SCP-1261
Euclid
~
medium confidence
SCP-1261
Expected annual
$2.0M
One-time setup
$7.3M
Annual recurring
$1.9M
Personnel
11
Initial capital is dominated by an incident contingency reserve and one-time secure infrastructure (soundproof chambers, vaulting, and amnestic stockpile); recurring annual costs are driven by staff wages, clinical treatments, R&D and ongoing monitoring/maintenance.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $7.3M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $1.9M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$1.9M/yr
Normal year with routine operations, maintenance, scheduled treatments and no major incidents.
routine monitoring
scheduled experiments
no containment breaches
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Minor Incident
$2.2M/yr
Localized exposure or equipment failure requiring additional treatments, overtime staffing and limited external contracting.
localized exposure
hardware/vault failure
small cluster infection
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Major Breach
$7.9M/yr
Large-scale community exposure or containment failure requiring mass amnestic deployment, emergency logistics, and major legal/PR response.
widespread exposure
containment breach
GOC/third-party engagement
Personnel
11 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Medical Officer | 2 | [#13] Physicians/psychiatrists responsible for amnestic administration and medical oversight (part of clinical personnel budget). |
| Nurse / Medical Technician | 1 | [#13] Nursing/med-tech support for treatments and monitoring (part of clinical personnel budget). |
| Research Scientist (Memetics) | 3 | [#14] Senior/junior memetics researchers conducting experiments and analysis (part of memetics staff budget). |
| Lab Technician | 1 | [#14] Laboratory technician supporting memetics research and protocol adherence (part of memetics staff budget). |
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 4 | [#15] Armed/cleared guards assigned to containment perimeter, vaults and testing areas (part of security staffing budget). |
Confidence Notes
Analyst notes provide detailed categories and ranges, enabling a reasoned midpoint-based estimate; however many items (amnestic unit costs, contingency size, frequency of breaches) have wide ranges and policy choices (on-site destruction vs contract) that increase uncertainty.