's main railway station seamlessly. Security checks will be conducted prior to departure hall entry as well as immediately after baggage pickup. Most importantly, Shinrai is prepared to accommodate special requests by the government of Ko-oren.
Budget needed: USD 1.13 billion