SCP-4096
Unknown
~
medium confidence
SCP-4096
Expected annual
$1.6M
One-time setup
$3.0M
Annual recurring
$1.6M
Personnel
14
Initial one-time setup and contingency reserves dominate first-year costs (~$3.04M), driven by property acquisition, hardened containment shell, and a large specialist R&D reserve; steady-state annual costs are about $1.57M driven by security staffing, research, and contingency contributions.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $3.0M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $1.6M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$1.6M/yr
Normal year with containment in place, routine monitoring, and no major activations or public exposures.
no activation
routine maintenance
standard research activity
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Minor Incident
$1.7M/yr
Localized activation or small public exposure requiring a rapid deployment, limited demolition/obscuring work, and legal/PR surge.
single activation near public area
small-scale obfuscation/deployment
PR/legal surge
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Major Breach
$3.1M/yr
Significant uncontrolled activation or large public exposure requiring demolition/large-scale response, mass medical/legal costs, and accelerated emergency R&D.
large spontaneous activation
widespread public exposure
full demolition/containment overhaul
Personnel
14 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 8 | [#3] 24/7 on-site security team (guards + supervisor) to provide continuous deterrence and initial response; headcount aligns with analyst estimate of 6–8 guards plus supervision; wages accounted in staff_wages. |
| Research Scientist | 3 | [#9] Secure research team of 2–4 specialists (topologists/physicists/mathematicians); salaries and overhead accounted in staff_wages. |
| On-call Response Team / Containment Operative | 3 | [#11] Specialized containment/response squad trained for topology/ontological anomalies; personnel costs included in staff_wages. |
Confidence Notes
Cost components are well-documented in analyst notes (good mapping of equipment, staffing, and contingencies), but wide ranges for property prices, speculative R&D, and event-driven costs (per-deployment/demolition) introduce meaningful uncertainty.