SCP-6250
Unknown
~
medium confidence
SCP-6250
Expected annual
$25.0M
One-time setup
$73.0M
Annual recurring
$22.7M
Personnel
128
Initial capital costs are dominated by the land-control contingency and HFAC/lab buildouts (~$73M one-time); annual operating costs are driven by staffing, research, and contingency reserves (~$22.7M/yr). Major cost drivers are MTF staffing, land-control contingency, HFAC capacity, and ongoing research/containment trials.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $73.0M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $22.7M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$22.7M/yr
Normal operational year with no major incidents; routine containment, research, and community mitigation continue.
steady perimeter growth
manageable detainee throughput
no major public exposure
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Minor Incident
$24.7M/yr
Localized surge in linked individuals or a small intersection event requiring overtime, extra HFAC cycles, remediation and legal responses.
clustered intersection events
HFAC overcapacity
increased detentions and overtime
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Major Expansion
$82.7M/yr
Accelerated perimeter growth or a shift into populated areas forcing large-scale land acquisition, evacuation planning and massive containment scale-up.
rapid radius expansion
area encroaches on dense population
need to deploy land-control contingency
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Political Exposure
$27.7M/yr
Public leak or high-profile incident triggers media scrutiny, lawsuits and large PR/legal expenditures plus emergency ops.
media exposure
civilian lawsuits
official investigations
Personnel
128 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Security Officer / MTF Agent | 110 | [#1] 110 FTEs for 16 checkpoints (2 per shift × 3 shifts per checkpoint plus supervisors/relief). |
| HFAC Operator / Medical | 3 | [#8] HFAC operators and associated medic staff to run chambers and provide short-term care. |
| Research Scientist / Lab Technician | 15 | [#14] 15 FTEs in Departments of Epistemology & Parapsychology (senior researchers + technicians). |
Confidence Notes
Estimates are based on explicit line-item analyst figures for most categories (medium confidence). Major uncertainties remain around non-linear expansion (#30), the true frequency of incidents, and the size/scope of forced land acquisition or evacuation which could vastly increase costs.