SCP-2632
Safe
~
medium confidence
SCP-2632
Expected annual
$827K
One-time setup
$465K
Annual recurring
$784K
Personnel
7
One-time setup and capital purchases are approximately $465,000, primarily for cell construction, accessibility retrofits, transport and restraint equipment, and an initial contingency reserve. Recurring annual costs are approximately $784,400, driven mainly by security wages, on-site medical staffing and specialists, contingency replenishment, and legal/cover obligations.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $465K
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $784K/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$784K/yr
Normal uneventful year with routine care, scheduled consults, maintenance, and cover/legal work.
routine_medical_care
scheduled_consults
normal_operations
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Minor Incident
$950K/yr
A contained incident causing staff injury or property damage and triggering investigations, overtime, additional training and legal costs.
staff_injury
local_investigation
overtime_and_legal_fees
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Major Breach
$2.5M/yr
Significant containment failure or violent event requiring large-scale investigation, medical/legal action, potential public exposure mitigation and extended security response.
containment_breach
public_exposure
extended_investigation
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Research Breakthrough Requiring Scale Up
$1.2M/yr
Discovery or decision to pursue aggressive research into SCP-2632's longevity requiring significant one-year scale-up of labs, personnel and trials.
research_prioritization
large_scale_study
capital_scale_up
Personnel
7 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 6 | [#11] Six FTE guards (2 per shift, 3 shifts) included in recurring security wages and benefits. |
| Medical Officer (RN/PA) | 1 | [#7] One full-time RN or physician assistant assigned to daily care, medication administration and monitoring. |
Confidence Notes
Cost estimates are built from explicit analyst line items and midrange selections, producing a well-constrained operating estimate; uncertainty remains around long-term medical choices (DMT vs symptomatic care), variability in cover/legal aggressiveness, and the frequency/severity of incidents.