SCP-5235
Neutralized
~
medium confidence
SCP-5235
Expected annual
$752K
One-time setup
$1.3M
Annual recurring
$736K
Personnel
5
Total one-time setup and contingency funds are approximately $1.27M driven by equipment (antennae, receivers, storage, HSM) and an emergency contingency reserve; recurring annual costs are approximately $736k driven by staff wages, security/clearance maintenance, and legal/operations overhead.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $1.3M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $736K/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$736K/yr
Normal, uneventful year with full recommended monitoring posture and no major incidents.
routine monitoring
no active Way broadcasts
no infrastructure failures
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Minor Incident
$786K/yr
Localized incident (hardware damage, small targeted broadcast) requiring limited emergency response and equipment replacement.
localized storm/sabotage
transient anomalous broadcast with limited effects
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Research Escalation
$1.0M/yr
Re-activation of a Way or significant anomalous broadcast requiring surge research, additional short-term hires, and deployment of Nexus assets.
active Way broadcast
anomalous content requiring containment research
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Major Breach
$1.2M/yr
Significant containment failure or catastrophic equipment loss requiring major replacements, large-scale containment deployment, and expedited research.
site compromise
destructive weather/sabotage or wide-area anomalous effects
Personnel
5 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Analyst / Operator | 3 | Day/night shift coverage for automated monitoring review and validation (#10). |
| Senior Analyst | 1 | Senior analyst for oversight, incident triage, and escalation management (#10). |
| Research Scientist | 1 | Subject-matter expert to review logs, coordinate with Nexus FP-01, and update protocols (#11). |
Confidence Notes
Costs are drawn directly from analyst estimates and recommended posture ranges; key uncertainties are the frequency/severity of Way re-activation and the size/timing of emergency contingency expenditures.