They can choose to eliminate any enemy colonies the same way any other faction does - by moving in military ships and blockading it, and once this is done the system is free for you to colonize. It's worth noting that for balance reasons, they can't do this if any enemy has an outpost on any of the planets if they could, they could time it right to waste the very large amounts of effort most factions have to put into food shipments to get really earlygame colonies, and thus could bully an enemy that spawned immediately adjacent to them into struggling to actually complete any new colonies (this would be an issue in i.e.
If a system isn't occupied by opponents, the selected planet will immediately become a full, operational colony. The act of colonization for them is instant there is no "outpost" period. Most factions will "consume" their colony ship upon founding an outpost, making it necessary to build more the Vaulters instead will have the Argosy become disabled for a few turns immediately after colonization, in the hangar of the new system. They have one, single "master" ship for colonization, called the Argosy.
They also have a big twist to "system development" which is normally done with luxury resources. The vaulters have a few major twists on colonization, and movement once settled on a planet they're fairly "vanilla" in their gameplay and planet management.
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