SCP-3667 Keter ? low confidence
SCP-3667
Expected annual
$179.8M
One-time setup
$1.2B
Annual recurring
$162.3M
Personnel
416
One-time establishment costs are dominated by missile system procurement, equipment and large contingency reserves (~$1.25B). Annual operating costs under a minimal oversight baseline are roughly $162M/yr driven by security staffing, SAM maintenance, logistics, and population monitoring.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $1.2B
Equipment $421.2M
[#2, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #13, #14, #20, #21, #27] Procurement and emplacement of SAM systems; initial guard kit; armored vehicles/helicopters; power-generation units; ISR/radar systems; subterranean mapping hardware; UAV/UGV fleets; biohazard and amnestic production equipment; communications and data hardware; PPE.
Decommissioning Reserve $300.0M
[#30] Contingency funding to allow for permanent sealing/decommissioning and remediation if required.
Emergency Reserve One Time $275.0M
[#18] Up-front contingency reserve recommended for catastrophic responses and large rebuilds.
Facilities $192.5M
[#1, #10, #19] Includes forward site construction (base, labs, barracks, secure cells, airlocks), medical facility buildout, and mine-rim stabilization works.
Insurance Reserve One Time $52.5M
[#24] Internal capital set-aside for equipment/personnel replacement and asset write-offs.
Initial Research And Lab Setup $3.0M
[#12] Secure specialized lab suites, instrumentation and initial research setup for SCP-3667-3 exploitation R&D.
Intelligence Channel Setup $1.2M
[#23] One-time costs to establish covert intelligence/legal channels and liaison pipelines.
Cover Story Setup $600K
[#15] Initial legal/liaison and cover-story establishment costs.
🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $162.3M/yr
Staff Wages $43.0M/yr
[#3, #10] Salaries, benefits and rotation costs for security (MTF Chi-5, Site-574 augmentation) and core medical staff.
Emergency Reserve Annual $25.0M/yr
[#18] Annual replenishment of contingency/incident response fund.
Logistics And Transport $20.5M/yr
[#5, #6, #16, #17, #25, #26] Vehicle/aircraft maintenance and fuel, general supply-chain and procurement, heavy-equipment transport, personnel rotation flights, public-safety interdiction transports.
Sam Maintenance $20.0M/yr
[#2] Maintenance, spare missiles, trained crews, testing and hardened shelter upkeep for perimeter SAM batteries.
Research And Monitoring $13.3M/yr
[#7, #8, #9, #12, #21, #29] ISR and sensor operations, subterranean mapping operations, unmanned system operations, ongoing R&D, data/storage operations, containment testing budgets.
Supplies And Consumables $10.0M/yr
[#4, #10, #13, #14, #27] Ammunition/consumables, medical consumables, hazardous waste contracts, amnestic supplies, PPE consumables.
Population Care $10.0M/yr
[#11] Baseline minimal in-situ monitoring and periodic intervention costs for SCP-3667-2 population (policy-dependent; full-care would be far higher).
Cover Story And Legal $5.0M/yr
[#15, #23] Ongoing PR, local consultant payments, legal retainers and covert legal/intel operations.
Sociological Program $5.0M/yr
[#28] Optional long-term social programs for cooperative SCP-3667-2 communities (baseline includes a modest program).
Facilities Maintenance $4.0M/yr
[#1] Routine maintenance, winterization and structural upkeep for forward base and site infrastructure.
Insurance Replenishment $3.0M/yr
[#24] Annual replenishment for internal insurance / capital set-asides.
Training And Exercises $2.0M/yr
[#22] Ongoing specialized training, simulated exercises and rotation travel for subterranean/anti-anomaly operations.
Mine Monitoring $1.0M/yr
[#19] Ongoing subsidence and stabilization monitoring of sinkhole rim and civil engineering systems.
Communications Services $500K/yr
[#20] Satellite/fiber service fees, encrypted link and telemetry service charges.
Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $162.3M/yr
95.0% probability / year
Minimal in-situ oversight posture: limited SAM coverage (conservative 2 batteries), monitoring-first approach to SCP-3667-2, routine operations only.
limited SAM posture minimal population care no major incidents
🚨 Full Care And Heavy Sam $577.3M/yr
3.0% probability / year +$415.0M vs baseline
Policy shift to full-care containment for all ~12,000 SCP-3667-2 instances and expanded heavy SAM deployment/maintenance.
decision to house/care for SCP-3667-2 scale-up of SAM batteries and personnel expanded social/medical programs
🚨 Major Breach $412.3M/yr
2.0% probability / year +$250.0M vs baseline
Significant containment breach or large SCP-3667-1 incursion destroying perimeter systems and requiring large emergency response, rebuild, and amnestic operations.
large SCP-3667-1 incursion missile perimeter damage mass-casualty/large-scale response required
👥 Personnel 416 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer / MTF Agent 360 [#3] Frontline armed containment, perimeter guards, rapid response teams (primary share of payroll estimate).
Research Scientist 30 [#12] Specialists for SCP-3667-3 exploitation R&D and mapping analysis.
Medical Officer 10 [#10] On-site ER, trauma surgeons, psychiatric staff for SCP-3667-2 treatment and medevac coordination.
Engineer / Maintenance 10 [#5, #6, #19] Power, vehicle, SAM and structural maintenance personnel.
Administrative Staff 5 [#15, #23, #25] Logistics, legal liaison, rotation scheduling and local procurement support.
Site Director / Executive Staff 1 [#1, #3] Site leadership and executive oversight liaison with Site-574 and regional administration.
📋 Confidence Notes
Estimates are order-of-magnitude and policy-dependent (minimal oversight vs. full-care) with wide ranges provided in source notes; many costs (SAM choice, population-care policy, breach likelihood) are highly uncertain.
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