SCP-5614
Euclid
~
medium confidence
SCP-5614
Expected annual
$1.8M
One-time setup
$5.4M
Annual recurring
$1.7M
Personnel
13
Initial one-time setup is dominated by optional long-term research and large contingency reserves; baseline recurring costs are driven primarily by staff wages (security + researchers + medical) and D‑Class maintenance, resulting in multi-hundred-thousand to low‑millions one-time needs and approximately $1.7M/yr ongoing.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $5.4M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $1.7M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$1.7M/yr
Normal year with routine testing, maintenance, and no major incidents.
routine testing
no containment incidents
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Minor Incident
$1.9M/yr
Localized incident (medical emergency, small equipment damage, limited PR/FOIA response).
medical evacuation
small-scale equipment repair
targeted public inquiry
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Major Breach
$2.7M/yr
Containment breach or loss of an SCP-5614-A instance requiring large repairs, replacement equipment and significant cover-up/legal costs.
containment failure
equipment loss/damage
public exposure requiring heavy mitigation
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Research Scale Up
$4.7M/yr
Decision to activate the long-term retrieval/research program and scale up staffing and fabrication.
program expansion
prioritized retrieval objective
funding allocation for advanced instrumentation
Personnel
13 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 8 | 8 guards to provide 24/7 two-person entry coverage; aligns with analyst staffing and wage estimates. [#4] |
| Research Scientist / PI | 1 | Principal investigator overseeing experiments and analysis. [#5] |
| Containment Technician | 2 | Containment technicians to run tests and operate equipment. [#5] |
| Lab Analyst | 1 | On-site analyst for sensor/data review and materials work. [#5] |
| Medical Officer | 1 | Core on-call medical staffing for interaction sessions and triage. [#13] |
Confidence Notes
Individual line items are reasonably well-estimated in analyst notes (salaries, equipment ranges), but optional large programs (item #20) and escalation reserves introduce high variance; probabilities for adverse scenarios are judgment-based.