SCP-2813 Euclid ~ medium confidence
SCP-2813
Expected annual
$1.2B
One-time setup
$19.7B
Annual recurring
$1.1B
Personnel
106
Containment requires large deep-space infrastructure and recurring orbital task-force operations; one-time capital expenditures approach tens of billions, while annual operations are on the order of one billion USD driven by station and logistics costs.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $19.7B
Facilities $10.0B
[#1] Construction and capital outfitting of FORC-15 (Europa orbital research compound).
Orbital Task Force Procurement $6.0B
[#4] Orbital Task Force ढ-3 capital procurement (fleet procurement of interceptor/tug vessels and support craft).
Capture Tow Capability $1.5B
[#7] Dedicated capture/tow capability development and propellant margins to secure or alter SCP-2813's orbit.
Emergency Interceptor One Time $300.0M
[#20] Emergency kinetic/nuclear contingency hardware (interceptor program capital for neutralization contingency).
Initial Heavy Launch One Time $300.0M
[#26] Initial heavy-lift launch(s) to Europa/FORC-15 and cargo for initial setup (one-time heavy launch capital).
Interior Modifications One Time $275.0M
[#12] Interior modifications and safety retrofits to SCP-2813 (rails, walkways, netting, modular habitats).
Insurance Reserve One Time $275.0M
[#22] Insurance / write-off / asset-replacement program reserve.
Coms Backbone One Time $250.0M
[#3] Deep-space communications backbone / relay network deployment (high-gain antennas, relays).
Propellant Major Maneuver Reserve $200.0M
[#6] One-time propellant and power for a large maneuver / single major capture or tugging maneuver reserve.
Nonconventional Rnd One Time $175.0M
[#15] One-time R&D program to develop containment fields / EM/psi-mitigation (initial program capital).
Initial Research And Lab Setup $110.0M
[#11] Scientific payloads and instrumentation (initial instrument suites and lab buildout for on-object science).
Robotic Maintenance One Time $110.0M
[#8] Robotic maintenance/inspection drone procurement and onboard repair gear (initial swarm purchase).
Decontamination Infra One Time $105.0M
[#17] Decontamination/quarantine infrastructure buildout (vacuum/astrobiological BSL-style labs and reentry facilities).
Power Augmentation One Time $80.0M
[#10] On-object power augmentation deployment (RTGs / compact reactors) and radiological safety setup.
Anchoring Systems One Time $27.5M
[#9] Anchoring/attachment systems sized for a ~600 m body (harpoons, tethers, winches).
Containment Security Gear One Time $22.5M
[#16] Containment/security gear for boarding teams (specialized EVA suits, shielding, directed-energy devices).
Training Facilities One Time $5.5M
[#24] Training programs and simulation facility capital (zero-g trainers, simulators initial outfitting).
Cyber Emergency Op One Time $5.0M
[#18] Single covert sabotage/emergency cyber/OPSEC operation (one-time kinetic or clandestine action budget).
Onboard Habit Fabrication One Time $500K
[#13] One-time fabrication of culturally-appropriate onboard habit/amenity provisioning items.
Equipment $0
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🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $1.1B/yr
Staff Wages $450.0M/yr
[#2, #5, #14, #23] FORC-15 long-term operations staffing, Orbital Task Force ढ-3 crew salaries/training and anthropological/medical staff wages and long-term care/monitoring.
Overhead Program Management $222.4M/yr
[#29] Program management, overhead and classified facility costs (applied as 25% of direct recurring costs).
Facilities Maintenance $150.0M/yr
[#2] FORC-15 long-term stationkeeping, unplanned repairs, module replacement and routine maintenance.
Logistics And Transport $150.0M/yr
[#26] Annual Earth–Europa launch sustainment, freight transport, cryogenic fuel deliveries and cargo rotation logistics.
Cyber Opsec $50.0M/yr
[#18] Active cyber/OPSEC program to suppress external detection, signal spoofing and maintenance of covert operations.
Research And Monitoring $28.0M/yr
[#11, #15, #21, #25] Ongoing instrument upgrades/spares, R&D testing budgets, continuous ephemeris/modeling, and sample analysis & research funding.
Propellant And Power $20.0M/yr
[#6, #10] Annual propellant and power resupply for stationkeeping, propulsion for task-force vessels, and RTG/reactor maintenance/shielding disposal.
Communications Ops $15.0M/yr
[#3] Operations, bandwidth and staff for deep-space communications backbone and relay maintenance.
Supplies And Consumables $14.0M/yr
[#8, #9, #13, #16, #28] Consumables, drone replacements, tether testing/repair, onboard provisioning deliveries, consumables for boarding teams, and miscellaneous small procurements.
Cover Story And Legal $6.0M/yr
[#19, #27] Legal/administrative cover, media management, diplomatic deniability and minor-planet catalog monitoring / corrective actions.
Decontamination Operations $5.0M/yr
[#17] Operations and staffing costs for quarantine/decontamination facilities and sample processing.
Training Operations $1.5M/yr
[#24] Annual operating costs for training programs and simulation facilities.
Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $1.1B/yr
90.0% probability / year
Normal year with routine operations, monitoring and scheduled maintenance only.
routine_operations scheduled_maintenance
🚨 Minor Incident $1.2B/yr
8.0% probability / year +$120.0M vs baseline
Localized failure or anomaly (e.g., satnet failure, small hull/anchor repair, emergency resupply) requiring rapid-response costs.
satellite_failure small_breach unplanned_repairs
🚨 Major Breach $3.0B/yr
2.0% probability / year +$1.9B vs baseline
Foreign agency (e.g., GRU-P) awareness or major containment breach necessitating capture/tow mission, interceptor deployment and major OPSEC/cleanup.
foreign_awareness capture_or_tow_mission large_scale_OPSEC_and_diplomatic_fallout
👥 Personnel 106 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer / MTF Agent 25 Boarding teams, on-station security and tactical response (mapped to task-force staffing and recurring security wages).
Research Scientist 12 Scientists for anthropology, linguistics, astrobiology and materials research (mapped to research_and_monitoring and staff wages).
Engineer / Maintenance 20 Engineers and maintenance staff for FORC-15, vessels and robotic systems (mapped to facilities_maintenance and equipment upkeep).
Medical Officer 4 Medical support, radiation monitoring and psychological aftercare (mapped to personnel medical support).
Security / Task Force Crew (Pilots/Flight Engineers) 15 Pilots, flight engineers and mission control staff for ढ-3 operations (mapped to task-force annual operations wages).
Administrative Staff 6 Administrative, legal, and cover-story management staff (mapped to cover_story_and_legal and overhead).
Communications Specialist / Ops 8 Deep-space communications and relay operators (mapped to communications_ops and staff wages).
Anthropologists / Linguists / Psychologists 6 Specialist staff for engagement with SCP-2813-1 instances (mapped to research staff wages).
Drone Operators / Robotics Technicians 10 Operators and technicians for robotic maintenance swarm and inspection drones (mapped to robotic maintenance recurring and capital costs).
📋 Confidence Notes
Estimates are based on analyst ranges and analogues (deep-space stations, heavy-launch and robotics programs) but many values are wide-ranging and dependent on program choices (degree of automation, policy on kinetic options) and geopolitical uncertainties, so confidence is medium.
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