SCP-3727 Euclid ~ medium confidence
SCP-3727
Expected annual
$1.5M
One-time setup
$2.0M
Annual recurring
$1.5M
Personnel
10
Estimated one-time containment retrofit and remediation costs are approximately $2.0M driven primarily by structural hardening and 50 m sightline remediation; ongoing annual costs are ~ $1.46M driven by staffing, contingencies/reserve funding, detection-system maintenance, and legal/cover-story costs.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $2.0M
Facilities $950K
[#1, #2, #3, #4, #19, #26] Includes containment-cell retrofit ($125,000), anti-perforation wall hardening ($90,000), double-door airlock ($50,000), interior 50 m survey+remediation ($335,000), external-hazards survey+baseline remediation contingency ($290,000), and decommissioning/restoration budget ($60,000).
Equipment $657K
[#5, #6, #8, #10, #18, #23] Hardware/installations including CV/detection hardware portion ($200,000), replacement of syringe-shaped furnishings ($60,000), non-syringe monitoring hardware ($60,000), mobile transport pod ($300,000), IT/server installation ($17,000), and initial specialized non-syringe medical tools ($20,000).
Initial Research And Lab Setup $360K
[#5, #9, #14, #25] R&D and test infrastructure including CV R&D/software ($125,000), ballistic testing & instrumentation suite ($90,000), initial training program development ($20,000), and long-term syringe-definition R&D ($125,000).
Procurement Policy Implementation $25K
[#22] One-time administrative/policy implementation costs to prevent syringe-shaped items entering the containment wing.
Consumables Purge Initial $15K
[#7] Initial purge of consumables/sharps from the zone and one-time disposal logistics.
🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $1.5M/yr
Staff Wages $920K/yr
[#11, #12, #13] Salaries and benefits: dedicated security staffing (~4 guards ≈ $260,000/yr), research/technical staff & engineer (~$480,000/yr), and on-call/medical coverage (~$180,000/yr).
Reserve Fund $200K/yr
[#20] Containment-breach insurance/reserve fund to cover extraordinary repairs, medical costs, and property damage (~$200,000/yr set-aside).
Cover Story And Legal $100K/yr
[#21] Ongoing legal, public-affairs, and cover-story contingency costs (~$100,000/yr).
Facilities Maintenance $50K/yr
[#15] Routine inspections and rapid-repair contingency for wall checks and seal integrity (~$10,000/yr routine + $40,000/yr repair contingency).
Forensic Budget $50K/yr
[#24] Incident investigation and forensic analysis reserve for perforation/projectile events (~$50,000/yr set-aside).
Detection System Maintenance $30K/yr
[#5] Maintenance, model updates, and support for the computer-vision syringe-shape detection and automated alarm system (~$30,000/yr).
Emergency Drills $30K/yr
[#17] Quarterly breach simulations, PPE, contractor fees, and coordination costs (~$30,000/yr).
Supplies And Consumables $23K/yr
[#7, #16, #23] Ongoing disposal & logistics (~$5,000/yr), spare parts and consumable replacements for locks/seals/cameras (~$15,000/yr), and annual replacements for specialized non-syringe medical tools (~$3,000/yr).
Research And Monitoring $20K/yr
[#25] Continued validation and long-term monitoring R&D to refine the syringe-shaped definition (~$20,000/yr).
It Cybersecurity Hosting $15K/yr
[#18] Hosting, patching, backups, and security for CV models and video archives (~$15,000/yr).
Procurement Audits $12K/yr
[#22] Annual audits and administrative costs enforcing procurement/entry policies (~$12,000/yr).
Training And Refreshers $10K/yr
[#14] Annual refresher training, printed guidance, and assessments (~$10,000/yr).
Logistics And Transport $0/yr
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Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $1.5M/yr
82.0% probability / year
Normal year with routine operations, no significant incidents or major remediation required.
no breaches routine inspections scheduled training and maintenance
🚨 Minor Incident $1.7M/yr
15.0% probability / year +$210K vs baseline
Localized perforation/projectile event requiring rapid repair, forensic analysis, temporary relocation to transport pod, and elevated legal/PR costs.
wall perforation small-scale projectile damage single incident forensic investigation
🚨 Major Breach $2.7M/yr
3.0% probability / year +$1.2M vs baseline
Significant projectile attack or extraction of large syringe-shaped mass requiring extensive remediation, use of contingency funds, major repairs, and potential temporary relocation of containment.
large-scale structural damage external heavy cylindrical infrastructure involvement extended containment repairs or site mitigation
👥 Personnel 10 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer / MTF Agent 4 [#11] Dedicated guards for 24/7 coverage trained in no-sightline procedures.
Research Scientist 2 [#12] Senior researchers (containment lead + behavioral) for experiments and oversight.
Research Technician 2 [#12] Technical staff for monitoring, experiments, and instrument operation.
Engineer / Maintenance 1 [#12, #5, #19] Engineer responsible for detection system, structural mitigation, and remediation engineering support.
Medical Officer 1 [#13, #23] On-call medical staff trained in non-syringe procedures and use of specialized medical tools.
📋 Confidence Notes
Analyst notes are detailed on many line items (staffing, retrofit items, and ranges), allowing a reasonable estimate; however large uncertainty remains around the scope of 50 m remediation, external-hazard remediation costs, and the potential force envelope of SCP-3727, so precision is limited.
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