SCP-1452
Euclid
~
medium confidence
SCP-1452
Expected annual
$4.6M
One-time setup
$7.5M
Annual recurring
$4.6M
Personnel
24
Initial capital costs are dominated by contingency reserves, specialized containment chamber work, and heavy equipment; recurring costs are driven primarily by dedicated MTF/security wages and research/maintenance. Baseline annual operations are estimated in the low-single millions, while outbreak responses can raise one-off costs into the millions or tens of millions.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $7.5M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $4.6M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$4.6M/yr
Routine year with the contained immature instance, no major field incidents; normal staffing, maintenance, research, and small consumables/operations.
no external incidents
routine maintenance
scheduled research activities
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Minor Incident
$4.7M/yr
Single outside immature instance discovered and removed; involves MTF deployment, single-house demolition/incineration and localized cover-up.
single-house infestation
MTF rapid response
one-off demolition and incineration
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Major Neighborhood Response
$5.4M/yr
Neighborhood-scale infestation (dozens of houses) requiring coordinated razing, multiple incinerations, extended MTF deployment, and significant cover operations.
20-house outbreak
extended demolition/incineration
large-scale property acquisition
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Catastrophic Outbreak
$19.6M/yr
Rapid multi-site uncontrolled expansion leading to mass razings, long-term MTF deployment, massive research scale-up and potential relocation of communities.
multiple mature instances
exponential spread into towns
multi-site simultaneous responses
Personnel
24 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MTF Agent / MTF-ψ-7 Operator | 12 | [#7] Dedicated rapid-response operators (salaries and readiness included in staff_wages). |
| Security Officer | 12 | [#8] Rotating guards for 24/7 containment wing coverage (salaries included in staff_wages). |
Confidence Notes
Estimates are built from analyst ranges and canonical containment requirements; wage and per-operation costs are reasonably grounded, but equipment lifetimes, incident frequencies, and outbreak dynamics are uncertain—hence medium confidence.