SCP-3224
Euclid
~
medium confidence
SCP-3224
Expected annual
$26.4M
One-time setup
$10.5M
Annual recurring
$25.8M
Personnel
33
One-time capital of approximately $10.46M for specialized maternal containment, labs, vehicles and neonatal initial care; recurring annual costs ~ $25.8M driven primarily by neonatal long-term care, staff wages, medical care and cover/PR/legal operations.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $10.5M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $25.8M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$25.8M/yr
Normal year with expected case load (120–230 cases) and routine operations; no major simultaneous surge or public exposure.
routine_case_volume
no_mass_surge
no_public_exposure
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Minor Surge
$27.8M/yr
Regional temporary surge of late-stage cases requiring extra OR time, transport and short-term ICU expansions.
regional_cluster
seasonal/equatorial_increase
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Major Breach
$33.8M/yr
Multiple simultaneous late-stage metastatic eruptive events in populated area requiring mass emergency response, settlements and large PR/legal operations.
multiple_simultaneous_late_stage
mass_casualty_response
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Political Exposure
$40.8M/yr
Public/political exposure requiring extensive long-term legal, PR, bribery, amnestic operations and possible large settlements.
public_exposure
political_scrutiny
Personnel
33 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Research Scientist | 10 | [#12] Botanists/zoologists/obstetric researchers/neuroscientists; portion of dedicated interdisciplinary team (6–15 FTEs). |
| Database Analyst / SCP Watchdog | 9 | [#14] Monitoring analysts for global medical database/watchdog duties (6–12 analysts). |
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 14 | [#18] Regional security contingent (10–25 personnel) for facility perimeter, transports and rapid response. |
Confidence Notes
Estimates derived from midpoints of wide ranges in analyst notes; medical and containment equipment costs are reasonably grounded but large uncertainty remains in recurring child-care policy choices, regional transport variance, and frequency/severity of surge/exposure events.