SCP-3146 Euclid ~ medium confidence
SCP-3146
Expected annual
$10.6M
One-time setup
$1.0M
Annual recurring
$10.2M
Personnel
51
Initial setup requires roughly $1.02M in one-time capital for lab fit-out, secure storage, comms and training; long-run annual operations are approximately $10.20M driven primarily by embedded operative salaries, legal/settlement budgets, contingency reserves, and damage-compensation funds.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $1.0M
Initial Research And Lab Setup $500K
[#13] One-time secure lab fit-out for anomalous containment and R&D of recovered discs.
Equipment $160K
[#6, #14, #16, #18] One-time purchase of field PS3s/TVs/batteries and AV spares (#6), evidence capture hardware/setup (#14), secure vault cabinet & access controls (#16), and secure communications/ops kit (#18).
Cover Identity Creation $150K
[#1] One-time creation/maintenance of false identities and cover buy‑ins for embedded operatives.
Amnestic Training Setup $100K
[#9] One-time specialized medical/amnestic administration training and covert medical supplies setup.
Training Program Setup $100K
[#17] One-time establishment of training & exercises program (tabletops, materials, curriculum).
Social Media Assets $10K
[#2] One-time creative asset and website build for the "defunct company" cover.
Facilities $0
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🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $10.2M/yr
Staff Wages $4.7M/yr
[#1, #2, #3, #8, #10, #11, #13] Salaries/benefits for embedded operatives (20 @ $120k) (#1), social-media staff (3 @ $80k) (#2), monitoring analysts (2 @ $90k) (#3), portion of rapid-response team salaries/overtime (#8), embedded federal liaisons (5 @ $140k) (#10), legal staff (3 attorneys) (#11), and research scientists (4 @ $140k) (#13).
Large Incident Reserve $2.0M/yr
[#20] Liquid reserve allocation for large-scale mobilization, political fallout mitigation, or major legal exposure.
Cover Story And Legal $1.0M/yr
[#11] Contingency for settlements, hush payments and external legal actions/DMCA takedowns (separate from attorney salaries).
Damage Repair Compensation $1.0M/yr
[#12] Annual contingency fund to reimburse venue damages, vendor/business interruption and partial attendee compensation.
Logistics And Transport $460K/yr
[#4, #5, #8] On-site attendance (travel/lodging/per diems for events) (#4), staged-tournament venue/permitting budgets (#5), and travel component allocated from rapid-response contingency (#8).
Research And Monitoring $330K/yr
[#3, #13] Event monitoring subscriptions/tools and monitoring analyst salaries (#3) plus research consumables and instrumentation consumables (#13).
Security Contracts $200K/yr
[#7] Contract plainclothes security and crowd-control for events.
International Liaison $200K/yr
[#19] Retainers, translators and local incident support for international events.
Covert Cash Handling $100K/yr
[#15] Banking/shell maintenance, prize administration and laundering/accounting oversight.
Evidence Storage And Handling $50K/yr
[#14] Ongoing secure media storage, redaction personnel and chain-of-custody handling.
Training Exercises $50K/yr
[#17] Annual refresh & practical exercises for crowd-control, tournament-running and amnestic drills.
Social Media Ad Budget $50K/yr
[#2] Paid amplification/advertising budget for cover-story posts and rapid boosts during manifestations.
Amnestic Procurement And Storage $40K/yr
[#9] Class-C amnestic procurement & secure pharmaceutical storage ($20k/yr) and ongoing recertification ($20k/yr).
Secure Comms Service $25K/yr
[#18] Replacement, service contracts and satellite/comms airtime for burner/encrypted comms.
Evidence Vault Maintenance $10K/yr
[#16] Maintenance, access control and security for the evidence vault.
Equipment Refresh $2K/yr
[#6] Annual refresh/repair allowance for staging hardware (PS3s, TVs, batteries, cabling).
Facilities Maintenance $0/yr
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Supplies And Consumables $0/yr
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Rapid Response $0/yr
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Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $10.2M/yr
70.0% probability / year
Normal operational year with routine monitoring, staged events as needed, and no major incidents beyond expected manifestations.
routine Y-manifestations staged tournaments annual training and monitoring
🚨 Minor Incident $10.7M/yr
25.0% probability / year +$498K vs baseline
Single significant Y-Manifestation causing venue damage, increased legal claims and emergency response costs.
single large public incident high-profile altercation moderate legal/repair claims
🚨 Major Breach $15.2M/yr
5.0% probability / year +$5.0M vs baseline
Large-scale incident with political exposure, multi-site manifestations or protracted legal/political fallout requiring major mobilization and high settlements.
multi-site manifestations political figures affected without clearance prolonged public/political scrutiny
👥 Personnel 51 total
Role Count Notes
Embedded Operative (professional-gaming cover) 20 [#1] Full-time undercover operatives embedded in gaming/streamer communities.
Embedded Federal Liaison / High-Clearance Agent 5 [#10] Agents embedded or liaising with federal protective services.
Research Scientist 4 [#13] Laboratory researchers analyzing discs and testing countermeasures.
Social Media / Content Team 3 [#2] Copywriters, designers and account managers for the cover operation.
Monitoring Analyst / OSINT 2 [#3] Continuous event monitoring and alerting staff.
Legal Team / Attorneys 3 [#11] In-house attorneys for cover/DMCA/defensive work (salaries counted in staff_wages).
Rapid-Response Agents / Field Team 8 [#8] On-call teams for immediate deployment to affected venues (salaries/overtime partially in staff_wages).
Medical Officer 2 [#9] Personnel trained to administer Class-C amnestics covertly.
Administrative Staff 2 General admin and program coordination support (salaries included in staff_wages).
Engineer / Maintenance 1 [#16] Support for secure storage, evidence hardware and staging equipment maintenance.
Site Director / Executive Staff 1 Program-level oversight and liaison to Foundation command.
📋 Confidence Notes
Estimates are based on analyst line-item rough figures and plausible allocations; many items are scalable and some costs (legal settlements, reserves) are deliberately uncertain, producing moderate confidence.
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