SCP-1993
Euclid
~
medium confidence
SCP-1993
Expected annual
$1.8M
One-time setup
$1.7M
Annual recurring
$1.8M
Personnel
7
Initial one-time capital and containment setup is dominated by facility buildout and a large long-term upgrade contingency; annual operating costs are driven by staff wages, medical/on-call retainer, incident response readiness, and legal/cover operations.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $1.7M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $1.8M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$1.8M/yr
Normal operational year with routine testing cadence and no major incidents.
routine_tests
no public exposure
no major medical emergencies
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Minor Incident
$1.9M/yr
Single-site incident: D-class survives or requires major emergency care; limited takedown and media response required.
surviving subject emergency care
small media leak
local takedown operation
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Major Breach
$2.3M/yr
Containment breach resulting in multiple new instances or offsite transfers requiring additional safes, retrieval and substantial incident response.
multiple new instances
on-site breach
expanded short-term storage needs
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Proliferation Event
$3.3M/yr
Public proliferation or sustained offsite spread requiring major capital upgrades and extensive public/legal mitigation.
public incidents
multiple offsite transfers
requirement for large-scale containment expansion
Personnel
7 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 3 | [#10] Number on duty at any given time to maintain 2-3 guards per shift and rapid response coverage. |
| Research Scientist | 2 | [#11] Dedicated researchers trained on SCP-1993 behavior and authorized testing procedures. |
| Containment Systems Technician | 1 | [#11] Maintenance of chamber, HVAC, filtration, and tamper systems. |
| Administrative Staff | 1 | [#26] Local admin/records and liaison for legal/cover operations. |
Confidence Notes
Primary equipment and staffing costs are well-specified in analyst notes; however per-incident probabilities, long-term proliferation escalation costs, and choices about retained contingency vs. paid upgrades are uncertain, so overall confidence is medium.