SCP-6012
Legally
?
low confidence
SCP-6012
Expected annual
$18.0M
One-time setup
$188.7M
Annual recurring
$17.1M
Personnel
36
Initial capital outlays are dominated by contingency reserves, specialized vehicles/vessel purchases and equipment/lab buildout (~$189M one-time). Ongoing annual costs center on staff wages, covert operations, chartered fieldwork and intelligence/OPSEC (~$17.1M/year).
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $188.7M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $17.1M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$17.1M/yr
Normal year with ongoing containment, research, OPSEC and no major incidents.
steady research activity
no public incidents
routine operations
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Minor Incident
$19.1M/yr
Localized public incident or leak causing small-scale investigations, cleanup and legal response.
public slip/accident linked to anomalous ice
small leak or media exposure
local legal action
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Political Exposure
$27.1M/yr
Sustained litigation, political scrutiny or compelled disclosure leading to large legal and PR spend.
court order or public investigation
high-profile leak
international political pressure
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Major Breach Settlement
$67.1M/yr
Major containment failure or compelled settlement requiring very large payouts, emergency field operations and program scale-up.
large public incident with casualties
forced contractual settlement
nation-scale infrastructure impact
Personnel
36 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 12 | [#3] Armed cleared guards across shifts with special training for icy/traction operations. |
| Research Scientist / Thaumaturgist | 12 | [#4] Lead thaumaturgists, physicists, rheologists, materials scientists, technicians and postdocs. |
| Medical Officer / Nurses | 6 | [#2] Round-the-clock medical care, ICU-capable staff and specialist consultants for anomalous physiology. |
| Monitoring / Liaison Specialist | 6 | [#21] Analysts embedding with academia, industry and government; OPSEC and information-control liaisons. |
Confidence Notes
Estimates use analyst ranges but the subject is legally anomalous with large contingent liabilities (Contract 1991) and uncertain settlement risks; many high-variance items and scenario-dependent one-time costs reduce confidence.