SCP-2200
Keter
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low confidence
SCP-2200
Expected annual
$17.4M
One-time setup
$30.8M
Annual recurring
$16.9M
Personnel
125
One-time capital expenses (land, infrastructure, containment and smelting facilities, contingency reserve) are approximately $30.8M; recurring annual costs (staff wages, monitoring, perimeter security, research, operations) are roughly $16.9M, dominated by personnel and standing MTF/onsite staffing.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $30.8M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $16.9M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$16.9M/yr
Normal year with no major incidents; ongoing containment, monitoring, research and routine operations only.
no relocations requiring extra deployments
routine D-Class cycling and monthly operations
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Relocation Event
$17.9M/yr
SCP-2200-1 relocates and a new SCP-2200-2 is discovered, triggering a rapid search/containment deployment and forensic response.
SCP-2200-1 relocates
new bonded subject discovered
MTF deployment and long-distance search
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Minor Incident
$17.2M/yr
Localized incident or containment maintenance spike (e.g., small breach, higher-than-usual D-Class turnover, regulatory inquiry) requiring limited emergency response.
localized breach
increased D-Class procurement or legal scrutiny
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Major Breach
$21.9M/yr
Significant containment breach or multi-site relocation requiring large-scale MTF deployment, replacement of assets, accelerated research and international coordination.
major breach
mass relocation event
multi-jurisdiction search and containment
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Catastrophic Public Exit
$36.9M/yr
One or more SCP-2200-4 instances exit Site-502 and animate in public, triggering large-scale evacuation, military/contractor involvement, litigation and remediation.
SCP-2200-4 animate outside Site-502
public safety emergency requiring national response
Personnel
125 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 75 | [#3, #15, #17] Five armed guards for monthly escorts plus standing MTF Epsilon-30 unit and perimeter quick-reaction personnel; count includes on-site security and deployable MTF members allocated to SCP-2200. |
| Research Scientist | 8 | [#21, #8] Materials science, neurology/biochemistry and bio-forensics researchers working on alloy research and bonding inhibition. |
| Medical Officer | 4 | [#7, #22] On-call physician, psychiatrist and med-techs for routine monitoring and emergency response; supports emergency/mortuary operations. |
| Engineer / Maintenance | 6 | [#10, #13, #23] Maintenance staff for smelting/metallurgy facility, site infrastructure and vehicle/fleet upkeep. |
| Administrative Staff | 8 | [#20, #26] Admin, secure-IT operators and HR processing staff for weekly reports, clearances, and records retention. |
| Forensics / Pathology Technician | 4 | [#8] Technicians for post-mortem analysis, sample storage, and pathology work. |
| Logistics / Drivers / Pilots | 6 | [#3, #18, #23] Drivers, pilots and logistics coordinators for escorts, rapid deployment and fleet operations. |
| Site Director / Executive Staff | 2 | [#13, #14] On-site leadership and executive staff overseeing Site-502 operations and community cover. |
| Class-D Personnel | 12 | [#6] Monthly D-Class cycling (on-site population at any given time reflected as headcount for operational planning). |
Confidence Notes
Many figures are order-of-magnitude and highly sensitive to geography, land pricing, frequency of relocations, and deployment scale; contingency and per-event costs are especially uncertain, so overall confidence is low.