Demolition Services
Made by Ironclad Industries
"What we built, we know how to take down."
- Category
- demolition
- Made by
- Ironclad Industries
- Tier
- Silver
Overview
Demolition Services is Ironclad's controlled-demolition product line. The corporation that built the structure takes it down, on contract, by hand-placed charges authorized through human-in-the-loop detonation. Every charge is placed by a demolition foreman of record. Every blast sequence is signed before the trigger and re-verified at the count by a second foreman on a separate physical key. No autonomous detonation is permitted in the certification chain. The Forge defense doctrine applies to ordnance the same way it applies to Enforcer triggers. Ironclad does not pretend that doctrine is a marketing line. It is the price of running the largest privately controlled demolition arsenal in the Sprawl.
The competing autonomous-demolition firms in other corporations sell smart-blast systems whose detonation logic cannot be audited by any party not paid by the seller. The competing firms have produced debris fields the structural assessment cannot account for. Ironclad's two-key authorization is not a feature. It is a tombstone formatted as a procedure, signed by two foremen at the count, and the corporation will not run a demolition without it.
Packaging & Appearance
The charge IS the artifact. Three-gear shield stenciled on every charge package. Hi-vis orange casing with hazard-yellow caution markings. Foreman signature line on the placement slip. Photographed at prep — hi-vis demolition foreman placing a charge against an exposed Ironclad-steel beam with three-gear stencil visible, hardhat crew at perimeter cones, scarred steel framework against overcast Sprawl haze, no soft lighting. The charge is not staged for marketing. The charge is staged for the count.
Ingredients
Charge package (Ironclad-fabricated, hi-vis orange casing, three-gear shield stencil, demolition-foreman placement signature). Detonation control: dual-key physical authorization (two demolition foremen on two separate physical keys, human-in-the-loop verified at the count). Service tiers: Lifecycle (planned demolition of outdated Ironclad-built structures), Contractual (handling 'contractual disagreements' that have proven intractable), Aftershock-Recovery (post-incident structural removal at failed-AI site perimeters). Pricing scales by structure mass, location class, and the maintenance surcharge structure shared with Lift Contracts. No autonomous detonation permitted under Forge defense doctrine. Demolition foreman of record signature on file at Bayfront for every blast sequence since 2155.
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