SCP-4329
Safe
~
medium confidence
SCP-4329
Expected annual
$714K
One-time setup
$2.0M
Annual recurring
$683K
Personnel
6
One-time startup costs estimated at roughly $2.0M dominated by contingency reserves, broadcaster buyout and remediation options; recurring annual costs ~ $683k driven by staff wages (security, monitoring, research), monitoring/IT, hazmat readiness and contingency replenishment.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $2.0M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $683K/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$683K/yr
Normal year with no major incidents; routine monitoring, maintenance, staffing and modest consumables usage.
no manifestations causing major damage
no broadcaster shutdowns
routine operations only
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Minor Incident
$758K/yr
Local manifested item causes property damage or minor hazard requiring hazmat/EOD response, forensic testing and PR/legal follow-up.
hazardous manifested item
small explosion or contamination
local property damage requiring repairs
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Major Breach
$1.7M/yr
Severe incident requiring broadcaster shutdown or buyout, large-scale remediation and extended emergency contracting.
need to neutralise/force-shutdown broadcaster
frequent hazardous manifests
large-scale remediation/legal settlements
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Political Exposure
$883K/yr
Public exposure or local political pressure requiring extended PR, legal defense, compensation and community management.
media leak
community backlash over station delays
legal challenges from third parties
Personnel
6 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 1 | [#1] One guard (daily property checks, trespass control, initial detention). |
| Research Scientist | 2 | [#10] SCP-specific research staff to study manifests, write protocols and coordinate technical investigations. |
| Research Technician / Analyst (monitoring) | 3 | [#2] Audio-log analysts/operators to review automated captures, maintain logging and coordinate responses (3 FTE equivalent). |
Confidence Notes
Line-item ranges in analyst notes are clear but wide for contingency, buyout and decommissioning options; staffing and monitoring costs are better defined. Medium confidence reflects well-specified recurring needs but high uncertainty around infrequent, high-cost events.