SCP-001-ROUNDERHOUSE-PROPOSAL Unknown ~ medium confidence
ROUNDERHOUSE's Proposal
Expected annual
$22.3M
One-time setup
$49.4M
Annual recurring
$21.3M
Personnel
110
One-time capital is approximately $49.4M driven largely by contingency/reserve funds, anomaly-specific hardening, vehicles/secure power and perimeter upgrades; recurring operations run about $21.315M/yr driven primarily by staff wages (security and research), ongoing research, maintenance, and legal/cover costs.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $49.4M
Contingency Reserve $20.0M
[#21] Pre-funded emergency / rapid-breach reserve: recommendation for a large liquid contingency fund to cover worst-case escalations, evacuations, mass treatment, or controlled demolition.
Equipment $10.9M
[#1, #2, #3, #5, #8, #10, #13, #14, #15, #20] Hardware and installed systems: perimeter sensors/cameras, microgrid/generators/UPS hardware, remote manipulators/robotic handlers, armored vehicles/armored transport/vehicle capital, RAISA/air-gapped servers & network isolation hardware, workshop robotic fabricators, pharma vault automation, hazmat containment kit, retrieval drone/rope systems and secure transport crates/containers.
Anomaly Specific Modifications $6.0M
[#34] Per-anomaly hardening and capital (blended list called out in notes: remote handlers, Faraday cages, automated interceptors, memetic wards, bio-lab buildouts, sealed extractors, vault upgrades, armory vaults, hazmat vessels, memorial barriers, etc.).
Facilities $5.6M
[#1, #3, #9, #10, #11, #12, #16, #17, #30] Structural and construction work: perimeter berms/fencing foundations, vault/room retrofits (Bridge Archive, armory, time-vault), HVAC/filtration retrofits, workshop/building retrofit, greenhouse structural upgrades, and immediate restoration/retrofit work. Figure blends foundation/structural portions of multi-part estimates.
Initial Research And Lab Setup $3.3M
[#3, #8, #12, #13, #16, #26, #27, #29] Lab buildouts and scientific instrumentation: conservation lab equipment and climate-control systems, RAISA forensic/analysis isolation equipment portion, plant genetics lab instruments, secure pharmaceutical assay capability, time-forensics instrumentation, initial PPE stock for lab handling, archival digitization hardware, and analytical chemistry instrumentation (GC-MS/HPLC/mass spec).
Indemnity Reserve $3.0M
[#24] Insurance-like internal indemnity fund / set-aside to absorb litigation, replacements or municipal claims in case of partial exposure.
Legal And Cover Setup $300K
[#22] One-time legal shell, records management, municipal buy-off setup and cover-story establishment costs.
Training Simulators $250K
[#28] One-time creation of memetic-safe training content, virtual simulators and SOP development.
Psych Program Setup $100K
[#18] One-time setup cost for psychological risk mitigation program, baseline testing systems and monitoring infrastructure.
🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $21.3M/yr
Staff Wages $11.9M/yr
[#4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #3, #12] Payroll for core site personnel: site security & guards, MTF/tactical rotation personnel, research staff (historians, archivists, geneticists, thaumaturgical specialists, AI/research engineers), medical and psychiatric clinicians, RAISA/data analysts, conservators, and greenhouse/horticultural staff.
Research And Monitoring $3.8M/yr
[#8, #11, #16, #25, #29, #13] Ongoing research budgets, long-term test campaigns, forensic/time research ops and monitoring: RAISA continuous analysis, thaumaturge/library monitoring, time-tech forensic operations, contracted long-term research programs, analytical lab consumables and pharmaco-surveillance/testing.
Facilities Maintenance $1.1M/yr
[#1, #2, #9, #30] Annual maintenance, service contracts and utilities: perimeter & intrusion-system service, generator/fuel, HVAC/filter replacement and routine historic-structure upkeep.
Long Term Replacement Reserve $1.0M/yr
[#35] Annual planned capital refresh for vehicles, servers, HVAC and lifecycle replacements (3–7% of capital estimated).
Supplies And Consumables $965K/yr
[#10, #26, #27, #14, #12, #17] Annual consumables: workshop raw materials and tooling wear, PPE replacement & laundering, archival storage refresh, hazardous-waste disposal and analysis contracts, greenhouse media & utilities, and armory training/logging consumables.
External Mtf Retainer And Coordination $750K/yr
[#31] Annual retainer and contingency fund for external MTF coordination, covert reimbursements and mobilisation of GoI/third-party response in case of public exposure.
Logistics And Transport $500K/yr
[#20, #5] Operations, maintenance and wet-lease / helicopter on-call costs for transport trailers, armored SUVs/helicopters, refrigerated trailers, and anomalous-item conveyance container upkeep.
Cover Story And Legal $400K/yr
[#22] Ongoing legal counsel, shell-company maintenance, PR/municipal payments and records management to maintain secrecy/cover stories.
Personnel Housing And Qol $350K/yr
[#32] Secure housing, meals, laundry, transport and QOL provisions to retain long-term staff in a remote location.
Personnel Security And Vetting $200K/yr
[#19] Continuous vetting, background investigations, polygraph/threat screening, insider-threat monitoring systems and new-hire clearance costs.
Wastewater And Ecological Monitoring $125K/yr
[#23] Regular sampling and ecological testing, soil/wastewater analysis contracts, isolation trenches and remediation work to prevent species/ecosystem release.
Training And Drills $125K/yr
[#28, #15] Ongoing refresher training, memetic-safe training content updates, emergency drills and retrieval/rescue refresher training.
Audits And Third Party Reviews $100K/yr
[#33] Annual independent audits, simulated breach exercises and third-party compliance reviews.
Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $21.3M/yr
84.5% probability / year
Normal operational year with no major incidents; routine containment, research and maintenance only.
routine_operations scheduled_research no_breach
🚨 Minor Incident $23.3M/yr
12.0% probability / year +$2.0M vs baseline
Limited containment breach or localized anomalous event requiring targeted response, temporary evacuations and increased medical/psych support.
localized_breach limited_exposure targeted_decontamination
🚨 Major Breach $36.3M/yr
3.0% probability / year +$15.0M vs baseline
Significant breach affecting multiple anomalies or large-scale memetic exposure requiring mass treatment, mobilization of external assets, and major repair operations.
multi-room_breach mass_memetic_exposure extended_external_response
🚨 Catastrophic Breach $71.3M/yr
0.5% probability / year +$50.0M vs baseline
Catastrophic failure or public exposure requiring full-scale emergency operations, demolition/rebuild, extended legal/cover operations and large indemnity payouts.
public_exposure facility_destruction widespread_ecological_release
👥 Personnel 110 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer 36 Site security guards covering three shifts; corresponds to item #4.
MTF Agent / Tactical Operator 12 Specialized rapid-response/tactical detachment (rotation), corresponds to item #5.
Research Scientist 25 Historians, archivists, botanists, geneticists, thaumaturgical specialists, AI/research engineers; corresponds to item #6.
Administrative Staff 10 Site operations managers, shift supervisors, administrative roles; corresponds to item #4.
RAISA / Data Analyst 6 Dedicated analysts for SCP-001-02 monitoring and data operations; corresponds to item #8.
Medical Officer 2 On-site physician(s) and nurses; corresponds to item #7.
Psychiatrist / Counselor 3 Psych team for vision-exposed personnel and long-term monitoring; corresponds to items #7 and #18.
Conservator / Archivist 4 Conservation and handling staff for Bridge Archive artifacts; corresponds to item #3.
Horticultural / Lab Technician 4 Greenhouse and plant genetics staff for SCP-001-05; corresponds to item #12.
Engineer / Maintenance 6 Engineers and maintenance personnel for power, HVAC, filtration, and site systems; corresponds to items #2, #9, #30.
Training / Compliance Officer 2 Training coordinators and audit leads for SOPs, memetic training and drills; corresponds to item #28 and #33.
📋 Confidence Notes
Estimates are order-of-magnitude and drawn from analyst ranges; many line items have wide ranges and anomalous risks are non-linear. Staffing and recurring budgets are better-constrained than contingency and catastrophic-response estimates.
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