SCP-436
Euclid
?
low confidence
SCP-436
Expected annual
$3.1M
One-time setup
$1.5M
Annual recurring
$3.0M
Personnel
10
One-time setup approx $1.52M for modular containment rooms, vault/archival fit-out, monitoring and initial R&D; recurring operations approx $3.02M/yr driven primarily by staff wages, consumables (weekly sacrificial floor rebuilds), medical surveillance, insurance/reserve allocations, and accelerated equipment replacement.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $1.5M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $3.0M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$3.0M/yr
Normal year with standard operations, weekly transfers, routine surveillance and no major incidents.
standard weekly handling
routine medical checks
no containment breaches
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Minor Incident
$3.2M/yr
Localized contamination/health incident or equipment loss requiring added medical care, replacements and short investigations.
localized staff exposure
small equipment/tool replacement
short operational downtime
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Major Breach
$4.0M/yr
Partial containment failure requiring emergency response, extended downtime, legal/PR action and significant repairs/upgrades.
structural containment damage
multiple personnel affected
public exposure/legal action
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Transport Event
$3.3M/yr
Planned or emergency off-site transfer of SCP-436 requiring specially prepared conveyance and heavy escort.
relocation to deeper containment
off-site research transfer
facility emergency necessitating move
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Catastrophic Breach
$5.0M/yr
Severe uncontrolled event with large-scale personnel injury, significant litigation and major facility replacement.
major containment collapse
widespread health claims
extensive property damage
Personnel
10 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 7 | 24/7 Level-3+ coverage (6–8 guards modeled as 7); included in staff wages [#5]. |
| Research Scientist | 3 | Lab/analysis team (2–4 FTEs modeled as 3); included in staff wages [#6]. |
Confidence Notes
Significant uncertainty in frequency and per-event magnitude of major incidents, the long-term health liabilities (cancer/disability), and the weekly floor reconstruction method; ranges in analyst notes required many assumptions and mid-point estimates.