SCP-5015
Unknown
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medium confidence
SCP-5015
Expected annual
$285K
One-time setup
$585K
Annual recurring
$278K
Personnel
3
Initial one-time setup and research (digitization, specialist analysis, conservation, and modest containment upgrades) are moderate (~$0.6M), while the main ongoing costs are personnel, MTF readiness, and periodic research/monitoring (~$278k/year). Major cost drivers are optional expedition campaigns and contingency containment upgrades.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $585K
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $278K/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$278K/yr
Normal year with standard monitoring, conservation, and minimal active research; no major incidents or campaigns.
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Minor Incident
$298K/yr
Small unauthorized access attempt, minor damage, or a localized contamination requiring investigation, minor repairs, and limited PR/legal action.
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minor_damage_or_contamination
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Major Breach
$678K/yr
Significant containment breach or unauthorized reassembly requiring full MTF response, medical treatment, emergency containment upgrades, and extended remediation.
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medical_evacuations
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Research Campaign
$478K/yr
Foundation elects to mount an active exploration campaign into SCP-5015-A (remote sensors, field teams, permits, MTF tasking).
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Personnel
3 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 1 | 1 incremental guard/desk coverage attributed to SCP-5015 (item #5), budgeted at ~$35,000/year. |
| Research Scientist | 1 | Archaeologist/thaumatologist allocation (item #12), combined part/full FTE coverage budgeted at ~$60,000/year (may be fractional in practice). |
| Administrative Staff | 1 | Administrative/chain-of-custody time (item #6) allocated as a fraction of an admin employee (~0.05-0.15 FTE), budgeted at ~$4,000/year. |
Confidence Notes
Line items and recurring needs are well-specified (storage, CCTV, conservation, research), but several items (expedition budgets, containment-upgrade contingency, MTF readiness level, and contingency reserve) have wide ranges and depend on policy choices and unpredictable incident frequency.