SCP-3935 Unknown ? low confidence
SCP-3935
Expected annual
$23.7M
One-time setup
$148.8M
Annual recurring
$22.2M
Personnel
150
Estimated one-time setup and contingency reserves are large (~$149M) driven primarily by property buyouts, road/civil works, and a large contingency/escalation reserve; annual recurring operations are substantial (~$22.2M/yr) driven by security payroll, medical/monitoring, and research. Major cost drivers: property acquisition, long-term recurring staffing, monitoring & emergency reserves.
🏗️ One-Time Capital Costs Total: $148.8M
Contingent Escalation Reserve $100.0M
[#30] Escalation envelope reserved for full-scale evacuation, federal coordination, research acceleration if containment fails.
Property Acquisition And Resettlement $20.0M
[#3] Eminent-domain buyouts / evacuation compensation for displaced households and businesses.
Emergency Contingency Fund $10.0M
[#22] Dedicated emergency rapid-response fund and deployable assets reserved for large-scale mitigation.
Road Work Civil Works $4.5M
[#2] Demolish/close roads into Salvation, reroute and construct/upgrade alternate routes, signage and traffic control.
Perimeter Quarantine Fencing $2.5M
[#1] Install secure fencing, vehicle gates, checkpoints for ~2 km radius quarantine.
Research Lab Setup $1.5M
[#15] Lab buildout and specialized instruments for anomalous research (one-time lab/setup costs).
Environmental Remediation $1.5M
[#19] Plausible remediation work (soil sampling, staged cleanup, contractor manifests) to support cover story.
Specialized Fabrication $1.5M
[#26] Prototype shielding/containment fabrication and high-precision machining for anomalous containment materials.
Vehicles And Drones Purchase $1.2M
[#9] Purchase SUVs, armored vans, ATVs, drones and support trailers sized for continuous patrols and responses.
Site Stabilization Structural $1.0M
[#4] Stabilize collapsed sub-basement, shore up pool area, construct reinforced access enclosure/hatch, emergency shoring.
Legal Reserve One Time $1.0M
[#18] One-time legal reserves for permits, settlements, indemnities and upfront legal actions.
Cover Story Initial Rollout $800K
[#17] Initial cover-story rollout expenses: consultants, fake reports, initial reimbursements to authorities.
Business Continuity One Time $750K
[#25] Upfront subsidies/reimbursements to local businesses & lost tax-base mitigation initial payments.
Monitoring Network Purchase $700K
[#7] Purchase & install ground sensors, GPR/geophones, CCTV/IR cameras, fiber/wireless backbone and tamperproof enclosures.
Temporary Site Setup $600K
[#11] Lease/convert building for Temporary Site-81-5: exam rooms, observation suites, containment cells, HVAC/EMP shielding as needed.
Tactical Unit Equipment $550K
[#6] One-time procurement of specialized armored/rescue/containment equipment for tactical unit (procurement portion).
Utilities Upgrades One Time $300K
[#20] Dedicated power feed upgrades, generators, UPS and initial fuel/storage setup.
Archaeology Inscription Analysis $150K
[#16] Contract linguists, imaging, sample analysis for inscription/archaeology.
Classd Setup $125K
[#14] One-time secure housing and transport setup costs for Class-D pool.
Data Infrastructure One Time $125K
[#23] One-time secure storage hardware, encrypted archive setup, redundancy/offsite backup infrastructure.
Facilities $0
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Equipment $0
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Initial Research And Lab Setup $0
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🔄 Annual Recurring Costs Total: $22.2M/yr
Staff Wages $9.8M/yr
[#5, #8, #12, #15] Salaries and loaded personnel costs: continuous security payroll, monitoring analysts/techs wages, temporary site medical/security salaries, research staff salaries (portion of recurring staffing costs).
Medical Monitoring $3.5M/yr
[#13] Medical evaluation, long-term monitoring and mental health support for displaced/affected individuals (population-dependent recurring costs).
Administrative Overhead $2.9M/yr
[#28] Administrative overhead (15% of annual operating recurring subtotal as covert program management, procurement, auditing).
Supplies And Consumables $1.5M/yr
[#6, #21] Tactical training/ammo/consumables and ongoing PPE/hazmat/decontamination consumables.
Research And Monitoring $1.4M/yr
[#7, #8, #15, #23] Monitoring maintenance, sensor calibration & repairs, non-wage research recurring costs, secure data storage costs.
Logistics And Transport $1.1M/yr
[#10, #14, #25] Vehicle & air fleet maintenance/fuel, Class-D operational recurring costs, business continuity transport & reimbursements.
Cover Story And Legal $800K/yr
[#17, #18] Ongoing cover-story management, PR, liaison payments and ongoing legal support.
Temporary Site Operation $500K/yr
[#11, #12] Non-wage recurring operating costs for Temporary Site-81-5 (utilities, consumables, facility lease/maintenance portion).
Facilities Maintenance $325K/yr
[#20, #24] Utilities maintenance, vegetation control, fence repairs, snow removal and perimeter upkeep.
Staff Healthcare $300K/yr
[#27] Staff healthcare programs, rotation medical support and psychological services.
Long Term 30Yr Planning $0/yr
[#29] Long-term (30+ year) present-value planning guidance reflected in narrative; not an annual charge by itself.
Cost Scenarios
📊 Baseline (baseline) $22.2M/yr
87.5% probability / year
Normal operational year with ongoing containment, monitoring, and routine admin/legal/cover activities; no major incidents.
no breach routine monitoring standard staffing levels
🚨 Minor Incident $24.2M/yr
10.0% probability / year +$2.0M vs baseline
Localized incident requiring surge security, short-term medical surge, temporary repairs and small settlements; containment maintained.
localized breach/unauthorized access injuries or medical surge minor infrastructure repairs
🚨 Major Breach $47.2M/yr
2.0% probability / year +$25.0M vs baseline
Significant containment breach or spread requiring mass evacuation, large legal settlements, major repairs and accelerated research.
major breach mass evacuation large litigation/settlements
🚨 Catastrophic Breach $172.2M/yr
0.5% probability / year +$150.0M vs baseline
Containment failure or anomaly escalation that triggers full activation of the contingency/escalation envelope and national-level response.
containment collapse anomaly expansion beyond quarantine federal-level emergency response
👥 Personnel 150 total
Role Count Notes
Security Officer / MTF Agent 90 24/7 perimeter checkpoints, roving patrols and building guards; matches security payroll component [#5].
Research Scientist 10 Anomalous-physics and multidisciplinary research staff (portion of research salaries) [#15].
Field Technician / Analyst 6 Sensor technicians and data analysts for monitoring network (wage portion included) [#7, #8].
Medical Officer 4 Medical staff supporting Temporary Site-81-5 and long-term monitoring clinics [#11, #12, #13].
Engineer / Maintenance 4 Facility, utilities and fleet maintenance personnel [#20, #10].
Administrative Staff 6 Program management, procurement and liaison staff (part of administrative overhead) [#28].
Class-D Personnel 30 On-hand Class-D pool for restricted exploration (operational costs recurring) [#14].
📋 Confidence Notes
Wide ranges in analyst estimates, major sensitivity to number of displaced inhabitants/property buyouts, civil works scope, and unpredictable anomalous behavior make these figures order-of-magnitude only; contingency reserves reflect this uncertainty.
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