SCP-1591
Keter
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low confidence
SCP-1591
Expected annual
$65.7M
One-time setup
$214.6M
Annual recurring
$63.9M
Personnel
105
Total one-time capital costs are dominated by deep underground vault construction and structural hardening; recurring annual costs are driven by staff wages, frequent replacement of destroyed spotlights and large legal/cover-up and contingency allocations.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $214.6M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $63.9M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$63.9M/yr
Normal year with no major containment breaches; ongoing replacements, R&D and routine operations only.
routine_equipment_damage
scheduled_replacements
ongoing_R&D
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Minor Incident
$65.8M/yr
Localized containment malfunction or sensor failure requiring emergency deployments and accelerated replacements.
sensor_array_failures
localized_bulb_mass_destruction
temporary increased logistic demand
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Major Breach
$138.8M/yr
Significant containment breach requiring deployment of 75 overdrive spotlights, large repairs, stockpile replenishment and O5-directed emergency operations.
containment_breach
failure_of_photosensitive_monitoring
requirement_for_mass_overdrive_deployment
Personnel
105 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Research Scientist / Engineer | 25 | [#10] R&D team (physicists, optical engineers, material scientists, electrical engineers, machinists) dedicated to containment development; headcount chosen within 15–40 FTE range tied to the R&D salary estimate. |
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 80 | [#14] Vault entry teams, armed guards and operational security staff assigned across shifts; headcount chosen within 40–120 personnel range tied to the security salary estimate. |
Confidence Notes
Wide ranges in civil engineering, contingency reserves, cross-object research usage and escalation risk create high uncertainty; many items are deliberately variable (cover-up, contingency), so cost estimates use midrange assumptions and carry low confidence.