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According to official sources, the source code to the DLC was corrupted as were the backups. Interestingly enough, one of the devs on the remaster said it would have taken the whole development team six months to work on recompiling the script and code to a workable state.
I personally would not have objected to waiting six months just for the DLC to be restored and added in.
I know people have a low opinion about Pinnacle Station as a whole and yeah, thats valid. But it just doesnt feel complete without it.