SCP-3103 Euclid ~ medium confidence
SCP-3103
Expected annual
$1.0M
One-time setup
$554K
Annual recurring
$1.0M
Personnel
10
First-year costs are dominated by one-time secure containment buildout and a contingency fund (~$554,000 one-time) while ongoing annual costs are driven primarily by staff wages (security, researchers, caretaker), veterinary retainer, D‑Class program and medical support for affected humans (~$1,016,450/year). Main cost drivers are personnel, contingencies, and ongoing medical/research support.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $554K
Contingency Fund $300K
[#23] One-time contingency / emergency escalation reserve for major incidents, legal action, capture/euthanasia operations or large-scale medical/legal costs.
Equipment $83K
[#2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #15, #19] One-time purchase/installation of climate control/humidity systems, CCTV/audio/recording hardware, remote-handling/automated feeders and manipulators, timing/alarm/interlock system, local sound attenuation hardware, incident-response capture equipment, and initial IT/redaction systems.
Facilities $80K
[#1] Construction of a single 5×5 m secure containment chamber with aviary cage, airlock, impact flooring, windows, perches and site retrofit/new-construction costs.
Recovery Transportation $40K
[#17] Deployment to New Guinea, recovery team costs, international transport, crate, permits and quarantine shipping.
Legal Initial $35K
[#16] Initial recovery/legal setup costs, permit/legal fees and cover-story establishment following recovery in New Guinea.
Training Initial $6K
[#20] Initial SOP development and initial training sessions for 15-minute rule, D‑Class procedures, zoonotic protocols and emergency response.
Veterinary Initial $6K
[#7] Initial quarantine checks, veterinary intake testing and first-line treatments during intake.
Zoonotic Testing Initial $4K
[#8] Initial lab testing for psittacosis/avian influenza/parasites and initial PPE/decontamination stock for quarantine.
Initial Research And Lab Setup $0
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🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $1.0M/yr
Staff Wages $590K/yr
[#10, #11, #12] Salaries: dedicated animal caretaker (~$50k), research staff (senior + junior ~ $125k + $75k), and security staffing (6 guards + 1 supervisor ~ $340k).
D Class Program $150K/yr
[#14] D‑Class recruitment, housing, medical screening, security and replacement costs associated with experimental testing cadence.
Medical Care $100K/yr
[#13] Medical ward monitoring, psychiatric evaluation, sedation/observation and long-term monitoring costs for affected humans (SCP-3103-1 cases).
Research And Monitoring $62K/yr
[#3, #18] Ongoing audio/video storage/analysis, specialist software, long-term behavioral recording retention and data analyst/ethology support.
Veterinary Retainer $45K/yr
[#7] Part-time retainer/contract for exotic avian vet for routine exams, emergency care and treatment plans.
Insurance And Oversight $30K/yr
[#25] Internal audit, compliance officers and insurance-equivalent oversight to manage legal and operational risk.
Cover Story And Legal $12K/yr
[#16] Ongoing PR/administrative cover-story maintenance, liaison and minor legal/liaison fees.
It Security And Retention $6K/yr
[#19] Secure backups, redaction work, admin for classified footage retention and secure storage operations.
Supplies And Consumables $5K/yr
[#6, #21] PPE replacement and consumables (gloves, gowns, respirators), cage repairs/consumables, cleaning supplies and small replacements.
Incident Response Consumables $4K/yr
[#15] Replacement sedatives, delivery systems, trauma kits and perishable capture supplies.
Facilities Maintenance $4K/yr
[#2, #5, #22] HVAC/climate control energy and maintenance (~$500–$2k), alarm system maintenance (~$500), and utilities for the single chamber (~$1–3k).
Animal Diet And Enrichment $4K/yr
[#9] Specialized diet (nuts, pellets), enrichment, toy replacement and related consumables.
Training $3K/yr
[#20] Periodic refresher training, drills and SOP updates.
Zoonotic Surveillance $2K/yr
[#8] Ongoing testing and surveillance for zoonoses, periodic screening and biosafety consumables.
Logistics And Transport $0/yr
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Long Term Care $0/yr
[#24] Placeholder for indefinite/decades-long care costs if required; not included in baseline annual until such a program is established.
Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $1.0M/yr
93.5% probability / year
Normal operational year with no major incidents: ongoing containment, routine veterinary care, research and D‑Class testing as budgeted.
routine_operations scheduled_testing normal_veterinary_events
🚨 Minor Incident $1.1M/yr
5.0% probability / year +$50K vs baseline
Localized incident requiring emergency response, short-term increased medical care, small legal/PR costs and replacement consumables.
aggressive_removal_attempt localized_psychological_cascade minor_escape_or_capture
🚨 Major Breach $1.5M/yr
1.0% probability / year +$500K vs baseline
Significant containment breach or violent incident requiring large-scale response, use of contingency funds, potential fatalities and legal action.
containment_breach mass_staff_exposure extended_capture_operation
🚨 Long Term Care Established $1.5M/yr
0.5% probability / year +$500K vs baseline
Affected humans require indefinite/decades-long care or containment expands into permanent specialized wards and expanded research staff.
permanent_patient_load expanded_long_term_research
👥 Personnel 10 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer / MTF Agent 6 [#12] Six guards for 24/7 coverage (three-shift rotation).
Security Supervisor 1 [#12] Dedicated security supervisor responsible for access control and incident response coordination.
Research Scientist (Senior) 1 [#11] Senior level-2 researcher overseeing experiments and compliance.
Research Scientist (Junior) 1 [#11] Junior researcher/assistant handling recordkeeping and experimental requests.
Dedicated Animal Caretaker / Zookeeper 1 [#10] Full-time caretaker for daily feeding, cleaning, enrichment and veterinarian coordination.
📋 Confidence Notes
Estimates are based on provided analyst ranges and typical salaries; many line items have wide ranges (D‑Class program, contingency, long-term care) and site-specific factors (existing site security/support) that increase uncertainty.
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