SCP-5364
Neutralized
~
medium confidence
SCP-5364
Expected annual
$1.7M
One-time setup
$318K
Annual recurring
$1.6M
Personnel
13
One-time capital costs are moderate (~$318k) for chamber fit-out, medical and cold-storage equipment; recurring annual costs are high (~$1.65M/yr) driven chiefly by staff wages (security, medical, technicians), contingency reserves, and research/storage operations.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $318K
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $1.6M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$1.6M/yr
Normal year with routine containment, regular regurgitation management within expected operational capacity and no major equipment failures.
routine regurgitation events
standard maintenance and staffing
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Minor Incident
$1.7M/yr
One or more larger-than-expected regurgitation events requiring extra medical/surgical interventions, additional necropsies, overtime and disposals.
multi-hour extraction requiring extra staff overtime
additional necropsy/disposal and PPE use
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Major Freezer Failure Or Mass Event
$1.9M/yr
Catastrophic freezer failure or a single event producing many large SCP-5364-1 instances requiring emergency temporary storage, heavy-lift transport, and replacement equipment/repairs.
walk-in freezer failure
mass specimen recovery requiring rentals and contractor emergency repairs
Personnel
13 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 6 | [#3] Six guards to staff three 8-hour shifts and provide escorts during events; salaries and benefits included in staff_wages. |
| Containment Technician / Escort Staff | 3 | [#4] Two–three technicians; budgeted three FTE-equivalents for daily checks, pass-through management and on-call rotation. |
| Medical Officer / Nurse / Technician | 3 | [#5] ER nurse/technician staff plus contracted on-call physician coverage for extractions and emergency surgery. |
| Psychologist / Socialisation Staff | 1 | [#6] One FTE (1–2 FTEs recommended) to meet 8 hours/day ethics-mandated recreation and socialisation requirements. |
Confidence Notes
Analyst notes provide detailed line-item ranges; staff and equipment needs are well-described but event frequency (and resulting variable consumables/disposal/recovery costs) is uncertain, producing moderate confidence in annual figures.