Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance

[Great Engellex]

Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance
Her Imperial & Royal Engellexic Majesty's War Office in Dulwich

In pursuance of sustaining the terms and limitations of the Board of Ordnance and War Materials Disposal Act 1952, the Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance is determined to negotiate agreement for the effective and most efficient disposals and sales of surplus armaments and supplies in the possession of her Majesty’s Engellexic Armed Forces.

The Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance is engaged in continuation, as permitted by the Act of Parliament, of the asserting of its authority as the sole department of her Majesty’s War Office responsible for legal disposal services on behalf of the Engellexic Armed Forces. The remit extends and is inclusive of all saleable materials that is surplus to the requirements of the services of the armed forces. It is preferred policy of the Engellexic War Office to negotiate a procurement by imperial or foreign organisations and authorities of saleable materials with the determination to support her Majesty’s position of reinforcing security and stability throughout Europe. The Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance, in consideration of its expertise, will provide leadership to multi-disciplinary committees in collaboration arrangements to assist with all aspects of procurement from the department including long-term support opportunities for the industries of Great Engellex, Cantignia, and the West March, regarding procurement of significant war materials and weaponry platforms.

The Commissioners for the executing the office of the Master-General of the Ordnance of the Engellexic War Office, Empire of Great Engellex, do HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that, on the twenty-second day of the September month nineteen-hundred-fifty-two, they will be ready to treat with such persons as may be willing to contract for the procurement of materials of war that are deemed saleable and surplus of her Majesty’s Engellexic Armed Forces.

DISPOSAL CONTRACTS OFFERED :-

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[Great Engellex]

WAR ARMAMENT CONTRACTS Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance, Warwick Place, Dulwich, September 22, 1952 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all desirous persons of contracting for the procurement of the MMT-50 from the Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance, of the Engellexic War Office. The war armaments are to be exempted from the customs duties of her Majesty’s Customs and Excise. Demonstrations and inspections can be arranged for the parties interested; and full descriptions and quality assurance, together with conditions of procurement, may be received from the Department office in Dulwich. No tender will be received after five o’clock on the day of October fifteenth nineteen-fifty-two, nor any noticed, unless the party attends, or an agent for him duly authorised in writing. Every tender must be addressed to the Commissioners for the executing the office of the Master-General of the Ordnance of the Engellexic War Office, and bear in the left had corner the words Tender for the Procurement of the MMT-50, and must also be delivered at Warwick House, Dulwich, accompanied by a letter signed by a responsible person. You must be registered for see images Specifications :- Main armament - 47mm SA35 Gun; Secondary armament - 2x 7.5 mm MG; Armour - 40 mm; Engine - Renault 6-cyl petrol 150 hp; Speed - 23 km/h; Operational range - 100 km; Weight - 19.75 metric tonnes; Crew - three Operational History :- Great Continental War 1951 - Army of the Kingdom of Montelimar Available for procurement :- seventy-two​

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[Ivernia]

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AGUS a Teactaireacht ón Roinn Cosanta i iúl in ainm on Airdrígh na hÍverniann

To the attention of Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance, Warwick Place, Dulwich

From the Department of Defence, of the High Kingdom of Ivernia

To whom this does concern-

By vouch of the Ivernish Senate I am to inquire about the MMT-50 armoured vehicle, and request a demonstration and inspection by members of the Ivernish Department of Defence to inspect the armoured vehicles, at your Department's convenience.

If the Vehicles are in full working order and the demonstration shows us the MMT-50 can operate to our needs the Ivernish Military would need to purchase 56 MMT-50 units.
The MMT-50's shall be used in the fledgling Bervenian Provincial Army which by decree of the High King much be re-instated, and from advice from the Department of Defence our primary needs for Bervenia are light armoured vehicles. We see the MMT-50 as an excellent candidate.


This message was written on behalf of the High King of Ivernia and Tara Castle

Signed Evan McGrath, Prince-Elector of Justice, Defence and Equality
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An Roinn Cosanta,
Br an Stáisiúin ,
An Droichead Nua,
Co Chill Dara
Cuige Nemedia
Ard Riocht na hÍvernia​

 

[Touzen]

San Sebastián Metals Incorporated
Metal Reutilization and Resale



To The Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance - Kingdom of Great Engellex


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To whom it may concern,

San Sebastián Metals Incorporated wishes to make its official interest known regarding the offer of the procurement of the 'MMT-50' vehicle currently offered to interested parties by the esteemed Department of the Master-General of the Ordnance. San Sebastián Metals Incorporated focuses on the reutilization of metals - that is, their reintroduction into the industrial circle through separation of the various components into their basic assets. In regards to the 'MMT-50' vehicle on offer, SSMI seeks to disassemble the larger part of the vehicles in question, but seeks to retain 7 (seven) of the vehicles for overhaul and introduction into the Aresuran private security market. All in all, SSMI is interested in vehicle numbers between 15 (fifteen) and 22 (twenty-two). Should a deal be considered by the esteemed Department, SSMI is prepared to move, load and ship these vehicles on its own budget for transfer to the Republic of Aresura. In such an event, a representative of the company would seek to assess the vehicles in question to select a number of vehicles that would pass our minimum quality standards for the reintroduction program mentioned above, quality standards that obviously would not necessarily have to apply for individual units preselected for metal gathering purposes.

José Barholt
Executive Director of Oversea Operations