STARCOM Industrial Contractors was established to challenge inefficiency, instability, and distortion within the modern interstellar economy. In a system where monopolies, speculation, and artificial scarcity undermine lawful trade, Starcom operates as a corrective force—structured, transparent, and accountable.

Our intention is reform through execution.
We extract, reclaim, transport, and distribute resources through mining, salvage, hauling, logistics, transport, and secure data courier operations, ensuring materials move from origin to destination without unnecessary obstruction, manipulation, or waste.

Our motive is economic balance.
Starcom supports fair pricing grounded in real supply, real risk, and real labor. We reject price gouging, false scarcity, and exploitative practices that destabilize markets and erode trust. Contracts are honored as written. Rates are communicated clearly. Value is measured, not fabricated.

Our view is systemic.
h2. A healthy economy requires flow, transparency, and access. When goods stagnate, systems decay. When data is withheld, power concentrates. Starcom operates to keep assets moving, information secured but accessible, and markets responsive rather than controlled.

Through Starcom, we supply ship weapons, ship components, personal arms, and ammunition to approved clients, enabling operators to defend assets, secure trade routes, and maintain operational independence.

Starcom believes the future of the ‘verse is not chaos or control—but architecture.
Systems designed to endure.
Networks built to scale.
Trade that functions because it is allowed to.

STARCOM Industrial Contractors
Designed for the System, Built for the Future.

Organisational Charter & Internal Policy

1. Purpose

STARCOM Industrial Contractors exists to conduct lawful industrial, logistical, and commercial operations across the Stanton system and beyond. The organisation is structured to provide reliable services, maintain operational discipline, and support fair and transparent trade.

2. Authority & Governance

STARCOM is governed by its Chief Executive Officer, Night Canyon, who retains final authority over organisational direction, policy enforcement, and strategic operations. Operational command may be delegated to appointed directors, managers, or team leads as required.

All members are expected to comply with directives issued through the established chain of command.

3. Membership Conduct

Members of STARCOM are required to:

Act professionally in all official operations and communications

Follow lawful instructions issued by authorised leadership

Maintain discipline during missions and coordinated activities

Represent STARCOM in a manner that upholds its reputation

Internal disputes are to be resolved through leadership channels and not through public or operational disruption.

4. Operations & Safety

STARCOM conducts mining, salvage, hauling, logistics, transport, data courier services, and commercial sales. During operations:

Safety of personnel and protection of assets are priorities

Equipment is to be operated responsibly and maintained as required

Mission objectives take precedence over individual gain

Negligent or reckless behaviour that risks personnel, assets, or contracts will not be tolerated.

5. Economic & Trade Policy

STARCOM supports fair and transparent trade practices. Internal and external transactions shall:

Use clearly communicated pricing and contract terms

Avoid price manipulation, exploitation, or artificial scarcity

Respect agreements with clients, partners, and vendors

Members may not engage in activities that intentionally destabilize markets while representing STARCOM.

6. Assets & Property

All organisational assets, including ships, equipment, cargo, data, and currency, remain the property of STARCOM unless explicitly assigned. Unauthorized use, loss, or sale of organisational assets is subject to disciplinary action.

Members are responsible for safeguarding assets entrusted to them.

7. Security & Confidentiality

Operational plans, trade routes, pricing structures, and internal communications are considered confidential. Members shall not disclose sensitive information to external parties without authorization.

Security protocols must be followed during all operations involving valuable cargo or data.

8. Disciplinary Action

Violations of this charter or issued directives may result in:

Warnings or corrective instruction

Suspension from operations

Removal from the organisation

Severity of action is determined by leadership based on impact and intent.

9. Amendments

This charter may be amended by the CEO or authorized leadership as operational needs evolve. Members will be informed of significant changes.