SCP-2363
Euclid
~
medium confidence
SCP-2363
Expected annual
$5.1M
One-time setup
$3.9M
Annual recurring
$5.0M
Personnel
28
Initial capital costs are approximately $3.93M for perimeter/facility build-out, medical/quarantine and lab fit-out, vehicles and comms; recurring annual costs are approximately $5.02M driven primarily by security, research/medical programs, and specialized staffing.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $3.9M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $5.0M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$5.0M/yr
Normal operational year with no major incidents; regular monitoring, research, and maintenance only.
no incidents
routine maintenance
scheduled research activities
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Minor Incident
$5.2M/yr
Single SCP-2363-A death or capture event causing emergency birthing/removal, surgical treatment, consumables use, and limited repairs/legal activity.
SCP-2363-A death
emergency surgery/removal
single-event biohazard disposal
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Major Breach
$6.5M/yr
Large-scale civilian breach or sabotage requiring major repairs/reconstruction, litigation, mobilization and extensive containment escalation.
large-scale civilian breach
site sabotage
extensive litigation or reconstruction
Personnel
28 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 16 | [#4] 16 active guards (4 per shift × 3 shifts) as the primary armed security staff. |
| Security Supervisor | 2 | [#5] Two senior supervisors overseeing perimeter and operations. |
| QRF Operator | 4 | [#5] Quick Reaction Force (4 operators) for extraction/capture and breach response. |
| Research Scientist | 3 | [#6] On-site anomalous-research scientists (3) responsible for observation and experiments. |
| Medical Officer / Physician | 1 | [#7] On-site emergency/obstetric physician available for births and surgical interventions. |
| Medical Technician / EMT | 2 | [#7] Two med techs/EMTs for immediate medical support and patient handling. |
Confidence Notes
Analyst notes provide itemized estimates for most line items, but many figures are order-of-magnitude and per-event costs are variable; legal/ethical policy choices and containment doctrine changes could materially change both one-time and recurring costs.