SCP-2503
Safe
~
medium confidence
SCP-2503
Expected annual
$2.4M
One-time setup
$1.6M
Annual recurring
$2.4M
Personnel
25
One-time startup costs are dominated by property acquisition and initial structural work (~$1.63M total one-time). Recurring yearly operations are driven by security staffing, research staff, incident reserves and logistics (~$2.394M/yr).
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $1.6M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $2.4M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$2.4M/yr
Normal, uneventful year with expected operations and routine maintenance only.
no breach
routine research
standard staffing levels
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Minor Incident
$2.5M/yr
Small containment incident or medical event requiring local response, extra amnestics, legal work and modest repairs.
single-person medical emergency
trespasser requiring amnestic and processing
small local property damage
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Major Incident
$2.9M/yr
Significant containment breach or catastrophic experiment mishap triggering large-scale response, repairs, and external interactions.
multi-person casualty or disappearance
major structural damage
extensive law enforcement/media exposure
Personnel
25 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 18 | [#5] Core guard count (18 regular guards) derived from 2 guards per entry * 3 entries and shift coverage assumptions. |
| Security Supervisor / Float | 3 | [#5] Supervisors/float to cover shifts and oversight (included in analyst's ~21 security personnel). |
| Research Scientist | 2 | [#12] Level-2 researchers with access for experiments; analyst assumed 2 researchers in salary estimate. |
| Lab Technician | 1 | [#12] One lab technician to support experiments and instrumentation. |
| Medical Officer / Paramedic (contract/on-call) | 1 | [#11] Contracted medical/paramedic coverage approximated as 0.5–1.0 FTE; counted as 1 on-call medical resource for staffing totals. |
Confidence Notes
Many line items are specified by analyst notes (security staffing, real-estate, equipment), providing reasonable confidence. Major uncertainties remain in real-estate price volatility, frequency/severity of incidents, and actual amnestic/unit costs; incident-level expenses can vary widely, so medium confidence is appropriate.