SCP-1381 Euclid ~ medium confidence
SCP-1381
Expected annual
$2.2M
One-time setup
$2.0M
Annual recurring
$2.1M
Personnel
17
Estimated one-time setup costs are approximately $2.03M driven by construction (lead-lined chamber), perimeter defenses, specialized equipment and land acquisition; ongoing annual costs are approximately $2.06M driven by security/animal-handling staff, legal/cover costs, disposal/necropsy operations, and contingency reserves.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $2.0M
Facilities $910K
[#1, #2, #3, #10, #26] Construction of the lead-lined chamber, base structural room, hermetic sealing/access hardware, perimeter fencing and a redundant outer containment/vault (capital structural work).
Equipment $502K
[#4, #5, #9, #11, #12, #22, #23] Initial purchase and installation of environmental control systems, redundant non-visual sensors, traps/transport crates/PPE, mobile response vehicles, on-site incinerator (capital option), backup power hardware (generators/UPS), and secure data/logging hardware.
Land Acquisition $250K
[#14] One-time site purchase / land acquisition and vetting for a remote parcel (mid-range purchase assumption).
Initial Research And Lab Setup $190K
[#13, #27] Initial necropsy/biomedical lab outfitting and long-term sample/archive storage (freezers, secure evidence archiving).
Initial Cover Setup $150K
[#15] Initial legal/PR/cover-story setup, NDAs and initial contingency for public affairs/legal strategy.
Initial Containment Move $30K
[#18] Heavy lifting/transport (crane rental, flatbed, route/permitting) to move the dresser into the containment chamber.
🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $2.1M/yr
Staff Wages $1.0M/yr
[#6, #7, #8] Salaries and benefits for rotating 24/7 security detail, animal-handling/wildlife specialists and veterinary retainer(s).
Administrative Overhead $268K/yr
[#29] Administrative overhead (10–20% applied to recurring operating budget); set here at 15% of base recurring operating costs.
Cover Story And Legal $150K/yr
[#15] Ongoing PR, legal retainer, liaison work and payouts required to maintain cover narratives and handle incidents.
Facilities Maintenance $108K/yr
[#4, #5, #10, #12, #19, #22, #27] HVAC/environmental maintenance, sensor calibration, perimeter fence upkeep, incinerator/animal-disposal operations, structural inspections/repairs, generator fuel/maintenance and archive/storage upkeep.
Compensation Pool $100K/yr
[#16] Contingency pool for civilian pet compensation, relocation payments or hush payouts.
Emergency Contingency Fund $100K/yr
[#17] Annual reserved fund for rapid mobilization, temporary buffer forces, evacuations, medical response and indemnities.
Research And Monitoring $80K/yr
[#5, #13, #23] Ongoing monitoring, sensor data hosting and necropsy/biomed operational costs (lab supplies, testing, pathology operations).
Supplies And Consumables $57K/yr
[#8, #9, #25] Consumables including euthanasia drugs, sedatives, PPE replacements, trap/transport replenishment and disposables.
Insurance And Permitting $50K/yr
[#21] Liability insurance, hazardous materials permitting and regulatory compliance costs.
Scaled Response Reserve $50K/yr
[#28] Annual reserve to partially fund a scaled response to small influx events (major influxes are handled as incident scenarios).
Logistics And Transport $30K/yr
[#11, #18] Vehicle fuel, maintenance, and small-scale transport/logistics operations for mobile response units.
Specialized Training $30K/yr
[#20] Staff training, drills and refreshers for felid handling, sedative protocols, breach response and lead safety.
Ethics And Oversight $20K/yr
[#24] Costs for oversight committees, internal audits, and external review related to euthanasia and animal handling policy adherence.
Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $2.1M/yr
81.0% probability / year
Normal year with routine maintenance, staffing, monitoring, and small incident reserves used as needed; no major influx or breach.
no_major_influx no_breach routine_operations
🚨 Minor Influx $2.1M/yr
15.0% probability / year +$55K vs baseline
Localized small influx of domestic/feral cats requiring extra capture/euthanasia and disposal operations and temporary overtime.
localized_domestic_cat_influx nearby_neighborhood_attraction
🚨 Major Influx $2.6M/yr
3.0% probability / year +$480K vs baseline
Large influx event requiring mass-trap deployment, significant extra staffing, mass disposal and elevated PR/legal payouts.
major_local_population_draw proximity_to_zoo_or_big_cat_facility
🚨 Catastrophic Breach $7.1M/yr
1.0% probability / year +$5.0M vs baseline
Containment breach with emergence of anomalous entities (SCP-1381-01/02), mass security response, site damage, casualties and significant legal/public exposure costs.
containment_breach mass_emergence_of_entities
👥 Personnel 17 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer / MTF Agent 12 [#6] Rotating 24/7 security coverage to prevent civilian approach and manage on-site threats; headcount reflects a robust rotating force.
Animal Handler / Wildlife Specialist 4 [#7] Full-time animal handlers and trappers experienced with felids for capture, restraint and on-call responses.
Veterinarian / Medical Officer 1 [#8] On-site or retainer veterinarian for medical oversight, necropsy and humane euthanasia operations.
📋 Confidence Notes
Estimates are medium confidence: containment hardware and staffing costs are reasonably well-bounded, but the area-of-effect (15 km), frequency of animal attraction, and magnitude of potential influxes/breaches introduce sizable uncertainty. Scenario probabilities and incident costs are judgement-based given historic breach data.
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