SCP-2192 Euclid ~ medium confidence
SCP-2192
Expected annual
$1.7M
One-time setup
$1.7M
Annual recurring
$1.6M
Personnel
16
Initial containment buildout and radiation-hardened equipment are the primary one-time costs (~$1.66M), while staff wages, energy, waste handling and contingency reserves drive recurring annual costs (~$1.63M/year). Main drivers are specialized robotics, shielding/construction, continuous staffing and radioactive waste treatment.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $1.7M
Equipment $926K
[#3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #9, #11, #12, #17, #20, #22, #23] One-time hardware and systems: high-temp sprinkler (#3), thermal chiller/hardware (#4), monitoring hardware (#5), hardened CCTV (#6), remote manipulators (#7), holding tanks/plumbing (#9), PPE initial sets (#11), dosimetry hardware (#12), prophylactic stockpile (#17), decon equipment setup (#20), backup generator (#22), and initial licensing/permit filing (#23).
Facilities $738K
[#1, #8] Purpose-built reinforced concrete chamber with lead-brick lining and ceramic coating (item #1) plus airlock/pass-through decon chamber construction (item #8). Estimate includes engineering and installation.
Initial Research And Lab Setup $0
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🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $1.6M/yr
Staff Wages $955K/yr
[#13, #14, #15] Combined annual personnel costs: medical staffing and part-time RSO (#13), 24/7 security staffing (6 guards) (#14), and containment/science staff (containment specialists/technicians/psychological support) (#15).
Research And Monitoring $152K/yr
[#5, #12, #16, #21, #26] Ongoing monitoring, health surveillance and R&D: sensor calibration and replacements (#5), dosimetry program operations (#12), staff health surveillance and evaluations (#16), emergency drills/training (#21), and periodic specialized research/testing budget (#26).
Contingency Reserve $120K/yr
[#27] Long-term contingency and major overhaul reserve allocated annually to cover periodic major replacements/upgrades.
Logistics And Transport $110K/yr
[#9, #10] Radioactive liquid and solid waste treatment, licensed disposal, packaging, transport and interim storage: contaminated water treatment/disposal (#9) and radioactive solid waste handling/disposal (#10).
Facilities Maintenance $90K/yr
[#2, #3, #4, #6, #7, #8, #22] Ongoing maintenance and inspection: weekly lead-brick inspection and replacements (#2), sprinkler testing/maintenance (#3), chiller maintenance (#4), CCTV maintenance (#6), manipulator maintenance/parts (#7), airlock filter/replacement (#8), and generator fuel/testing (#22).
Cover Story And Legal $60K/yr
[#23, #24] Licensing/compliance ongoing costs and legal/cover-story fund: recurring permit/compliance/legal engagement (#23) plus public cover/operational secrecy fund (#24).
Supplies And Consumables $54K/yr
[#11, #17, #18, #19, #20, #29] Consumables and disposables: PPE servicing/replacement (#11), KI tablet rotation (#17), decontaminable/disposable enrichment items (#18), sedatives and burn-care supplies (#19), decon consumables and disposal (#20), and miscellaneous small items/contingency (#29).
Energy Electricity $50K/yr
[#25] Continuous electricity for chillers, ventilation, monitoring and equipment (order-of-magnitude estimate for continuous loads).
Administrative Overhead $40K/yr
[#28] Administrative overhead, procurement, contracting and insurance-equivalent fund.
Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $1.6M/yr
86.0% probability / year
Normal uneventful year with routine maintenance, monitoring, and scheduled research; no major incidents.
no major agitation scheduled maintenance only routine waste throughput
🚨 Minor Incident $1.8M/yr
12.0% probability / year +$120K vs baseline
Localized agitation/sprinkler activations leading to increased waste, temporary repairs, overtime and small equipment replacements.
sprinkler activation temporary increase in radiation emission weekly brick replacements accelerated
🚨 Major Breach $2.8M/yr
2.0% probability / year +$1.2M vs baseline
Severe containment failure or major degradation requiring rebuilds, major equipment replacement, large-scale waste disposal and legal/PR responses.
structural shielding failure simultaneous power/cooling loss large uncontrolled radiation release
👥 Personnel 16 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer / MTF Agent 6 [#14] 24/7 coverage in three shifts; six guards as specified.
Containment Specialist / Technician 4 [#15] FTEs to monitor behavior, run sensors, manage enrichment and containment systems.
Medical Officer 2 [#13] On-call medical personnel trained in radiation exposure and burn care; covers shift overlap and emergency response.
Radiation Safety Officer 1 [#13] RSO oversight (partial FTE included in medical staffing costs).
Engineer / Maintenance 2 [#4, #7, #22] Technicians for HVAC/chiller, generators, manipulators and routine maintenance.
Administrative Staff 1 [#28] Procurement, contracts, compliance coordination and administrative overhead.
📋 Confidence Notes
Analyst notes provide detailed line items and ranges, enabling a reasoned estimate, but significant uncertainty remains due to unknowns in radiation intensity, frequency of agitation, local disposal/licensing regimes and possible reuse of existing hot-cell infrastructure.
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